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O1 LseAfsE6 reGher dsqgaia.-The kennels have been raked-every thing has been brought to bear a. gainst us-and We have been beaten by majority of 3S on the first representative. We never were more astOnished than at the annuncatOn of the resut-we had believed that sss should have given clear majO- nty Ot at least 90 votes. We could go into long train of 'rhys and WherOres to show how the result has been brought abOut but it is useless Suffice it sOay. that the whies have nothing with which to re- proach themselves-they have done their duty finely and fairly, but for the present Outnumbered. They have given nearly many votes as we had anticlpa. ted, but the enemy have given at least 50 more than we believed they had freemen in the town. Let the result in the State be as may the whigs of this town have still corps of troops which on emergency can be rallied in assisting in the salvation of the state

 The following is the result of the votes in this town

 It will be that on the vote for Governor and other State Officers there were SIS lsvOtes-he largest num- hnp hvm mho A.-~