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These same counties gave Mr. Clay majority of 1885,
and now they give the whg candidate for but
5o3, showing clear loss OF s35 II the District
formerly represenedby whose maiori.
y in the above counties in s43 l2l3-and in the en-
tire District 5iS


Wayne county gives James c. Dobbn, dem. for Con-
gress 665 majority over Haughton, whg. MIR. Polks
majority in this county was 657.


= Wilmington gives Gen. Mckay, dem, majority Of 80


KENTUCKY ELEcTIoN.-The returns from Kentucky
consist principally of the first aud second days. voting
We have the vote OF Covngton up to the close Of the
third day which gives Gaines, whig majority of 1913
over Tibbats, dem, for Congress


The returns from the Lexington District at tho close
Of the second day. show majority for Garrett Davis
whig, Thomas Marshall dem, Of nearly. 600 which
the whg papers say will not be decreased by the final
vote Mr. Clay votes in this District; and the Lexington
Observer says -


BY the way, it may please the distant friends of Mr.
Clay to state tnat we him upon the ground fresh in
health and buoyant in spirits with his ready joke and
laugh among his farmer friends"


The entire vote on the first day Of the fifth Congress
sional district gave Young, Whig majority for Con-
gress OF 325-Clays majority was 443 in the district


AT Louisville, on the close Of the second day. Thom
asson, Wing, had majority Nuttall Dem of SOL
In the county Nuttalfs majority was 60.


Foe Congress-The only full returns have recsiv
ed are from Wayne county in which the whole three
days voting stood as follows: Gaines, (W) 1914 Tib
bats, IL. FO $50.