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canvsssed, we might have carried the State
But cur hest men could not speak from school
distnctto school district in The remoer Counties
as they could IN those near their homes. As i,
was, Messrs. GRANGER, COLLIER, II. II. SIB-
LEI, FII1cioRE eil nominated,) Bo1ig, D.w-
son. WHEATON, &e. wera speaking and travelling
20 fulhl appointments near'y all the fimc.-
Mcssrs. SEWARD, D. SELDEs, J. L WHITE, j.
Blunt, D. GRAHAM, D. MARVIN, J. nuLLETT, s.
C. HAwLEY, &c. though mo- e hsmpered BY pro-
itssicnal enga agemen'F, probably spoke an average
Of forty times each during the canvass. Others,
as N. B. Blunt, J. N. REYsoLDs &c. wereless
frequently on the stump only because engaged in
arduous correspondence and Other Committee du-
ties at home. Not a few of cur hsst speakers are
still laboring under illness oecasioned by c1ees-
sve effort during the campaign.


Our losses were greatest in the North and e1-
IRENE West, mainly b,cau'e Birneyism there
sapped our ranks most fatally, and N.tvism
frightened off tue ADOPTED Ci,izens who there
abound, and of whom W. Io-msrl7 had part
bat now los. nelrly all. No possible exe'tions
could hava produced resal;s as favorable in clin-
ton, 81. Lawrence, Jefferson, Oswego and Lewis
as were realized in most of the River Coun'iss
Enough of this. When it is considered that
we have had to stand drain by Brneyism Of
Ten Thousand from our ranks since 194O, and
that we lost at least Fivs Thousand more by
Natiyism, and that our net vote is sull Seven
Thousand Five Hundred better than In that
year, we claim that New York has not been lost
through the unfaithfulness Of her Whlss. Had
every other State done as well, compared with
the vote of 1910, