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There ., a. kStn,esjy for ihe sCOrSt
of kftfyllOs.S

DLEASE read Rev Mr. Fuller certificate and then
i try them mir jones' Su--A desire to benefit 9TH
induces 10 send tins testimonial IN 'o"or of your
DROPS FOR hUMoRs. For three yrars past have 6een
afflicted with scrOluious humor winch the most
threatening appearance such sOiethruat yelling III The
neck sides and hands large hare punches the neck and
IN HE armPlis, accompanied with much nd pam
To such an extent did the disease rage produce appa
rent deormy Of the features my lungs became lrtard
intellectual faculties benumbud The en- ire of the
sense OF smelling. consulted several skliu physicians
but all pronounced my disease incurable have taken
bottle OF your dlene and CONNIE need using The co q
and TO ali appearance have effected perre cure, and ~
longer bear traces OF his appalling disease For
strength of unas body aud mind have returned aud
me sweilngs anu punches have disapPea,e cd Tins IS
simpIe sIaement Of facts, winch you are al Nbeuy use
3 you choose, n, IL. FULLER ION.
Pembroke, N, ii, July 20, lsll."
iCjA fresh supply Of TINS valuable medicine lust re-
ceYcd andfTspe al Tao Bookslore Of L p WALTON
q SONS, Montpelier, VI
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ANIMAL CHEMIST v,

NlMAL CHtMISrRY-hhs proved be,ond all
question that means ran b. su chcmC ty cunOnri
As 10 act upon tIe al srtHyn system and
accun' atInas, VIII ch II allowed continue cicate
dsra-c lam, troublesome umoIs rIuibd swe,iugs ru
tuous Diseases Nc. According q II 4 chtmsr. and III
physhdrgy -" 'he humin remedy hos been dis
Covered and rs Now ippleI aud tender successful
muViiS ptt Swclllngs, IN The sir and heu-
mdiisn ser uaus hun,o kms Evil, GENE abou
tie rOa aud neck, cakes, enaf ged Spleen &c
One thing should he borne IN mud by IIyScda
hat the means here spoken Of should be used IN y cir
edce 10 every thing else. IN u! heyn.s paniu
swtilngs IN tue breast # those whu nurse When the
easrS pau!u-rhere winch can be usrd
tha viii give quick uhd certain rein ii never
iis, for weak bdcks spinal irrlaons, and in fact all
kin Ol weakness uihmndiiuis cannot fat. As an
external application III liver iints Daus IN The llsd
and Shoulders Chrome and pilImml u.y lfheumiisni II
has no tqulL and as pam exlructIr OF kinds hes is
M drops inmcui ~ er that w coInlnre with the
~ DAVlDo Ok HEhREW PLAS rkR,'
this the remedy, AMI is Too well known among piysi-
Grams IN genera 10 need any Utuer descupuon. Thou
sands have been reevedhy thus pRsteroer every othe,
dprIcaiun had IL led 1t pleasant wear and 40 one
need fear taking cold in that pdu winch plaster
applied. panphl giviug an account of lis scoyrry
Winch Is sufficient 10 spread SIX or eignl pasers Prcr
so cehis.
CLARK & COLLINS, Montpelier, wholesale agents
for the State ocVermou For sAe also by S h. IL ward
Bu ngOn; +. Huntington, Yer .ennrs; MnOGy Md
ebury \. u, Hale, Chelsea; ID ma, Weeks aud sian.
Wood, IVES ford l. !. Dulchcr 81. Adams, J q ID
SOulr, fairfield; Ii aud l. b Walker, Bakersfield; Fsk
and Brown. Wa'eyille, Keeler aud Nnyes, Hydepatk
V T. NOyes, M"ttl,v,le Peunork IL Benjamin WulcmI
Hol'on ana Judtvne, Lamoi.e, h Perry aud Co. Cabo ;
T. ID Putnam, Marshhed l. Jrwetl, 81 Jihusbuy Jew
ell and Co. Bunet; Ross Jr Wo,dslucA; W D,wncr
sharon; 5 Britain, Barre VIM Rhodes Jr Richmond ;
Dulton aud CLARK, Brallcbnr,. 22-iyeup.
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HAVE YOU AN AFFECTION OF THE
HEART?

