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OMINoUs.-The Boston Courier, staunch and old, fashned Fedenl paper comments in the follow ing ominious strainupon the moral taught by the late elections in Maine and Vermont;

 s1he change of opinion in this state is still more surprising than hechnge m Vermont. We confess that it is thar expected, and that il has taken place, rather loss to account for its magnitude and extent. One thing is certain that the influence of the ofce-hoers both under he and general government, o which much has heretofore been said, has cen exerted entirely upon the side o the party which are signalIy defeated We must therefore look to some cause other than government patronage and interference for the sudden and wonder ful political revolution which the state has unaergone

 The cause assigned by persons familiar with the politics of the state are these: lst There has been very little of that systematic fraud perpetraed this year, which practced so extensively during the election of last f and therefore the ballot box has expressed much more truly the real feeling of the people; 2d many who were last year deceived into il temporary support of the whigh policy, by promises of prosperous times, have since discovered thai nothing is to be expected from that policy, and that the promises founded upon it delusion; Sd, that the thoughts of the people are certain speedily to correct the into which they some- times fall through impartience or impertuosity.