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The Resul.-The immoderate boastings of the op- position Editors of this State, previous to the late elections, are well known to our readers. Having wrought up the hopes ofther distant brethren to the highest pitch, and prepared them for the reception of the most glorious tidings of the result it is not little amusing to observe the expedients to which they are obliged to resort to prevent the amazement and reaction that would inevitably follow prompt and fair admission of the whole truth Knowing that the National Republicans of other States decar ed thata bare majority would be FATAL as d de- teat" to MT Cay's prospects, his friends here no sooner ascertained the probable fate that awaited them than they unceremoniOusly abducted the names of eight or ten Jackson members of the Legislature for the purpose of swelling their list, and induc- ing those whom they had deceived by false misre- presentations to believe that they really had succeed ed in achieving "a splendid victory" They are now reluctantly dropping one by one, the abducted from their list, expecting doubt that their distant friends will gradually become recOnciled to the dis astrous discontinue which, (ia despite 0f the most re nendous and unprecedented e1ertions, the friends of MT Clay have met with at the late elections in this State. We perceive that the opposition papers of the present week. still hold three notorious Jackson men, and one pledged man, Fin durance vile," for the purpose of making appear that they have ma jorty of tvetUe instead of our in the House of Rep resentatives. The gentlemen to whom we alIude are JARVIS JACKSON of Whiteley; GEO. ROBERTS, of Hardin; MT JONES' of Morgan; and MT ALLEN of Casey who pledged himself at the polls, to vote for n Jackson Senator. Take these four names from the Clay list, and it will leave them as we said last week, ia splendid majority of TWO members on joint ballot in the Legislature!

 Itsurprises us that they should claim Geo. Roberts On or about the first of last April when that rentIe man and the Edtsr of the Elizabethtown Statesman. aJackson paper, quarreled-dd not all the Clay Ed- tors in the State sneeringy exut at the circumstance as an evidence of the great "harmony' which exist ed between the followers of the "Hero?"

 As to MT Jones of Morgan, we have it from the highest authority, that himself and his opponent are both decided friends of the Administration and in the absence ofthls positive evidence we would think it highly improbable that Clay man could be elect ed to the Legislature in counties so decidedly Jack son as Morgan and Lawrence. e.-Kentucky Gazette.