ELECTION IN KENTUCKY.
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A Lexington correspondent of the Globe, shows
that the influence of Mr.. Clay at home is not quite
so great as with his drilled corps at Washington
city. The letter says "Wicklife has beat Clay a
bout 100 votes. This settles the dctation question
of the Hon. H. Clay in Lafayette county, for the
rest of his life time. He may direct the affairs of
the government at Washington, as he did under
the younger Adams, but he no longer dictate to
the people of his own county"


Col Johnson is said to have carried his county by
an immense majority.


The people arousing every where-the
"scales dropping from their eyes," and the broad
banner of Dem ocrcy will soon again float triumph
antly in every section of the country.