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MASSACHUSETTS ELEcTIoN-DowNrALL OF Ma
TIvEIsM.-There has been great falling of in the
vote for Governor. The whig majority of last year
has been very much reduced. The whole number
OF votes in Boston, according the printed lists,
2l 3l6. Less than halt of which voted at this elec
ton. The Natives appeared to be very scarce, and
only poled about half the number of vetes given for
Mayor last December One more election will use
up the balance, and the life of the party in Mas
sachusetts will be about as short as in this city


The democratic candidate for Governor was
Isaac DAVIS; the whig candidate George n Briggs;
liberty, Samuel E. Sewall; native American, first
and last time probably Henry Shaw.


The vote for Governor, in Boston, was as an