\ RE your energies suddenly rrosraied2 Dies cos
A iivcnrss trouble ynu2 Have YOU cold heavy feel
lug on De oi yGur head Have you pun ~ your
side AID at the pit II your stomach through To the back
ID you feel unequal 10 your dny nv cations? Are yVu
depressed by anxinus fears feeling oaani-
was Aoing to ovetwnelm you L. your appetite Il,
are lCu ddly jectoos in'cm xcd wuh f'od = taken
into The stomach Are the, Of ay- ike color II all
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BRANDRETHS PILLS.

hey VIII yuu--,ty wil' res ic tuu 10 the
perfect enjoyment &C all y.m fdcu ties hey arc No
NEW MEDICINE MADE 10 SPECULATE UP
ON HUMAN WOES They afe made 10 ALl.EVl-
ATE The Ills or LEE, and VA be o9"d by 'i'c
GPlMPURlTY of the BLOOD causes pan and oc-
cosons disease upon that part Of the body which from any
cause may be weakest. Thus persons whosG blood IS
impure. should they have cold the impure blood woud
settle upon thor lungs and consumption be The trouble -
50 wl,h other off at uns All uouble IS saved by usug
the BRANDRETH PILLS. which c'nnjt njuro, and
win cannot he tdnne. On use lnem In me
men, rmcn If any tsedso-usc them in full dUSes, aud
yru viii he up and well while those WIN are To
Ak such simplc nIedl bGdrdi,u pemt urey
ond thrl days. The BRANDRETN PlLLS are on y
beginning TO be apprecaledthey Eve found 10 u,vrr do
co'gr-hcy are The only n'erna! medicine required III thu
WHERE Is THE MAN or SENSE, whose m nl
Is unpfrud ced, wh', om he inf I'll smell after ra n
woud say, w,ud this dy have been hefe IT., mad
pa rel,ruon been prove tcd2 Are ara 10 slrk
shall the lower Annals i've hcr full extent, ard
penatu ely porlsh2 Let US pow niu e-let C oauso
the booa from inquiries, aud we shall live 10 The full
extent Ut he oil in our lamp IL life
BE CAREFUL or PRETENDED universal pur-
"A. Brandreh's Pills What theyi Arc they not
tiio ions If the Brlbdrcth Pulls, recommended the I'D
,ctiisrnchs stolen from d. Brandrel,? Were they no.
originally rrfeit tIls purpuinng be he genuine
u andrcih ts i'u IN co seq encc e The new iabes
on lhu Band 9Th Phi b'xrs are they obliged To-
III under other COLTS 'quly ia 81? tb the
B'And rih cast OF not for good conur truly Is THIS
rue rs applCaOc 10 lo blended "lud,an and. fact
~ nearly al lhc adVcil,ud PMS OF tie dt shat the
pubic trust their lives the hands u these lriucped
men! surely
The Brand'en Pills give STRENGTH ror weakness
hey hKcd bel by those who hav. taken the M ST
Il them DR. erandrelh give personal rete,, nee to
thousands VINO have been Ell ON bed vt sc,css
Ivy her usr WHEN every otnrf means mad proved unav
ny. These cases ate continually ,iug ~ :his u,
d in every other pat Of he uniun. Gel d andc. Ia 5
Pulls ifvuu are not perfectly heal hy aud they Will esorc
yuu If medicine d. it-because they evpe hose
hunos which the cause Of tap rity Of he b cd aud
At the same time the body rnghcned by operation
If tins III st excellent medtiae.
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MONilLlNFtII,

"A fur the Piles kheundtsnl, sc. has been used IN
III usands ofcases and scarce failure give comple
cure can be found arge suppl rcceyedtreSh FRONT he
Manufacture Of the GENUISE answer the many and IN
creasIng calls. For safe only the Montpee Bookstore
f. p WA TON A. SONS
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ALBANY LOCK HOSPITAL
ESTABLISHED 1880.
GEN. GEO. COOKE, LII. d..
-RhIURNtD FROM hNULANL-
CONTINUES to bacunSucd


