{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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PAYING THEIR RESPECTS TO Mas. PoLK.-A Washington letter writer in the Baltimore Sun, wri. ting under date of March 7th, says :-.' It having been whispered to-day, tllat the Presidents wife would receive visitors, the Executive Mansion was thronged from noon until after two o'clock, with ladies and gentlemen for the purpose ofpaying their respects. The visiters were introduced by esti- mabie fellow townsman, Major Noland, and received by Mrs Polk in 3 most graceful, yet unosteotatious monner. Indeed, she performed her part of the re- cepiion with as much familiarity as if she had pre- sided in the mansion for twenty years Her elegant manners, aable department and plainness of attire, elicited the remark from some of the visitors, that "she pas peculiarly qualded for the see efa Repa6- licua Pfesdeat''