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h thelr countenances. The nro,. moved, Tn order, to escort them to n@, ment, at Coleman's National u nefae merous as were their numbers el g '6g, to form but small portion of i n uley ea 0i all ages, sexes and occupaioal ,5e npdp 5'ronged to welcome their distincn,;s'', DU,s' low citizens. So soon as tbev ar usba quarters, the associations and c;';1't %;rIedql

 The editor of the Ohio statesm,n 4Sas R rous and able defender of the democr.t3. no' as follows of tbo same subject: '''S ''liA

 THE PRESIDENT ELECT

 ToL.-Alr. Polk arrived at W..taE laE Thursday evening last, amidst 4S,llng'p Sa ot thousands. How different m'., ',s siosl lFisteelng5 fo those oT General ,, Iius' H. AAa'P years ago. He arrived amidst a ila,'aoa msa'a storm otnatural and financial elemsa.ll nosl dl day was not only terrible. but 5t1s p;1s ten monster had just exploded to p,ad'' r;. from its ruins. It had been the '',Daoq @a., and fountain of whiggery, but feIl gleaa s, own weight of moral corruption rsli a.9 a9id stench to the very heavens. =" anu Sen

 Elr. Polk, on the other hand ..

 midst ol inc onward greatness of i,as h n The imagination can hardly D pain, 'r's z. sa' in approximations rich and fr,a' dal;9 ale l3 Oregon greater than tie oripinal Isilsla' %i tions' with commercial prospeets ,',I's'a ,b,, rlyai the world-Iowa and Florida. 'aa, ,@. z sisters just ushering into the alres5' a"I Noa family of 26l in these he copld a,'J@ps g.l lql tfiumph-ia these the stay and s .se. eslll his administration. s 09PPoa

 While tbe corrupt money powe, ,,... to premature death, by over pol6..1! , ploal s was crumbIing, melting away amid ,'a, ;'.le ael around Harrison's feet, and its troon 's afa '4l 2 ers-on were battling raging storms of y n. lal to do hollow homage to Harrison ;a ioa iisa7 in l845 Mr. Polk enters the sama no 'a .;. i'41 the uprising spIendor of an nnnara3l s 5l'3' \ ton, surrounded by the sturdy sbon,s n,' / open hearted, honest democracy asE;;s. ing but what is right, reasonable and i, ir5. covering before nothing wrong. bo9' @ mighty. H0'

 Col. Polk arrived in Washington on Ts,-] the 18th of February, and on Saturday tef5. report was made to the House of Repre,.,5+ ACCEPTANCE OF OFFICE OF THE pRFn, AND VICE PRESIDENT ELECT

 Mir. Burke made the following reDos

 The joint committee appointedby t5sl ate and House of Representative S I upon and inform the lion. James K Pog Tennessee, of his election to be os,, President of the United States. for 5s I of four years from and after the 3l jgl March, l84G; and also to wait upon a form the Hon. George II. Dallas, of Pal Yania, of his election to the office of II President of the United States for fle sl term, report;

 That they have attended to ihe duiyaa cd them; and that

 The President elect, Tn slgniiying hsl eePtance of the office to which he had l chosen by fbe people, expressed his l sense of grafitade 10 them for the confl which they had feposed in him, and reg ed us 10 convey tasour respective Hons Congress assurances that, in executing responsible dulies which would depolal hun, 1t would De lis anxious desire b tain the honor and promote the wel6pd country, And that

 The Vice President elect, in sigmyn. acceptance Of the office to which he mj ! chosen by the people, expressed his poii1 | gratitude to them, and declared that, ja unexpectedly by the generous su6iags his fellow-citizens from the shades ofT1 lie into the full glare of official station,

 diiiicult ofea ess the solicitude thathenI mol be equal 10 t6e exigencies of so a q change; but that, swayed by an a3a votion 10 the high honor, true interest," fast union of the American States, he wI enter with zeal upon ihe duties assgnedi| m the hope of al least partially reaIzi1! expectations Of those by whose conida he had been honofed.