CON FID EN- TIL LEY
No. 3. NORTON-STREE !, ALBANY NJ Y
HIS PhlIaht ropic institution, established u. $3.50
universally spoken # IN the periodicals If me
present age AN cdlhce located retired pa Of the
ety. detached fom any place If Iubhc rcsn whacvrr
The whole Of The building is occupied by patents, each
hav their and not u,cc Ia TIE uDsei we'd
of all uhsC Dr. Cooke founder Of the Hospital is
resident phi, scan lnd dcvutcs his whole le aud
atIen To the wcifhe Of the untouniu. The offices
for consu,alion convenery arruged, the ground
The Hospital, up stas, replee with eve,y
facility for the very uf patents"
For OF The woisi iorms of Vcnereal Dlsease
Gravel seminal weakness, Glee', Structure ~ the u.
hra impolency Squalls aud GoLorhca, GeneralIys and
Ncfyui. Uehty Me,cuial and all other DISEASES nc,
SKIN and Affections # the Urinary organs in her n,,t
mali nln and advanced stages DR. cuka auknoA udp-
ed to be celebrated. is poveba" that all dis
Of hs class supposed to be ncuiab by Others are
APPLY and conveniently remedIed bv DR.. Cooke wtholt
han Ordinary trouble, -fimilar with the p-uc,,
# mtdcnt he inevitably cures uwn patients anl very
ftqurnily the pailenls NJ oihei phy sicai,.
pr. Cooke Is The OLDEST ADVERTISING PHYSICIAN in
the City of Albany, ~. i.-hs medca, talents are uur
vailed.
Among the ebrated physicians Of The age is
General C"oke NJ. D., LII. d, II Albany. N. " The
Founder q" the bany Lock Hospital He Is mentioned
the highest terms e praise for his benevo,nc, ph
ldn'hrory not only BY The edlios If newspapers bur
worth proclaimed by the lecturer literature and from
he sacred desk.'-Dem Pa Banner
"Whenever the uni rtunlle consul DE- Cooke nf Alba
nv, they ely conducted 10 spacious prva
Office LITERALLY crowded with Credentials Of the highest
rde large glass frames subject tn the inspec,,"n If
his paen,s-very few men h We The honor hold such
documrnsl and, equivalent for his foe, RECEIVING
corresponding prescrip The utic of this cee-
braed man sever home" enrolled rich sunllce af-
the Episcopal orde,-a solid his bosenl with
grnleel buckles in his shoes Of self Involvement To
visit his profound Physc an, TINS friend To humanity
of God New Orleans Sun.
"The Lock Hospital in America, the only philanlhropc
ns tuition established under the benign auspices of ine
celebrated DR.. Cooke, No NnrOn Street A blny N
for tne relief aud convenience uf the uuflriunlte rs
IePuttd the bes asylum ani for The and Ger.
tain recovery of l"va'ds-a this inhrmary patents have
the best medical attendance, including GARD ma slnr
which very aerlay iacII,;d,es recovery and DIS d.
Cuoke the humane founder f desirable relrea. and
sacred security, resides The premises The ncredu-
lous may there HE cundence-iee at homo
pursue their aons--and ENJOY the society f
perhaps the most eminent iyselan we'll the must
benevolen' man of the .-European
DDR Cooke attends personally 10 his patients.
Remember
M. s, NORTON STREET, ALBANY, Y
April 70, 1874 oil year.
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BE CAREFUL or COUNTERFEIT
PLLLs. NOW TO AVOID IlILM

