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We freely conf IS, that we were hardly
prepared fr quite so bad Il result, as this.
in the cd Commonwealth. But SO II IA
-grog and ioco-iocosm so hand and haud
--and appetite is a more cogent reasoner
than patriotism or common sense. 1t is
probable, however, that the scattering votes
will be sufficient to prevent an election
BY the people, and that Everett will We,
be Governor Of the Bay State.


The House is decldedly Wing.


The Senate is composed Of forty MEM
bers SO far, il is acertaned that each party
has elected fifteen, and there remains ten
vacancies. These ten vacancies are 10
be filed on joint ballot, and the wings hav-
ing the majority in the House, will Of
course secure the election of tan wings -
The Senate will then stand 25 whigs-I5
Loco locos.


An important and useful lesson may
be learned from this election. We trust
the Wings If Massachusetts,, will not bs
slow IN awaiting themselves Of their dear
bought wisdom.


The following is the vote for member
of Congress in Suffolk district,


Abbntt Lawrence, 1853


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