HORACE GREELEY'S OPINION OF
JAMES H. POLK
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In ls4l, Horace Greeley, editor of the NY.
Tribune, a leading wing paper, wrote memoir
Of the late judge w hite of Tennessee. lie says,
in spenkingof the election of the legislature which
instructed Judge White out of office:


sin 1889, JAMES X. POLK, ONE OF THE
ABLEST MEN AND MOST POWERFUL
SPEAKERS IN THE SOUTHWEST, took the
field as the administration (V'n Buren) candidate
for governor; and, after canvass of unprecedent-
ed vehemence, in which he prored himself an orer-
match both in speaking talent, and in personal ad-
dress and popularity, for his opponent, Governor
Cannon, he was elected by some twenty five hun.
dred majority.''


This may be found in the 'Biographical An.
nnal' for lS4l, page 50. We have the work.
which may be seen by any person who doubts the
truth of the above.


Here is authority which no one can gainsay. In
1886, he was of the abesi men in the southwest
where Henry Clay Iives.-- Warren Pa.) Adu.