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probably be thrown away, IL
And we have l56


The whole number of votes to be given, is
29i. Necessary to a choice, l4S. Accord
ing to the above computation, the fairness Of
which no one can dispute, General Harrison
will receive l56 votes, and he will therefore,
be elected


In this calculation it will be observed, we
have not included Pennsylvania, nor any
Southern State, except Louisiana, Kentucky,
and Tennessee We have left, for sporting
ground, the States of Maine, Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Caro-
lima, having in all 81 electoral votes, which
General Harrison will also have a fair chance
of receiving.


We are well convinced that General Har-
rison will be elected, by the spontaneous ac
clamations Of the people, and that no earthly
power can prevent such result.