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Poll for Gocernor. The returns from the scv-
eral counties heard from would Indicate that the
whig candidate has been reelected. II is evident
that this is not owing to any increased strength of
the whig party, but to an apathy among the demo-
Gratis. Mr.. Shepard, from some cause or other,
has in most of the counties heard from, fallen be-
low the democratic vote. We see no good cause
for this and regret that it is So Well, be the re-
suit what il may, Mr. Shepard h1s acquitted him.
self we'll throughout the whole campaign He
has evinced energy, talents and eloquence, and is
justly entitled TO the thanks of his party for the
zeal and ability he has expended in their cause.
But in politics elsewhere, "the battle is not al
ways to the strong. nor the race to the swift"


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