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OrFThe Wing papers have had much 10 say abOu'
the great crowd of Office Seekers at Washington city,
attending the Inauguration but there good
deal of Roorbackism in their stories as usual The
Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot,
a Wing paper, writes as follows:


1t is little remarkable, but nevertheless true, that
many offices of considerable worth, in the gift of the
Government, such as consulshps and posmaserships,
are vacant and yet unappled for. And the spectacle
witnessed of Secretary of State, Secretary of the
Treasury, and Postmaster General hunting the
town for suitable persons to fill said Offices.