MOL SkCUKTIY.
Each agent who sells the Genuine Brandrch Pills has
IA GER iltlCAfE OF AGENCY, VIII oh hts been
engraved at expense. 1t cpres nts thu m tuuic.
DRY sing Sing he banks OF Hudson RIVER a,d is
signed b. Brand, and his seal slammed upon the
paper.
No.2 SECURITY.
Above all observe the labels upon the boxes Each box
oil the Gcnui L lis has now li,LE LABELS II, on
H. he top and bottom labels containing upwards Of Five
thousand letters red mK; he W rds ~ IAAit y
BRANDREl Il ) PILLS. beng printed two hun
drcd tunes upon he Two labe
No SECURITY.
] here are also H. each label Two sienaures of Dr.
Grand e'n-one d. B andreth ami also Benz ANN
Btandreh. Each box therefore be genuine mus have
signatures of Dr. Btandreh upon IL the b * dues
not TINS dscr;t on tho Puts are not Bralrchs
Pills. but some vile counte felt If them old iaUeled
have been collected.
NJ. SECURITY.
BESIDES the above Signs of Genuneness fac miles Of
he andreh Pm labels upon The hcate Of alen-
cy; the eioe mpare your box with The Labels n the
Ger hcatc OF a gene fl agrees, the Pills are :ue-f
l. d res lot they are false.
have expended much tune, and at least $4,000 in r.
fecling these checks 10 The sale uf Counterfeit p Isl and
hope they will secure the genuine BllAkDRETH
rlLLS all who Them. remain the publir St rvt
BRANDRE I'll, NJ. -.
2ii Broadway, n. Y.
BRANDRE rHS PILL. ARE SOLD Al
DIR. BRAN RETH'S PRINCIPAL OF
FiCi;, 24t b 'nadwIy, y. Y.
At his ENGLAND OFtICE 10 Hanover 81. 30 y
TON (only place IN Bus n for the genuine
And by more han 1000 agrn "a the \ CIV T. md
at"s alne whose GER ifttrs agency should be uxu
med before purchase is made
~ See articles |, 2, and A. Further Security
REGULAR AGENTS Fer THE SALE OF
BRANDkrTH'S PILLS IN
NJ n'pcier. e p. WA.TON * SONS 65
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WHITE GOODS
Bated at Elmore, this 2sth day OF June, A. D. 1874


BENJAMIN BAILEX'S ESTATE.
THE subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
l. orable Probate Court for the District Of Washington
commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the Of Bena-
min Bailey, late of Wolcot in said district, deceas ed
represented nsoven and The Of six months from the
26th day of April s44, allowed by SAID Court to the
creditors Of sad deceased exhibit and provo their 70
sPecive CLAIMS before usiDo give notice that will at
tend TO the duties OF appointment at the dwelling
house Of Joel Danorth in Wocot said district the
secord Tuesday Of August and September at ten O'Clock
forenoon, each of said days
GEORGE II WHITNEY, Com.
POKIER !RANE, mrs
Wolcot. June 8, 1914 SO
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CHAIR MAKING.
GRANITE STONE

TNHE subscriber Two miles south from Barre Lower
Village, good road, has hand and for sale rea :
sonabe large assortment Of all kinds Of Granite Stone
posts &c which he vii supply any cali at short
Also Grave Monuments 10 good style and letter red
IN the granite marble and sunk the granite: and
fence grave lots
'E~G enllemen, call and for Yourselves before pur.
chasing elsewhere. ELIPhALET HEWITT
Barre, Dec. 10, l843. dO-,y
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For THE LADIES !

VARIOUS kinds of English, French and American BILLET
PAPER, of new and unique svles beautiful TOILET aud
TABLE HOMES sACllEl Me, (ro'el, TRANSrA-
RENT WAFERS, WAX, PEN Ills, PENS, PEN-IOLDERS,
PEN-KNINES, FOLDERS, INKSlANDS, SEALS, &c. !;
CARDS, CARD CASES Pocket MENORANDUMS; DRAW
ING PAPER, Plain and Tinted English DRAWING BOOKS,
DRAWING PENCILS, CAKMINE SAUCERS, &c., &c, just
received by u. F. WALTON & SONS.
My 20, 1914.
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NEW ROCKS,

- PARKS LIFE OF WASHINGTON, do FRANKLIN,
- splendid edition Bancroft = HISTORY OF THE UNITED
STATES stephens CENTRAL AMERICA Kemlul's SAN
IA FE EXPEDITION Mrs. Child's LETTERS FROM NEW
YORK Wc6stgis Octave DICTIONARY Cowpets PoEMs )
PEARr, &c., &C. just received by
Mny % ISL 90 L. Z. WALTON & SONS.
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FAMILY MEDICINE.

