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Correspondence Of the Herald I


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Correspondence Of the Herald


WASHINGTON, Nov. IL, 1874.
DEAR GENKRAL:-


write to congratulate you on the discovery bv
the whlg editors, orators, and mnstrels of the 40.
luton to that universal interrogatory, "Who il
James X. Polk?" They are astounded. dumb.
founded, and confounded.


Inc oflce-holders are now decidedly democra.
tic. number ofthem were candidates last night
Tor admission into the democratic association.
Poor fellows, let them be admitted-the yerv dat.
Of their baptism will be The warrant for their ex.
pusion.


grand concentrated democratic iubilaic mass
meeting Will be held during the next week in tow.
Inc wings had funeral gathering last nieht n
h .heiI cuo mousse Nothing could exceed the gloom,
me despondency, The green and yellow melsn.
choly"' of the assemblage But thev have learned
naro iesson-a lesson Of wisdom Tor ages TO come.
we are sorry-heartily sorry for them-for there
are many good men and true among them. who
nave 6rd TO the last drop in clearing the track
tor old Kentucky"


Where is Mr. Webster to 60 now! Where DR..
Mayo? Where Col. Snethenl Where our Post.
master Jones? WI Wy
blair ~ hives are in the seventh heaven-John
Jones, however, continues belIicose and iniract-
aoie. he Is spunk TO the spinal column. il John.
anu .ne treaty OF annexation he will have without
compromise, &C curtallment or abatement President
Tyler has gained seven pounds since the decisivr
crossing OF the Cayuga Bridge-the bridge Of the
Beresina to Mr. Clay " '"'
AS we predicted last eummer-vireinla will give
about ,OOO majority for Polk and Dallas. and ss
'u we inr'ner predicted, the Clay Club House here
VIII be converted TO scme useful purpose perhsns
a atemprrance hall So mote il be-


lruiy, In the work Of progress"


Yours, Bon.