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We did hope that Old Virginia, the mother of Pre-. sdents would have thrown her vote for Harrison and Tyler-but we fear it will be otherwise. Returns are received from about l06 cOunties-the whig gain is about 5000 from lsS6 but this is not enough-and the remaining counties will probably leave " Buren majority of near lS0O in the state The greatly in- creased " B. vote in three or four counties has done tho mischief We can do without her-lmt hoped that state pride would have prevented her from gv. ing her vote to Van Buren. .f " .-. .fr'i Y

 Georgia. .' The first returns from this state show that she s safe for "Tippecanoe, and Tyler tOo.' Twenty. eight counties heard from, in which the whip gain over the October election is l245 The state is good for from to 5000 for Harrison The Charleston Mer. cury, rabd V. B. paper, in remarkng upon the re. turns. says-" When one gets toirly under ,Oay dOUn hill, increase cf velocity is pery nosurol." s -.

 '.'. ''5.ssa..ftr.a Ohio. 5a H.@ ..' ?. The returns come in much all one way, that they are not generally published Her majority for her !" Jaror;is' Harrison will probably exceed 2o,OoO- "N. c. n4f ced." WE

 eW5cIbig1se. ... a... -.,.. Returns from only seven counties are yet received. Harrsons majority is ll92. In lsS9 the whig majo- rity in the same counties was ll97 Whig loss only ,. So that we consider Michigan safe for Harrison.

 And here closes our Chapter tor the present. Next week we shall hear from glorious Old Kentucky, and still more glorious Old Massachusetts. together with Vermont, Indiana, and probably Tennessee. The contest however is decded-HARRlSON AND TYLER ARE CHOSEN-and we only await the receipt of the intelligence to trumpet it through the lund. --'i H.-. -- .- -- ....- ..4