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The Advertiser still thinks that the Wings could have elected their candidates if they had h'd-v"tes enough Or, in other words, it asserts that the whole number of polled will be very sall and that If they had brought into the field many voters as they did last fall, their would have been sure.

 Doesn't it occur tn neighbor, that the aggre- gate democratic vote will fall of as much that o inc whig= and that the ratio of the maorties, there fore, is about d ta of the najtrtes that would haze been pled, had the entire strength ot both par nes been brought into the ficll It proves this b, It's own estimates, which show that the falling oil in the aggregate is about the same.

 The"apatty''-aye, the"APArHy fthe whgs''- 5 the great bnghear of the Advertiser, and well ma, be frightened at this political scarecrow of its own partys creation-the ghost of broken promises false hopes, delusiye expectations! Yes, the apathy of the whigs is what the administration has to dread the same wailing note of complaint to from North Carolna, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, everywhere, where the people have spoken al the polls since the great hard-cder campaign. The apathy of the wings IS the voice of disappointment speaking in tones not be mistaken, that the So,lth- ern people ,oH not succulnb to Federal measures with Daniel Webster al theirh Beware that this apathy does not grow into lively hostility when the lime for action and resistance to dangerous mea- znres arryes