iof which purpose Ia :" Wisely adaped being safe
for young and Id Of ali constitutions! The above rs no
flncy skech bul
the Tomato Pulls are for sale by Agents in all the
towns in the States but beware Ofmposnns for several
base cnpts have been made initiate these Pills The
genuine are sIgurd by G. X. Pie ps, NJ. d" Never buy
Of PEDLAR5; and ask the merchant if he bought OF
Pedars Avoid him who far i5w cen p,nfl will
sappont lac hopcs Of the sick, aud trfc with thcir
neaIh. The genu NJ lis can be obtained I ll, resular
agents al the GrNkRAL DEPOT, M 226 Main suce,
Hdrn d.
For ale at CLARK II COLLINS. and 5. p RED
FlnLp'o, Mlnlpeieri ) AN l. BRlIAlN, barre.
J'nuI,N la. IS
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G~PRlCE REDUCED. 20
/" IT'S TOO LATE; HIS DEATH
KSs.LL HAS RUNG,,

IT he package Of VT PhepsI IUMAIO PILLS Tor
1 Mr.. Lcccl has arrived, lhs merchant. IFS
TOO LATE, answered The doctor with gylef; his death
Kne HIS ung. AZ or al, ell had The ri S
arrived IN | have douoI from wh hat have of
their effects Qninsv AMI Sore hiods that eghDar
would have been saved. NJ =. rlnn was taken qu
daugeruusy y, rchrved by them hours aud
well IA tnree ia Thus we soc how oauc p' -
ctdstnitr'u, an "f VIVA importance mag i"ptI
rrmrdv Unsiy admn ste. ed. W AsuiNer ~ dtu 81
II similar nfccd n ant pa ban because nriIcatrd
DEF eyed AMY Jew houis Peu ull ava keep Il
hN e these ri j. Ia ;hen HOUSES, be road ui
sudden II ness, ana b"cause they ly ehchcJu
.uns fever bili"us fever, nc, cramp s:una eli
gavc aud worms winch all dangerous conf airis
and may be- tuey remedy for u, spop IA,
Jaundire, Indigestion and Rheumatism swelled limbs
burn, e,upt1ms Of The skin in all dl where
Blood ald Il nndS require purifying In fIci The omao
? lis should be IN rvety house and nsed fety as
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BLANK CHANCERY BILLS.
On 6ue paper price els, Al +. + Walton 4 sons Ot

JUSTICE RECORD BLANKS and copy of appeal Tor sale BY
Il. 7. WALTON SONS
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NEW GOODS!
So NUTI. ABBO

sAMUEI. ABBOT.
IJASjnst rcturnvo from tue cry with more extensive
l lmeni ni
WATCHES & RICH JEWELRY
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Washington District IS. at Montpelier, within and
for said district, the 29Ih day of June A 1874
GIDEON HICKS, administrator the estate of Jede-
VI diah Fay, late Of Calais ia said disrs deceased
makes application to extend the lime heretofore allowed
him TO pay The debs due from said and sele his
administ a'lon account until some future dayWhereupon
it is ord red by sad Court thai said be heard
at the Proba Office in Montpelier aforesaid on the 2SJ
day Of July 1874 and It is further ordered that notice
hereof be gwen the creditors of said estate and 10 all
others concerned By publishing the substance Of said ap
pcauon and orders thereon, in The Vermont Watchmsn
and Journal printed at Montpelier, at least three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY fore the time aforesaid appointed for The
hearing Of said application.
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
A troe copy Of record,
ss Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
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CUT TOBACCO.

CUT TOBACCO.
CHEWING aud smoking Of the best quality can be ba,
" at all times, at the Dug Store OF CLARK anc
COLLINS.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate court holden at
for said Dsrlcl, on the LIST day Of July A ID 1914,
John A. ATKi NS~ administrator on the estate Of
John Adams late OF Waterbury, in district, de-
ceasod presents his admins ration account for settlement
WheIeupon is ordered that the same be referred To- The
20lh day Of July next at tho Probate Office in said Mont.
cetned be notified hereof, by the publication of ,h od
in the Vermont Waterman and Journal printed n, .ad
Montpelier three weeks SUCCESSFULLY soon as NAV be
that they may appear at said time and place. they Sc.
cause, and object thereto
BY the Court,
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
true copy Of Record,
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SUMMER CLOTHS for Gentlemen ana Boys now RECEIVED
- at the Cash store. LYMAN KING
April u.s. 1874. %
The New York herald., 1844-11-21

