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Every mail confirms our impressions that the re-
suit of the election in the state of New York; though
by no means as favorable to the cause Of Gen Jack
son as his advocates would have believe, was not
in consequence of the opinions of the people of that
state on the Presidential question. The Buckta'l
party, as usual, elected majority of their cand'-
dates and Bucktail generally voted for auckta'l'
leaving Jackson and Adams out of the ques-
ton in the state election. In national question
voting for presidential eectors-the case Will


be far otherwise, unless party discipline is more
pertect there than we have ever known it to be any
where. Notwithstanding, in designating his Buck
tail candidates, Mr.. Van Buren, deserves we'll OF
the Combination, and Jackson has the appearance
of strength in great state, decided majority OF
which is, in reality, opposed to him.