WASHINGTON, March l6, lS45,
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Mr.. Editor The crowd inthis city has shin.
ned off amazingly; some have had their anxiety
satisfied; others their cuPidity; others again have
had their greediness disappointed. The office.
seekers have filed their requests, receiving fiat.
tering promises that when those Offices come
up their claims will be duly considered which
10 them is ,antamount TO an nIIor'ntr.- for
who is there who docs not consider his claims
eminent to all others You will not find any
amongst the caravan of pilgrims who have come
hilher after office. Many Of them have gone of
'vosniferously mad, as Duvy Crockett sad swea r.
ing that Mr.. p. not the man they ,ookhim to be
because he gave the Offices which they had ap.
proprinted to themselves to others for whom then
never provided. But others, though disappointed,
have gone home like good democrats, saying,
swell, there were more, applicants than offices
and Mr.. Polk could not satisfy ALL"


After al! the parade and hustle contingen: up.
on the Inauguration, and the game of tickle me
and III tickle you among the most acute Office.
seekers, have disspated, the place is getting awful.
ly dull. The Theatre is burnt down-tho Congo