POLK. mi,ory-ess Clay and Birney ........... 1928
Il will be seen from these returns, that had the
vote of the State Of New York, numbering thirty
SIX electors, been cast for Mr. Clay, Mr. Clay
would have been elected President of the United
States by about seven majority And again, it will
be seen that the majority for Mr.. Polk in the State
OF New York being only about $500, change o
5000 votes from one side to the other, from Polk
TO Clay, would have effected the election of Mr.
Clay. Now 1t will be remembered, that previous
TO the election, and after the state election il
Pennsylvania, when the 6 Natives began 10
move In thus city, and the wings looking
with great anxiety, we stated positively that 4
perfect and complete union Of the wings and
" natives" would carry the city of New
York by four or five thousand for Mr.. Clay,
and give him the State and the Presidency; but if
on the contrary such union did not take place
and if MIR. Polk obtained the city, he would beyond
all doubt get the State and be elected to the Pres
dency The result has answered the prediction to
the very letter; and have every reason to believe
that the movement in this city which de,ermineo
the vote of the State and neutralized the combina
ton between the natives and the wings, was pre-
duced by the friends Of Calhoun, Cass, and Tyler
united and that Mr. Polk was not at all indebted for
the fortunate result, to some of the friends Of Mr.
Van Buren and Silas Wright, who were inward.
y rejoicing at the perilous complexion Of affairs,
and devoutly praying that Silas Wright would b.
elected Governor. whilst the vote Of the Stat
would be given to Mr.. Clay.
But these are not all the singular phenomena OF
this most extraordinary election. Although the
number Of votes poed indicates of course great
increase on the aggregate vote of 1910, yet there
is every reason to believe that from 100000 TO
$50 900 voters stad away from the polls. In fur
therance Of this uew,we annex the following table
containing, from recent returns, number of facts
which are very interesting to the political arthme
tcian.
The New York herald., 1844-11-21

twill be seen from these tables that the aggre
gate vote OF the whole country will be about2 $780,
OOO But IL will be also seen from the comparison
OF the vote taken in the State and PresldenaI /
elections in Maryland, that in that State decrease
took place in the Of month Of s72 and the
probability IS, judging between the population ano
the ratio OF votes 10 the population, that there are
al least 22 900 persons entitled TO VOTE who have
not yet come up to the polls. This corresponds ex
actly with our opinion which we expressed som.
time ago; and which derived from the results
In former years, and ls verified in every election
wnich TAXES place Ia this coon'ry. II Is evident
therefore, that In all the State elections only abou
Two thirds OF the voters take an interest in the mat
Ter and although deeper excitement prevails a,
Presidential contest, yet even that does not bring
OUT all the votes, showing that there is vast pro-
Pofhon OF the people OF this country who may b,
ia"sru amongst the neutrals--looke on-perfect
" lndlierent which party succeeds
80 'he eiecuon has been extraordinary in 10
cioseness-in the elements which were at work 10
producing such result-in the position in which
II mas placed ootn parties-and in the consequences
whicn may grow out OF the present state of aff,rs
resulting from 1t. Tie principal cause of the defea,
oil Mr.. Clay Is undoubtedly to be attributed n
the course Of the abolition party in the free s,ae.
aud particularly in the State of New York. Ff.
teen thousand votes have been distracted princ.
paly from the whig camp, and added to this new
party, which, If they had been cast for Mr.. Clay
would have elected him even without the native
vote OF the city Of New York But unfortunately
tor Mr.. Clay, his friends in Congress and out q
DOORS have been agitating this question for several
years past, and have been the principal authors OF
hls defeat. The efforts Of such men as John
Quincy Adams, Daniel Webster, Cassius M. CLAY.
GeddInss, Sade, and others in various parts of the
couatry, contributed immensely to the position o,
things that has produced the overwhelming defea,
of their own candidate. But even this disastrous no.
Tinon OF affairs might have been overcome if The
wl'ss 10 the city of New York could have effect.
fa complete combination between their party and