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0EThe Junior Editor of the State Sentinel
as travelling in the East and writing letters
home. He was lately for few DAYS in Wash.
ington City, and ia giving a short account of
who and what he SAW there says:


81 not only saw the big buildings bnt the big
men In them also. Of the last, should Judge
Mr.. Secretary WALKER to be the greatest DO
litically, though the smallest physically among
those whom | conversed with"


The State Journal in noticing this letter of
the Junior says: "After referring to an Office
seeker from Tennessee-insinuating it was all
the recommendation Mr. Polk wanted. to know
that the applicant was from that State-the
Junior takes no further notice of the Presiden-
tial incumbent. Polk was styled "voung hick-
ory," but the Junior knocks the bark off the
green sapling or else overlooked it among the
BIG timber of Washington, for he says.


81 looked, painfully, for the shade of Gen.
Jackson but need not say that saw nothing
of it."


The question will not new be-"who is
James X. Polk?"-but, ,ohere is the ..shade of
Gen. Juckson?"