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New-Yoh may be excn'ch. Il, with so many irons
in the fire, he lets some Of them burn.


We observe that the Richmond Enquirer exult'
nightly at the result OF the late election in the
State OF Ncw-Ynrk. and seens ready 10 boast TINT
the combinations are at last completed that. having
majority in the Legislature. the party OF Mess,s.
Van Buren,, Clinton, aud Coleman. will take the
election of Electors out Of the hand. OF the People
into their own. Our friends at Rchmond are pre-
mature in their rejoicing. Nobody, not even the
Editors OF the Enquirer believes that THE PEOPLE
of New York are opposed to the present Admins
tration. They are duped-d observation-disclosures. IN
regard to the late election 1t yet possible, howe
ver that they are safe. 1t is yet possible that The
popular branch Of the Legislature will contain ma
jorty of the friends Of law. Of peace abroad, and
of tranquility at home of free trade on the ocean,
and OF civil authority On the land. We are not
certain ot the fact. but we incline to believe that
what we know to be pOssble, in this case, is also
true.