Whole vote of the country. ....
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In the above statement the vote from South Carolina
is not included As the electors from that State cho
sen by the Legislature, no strictly accurate return
be given. The democratic majority has been variousy
estimated from 20 to 0O0 and this estimate has been
based upon the position of parties i'll that State for years
past II is not certain that there would have been
20 900 democratic majority in contest between Clay and
Polk II Northern tariff man had been instead OF
LAY and aaa ne ELECTION psen ~ .ns people the demo
rs O00 but between two Southern men, both slavehol
ders, and both in fact, in favor of Texas, ia very
than the other The supposed ultra free trade OPT
mons OF Polk would very likely have given $1,000


eve that any thing else would have given him greater
majority. Inthis view exclude from statement
estimate cf the South Carolina vote leaving to the
public the opportunity of being right wrong in the
matter.