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compeers in tho East Room. IL was in that room

 saw the ragged (yes ragged) chair. Now S6,ooO IS pallry sum to spend upon such an house Il would take S30000 to put it m proper order We are a great and free naton and should endeavor to avoid lnxury on the hand and niggardy conduct on the

 other. Our President should have sufficient iurnl- tre, and such fixtures compOr with the dignity oi our nation. care not in such things. for party am free American, plain Virginia planter-neYeI desire, and consequently, ask for office, except such as the people confer by their free suiiages-bul felt ashamed for my country when l saw ragged iinery m the Nations House. Besides, the curtains in the green are miserable faded things; such as no private gentleman would keep in his parIor'