VERMONT ELECTION.
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- BY last nights mails we received a few addi-
tiona1 returns from Vermont which; with those
already reported, make an aggregate of Il2
towns: 10 these, the vote for governor is as fol-
low: Kellogg 1O,789; Slade, 1871: Shater,
1888. In l844-PoIs, 1919; Clay, l3, ,796 !;
Birney, 2,3l8. Wing nett loss in It2 towns,


three thousand and tAirtyserenI 1t will be no.
liced that the aggregate vote in these towns is at


most as great as the presidential election, al
though in four ofthem we have only been able to
give notwithstanding the wings with no ex-
cuse for their loss but the growing unpopuIary
of their principles. In I72 towns, So democrats


so wings, and 10 aboIhionists, are elected to the
house of representatives. Whig nett torty-cne; !;
A democratic senator is elected in Essex county


The wings, by very small n,ajorities, have elect
ed senator's in Caledonia and Grand Isle counties


last year represented by democrats. The next
senate will probably contain Z democrats and %
wings. In the house, the whig majority may be
from 20 to 25. Boston Post.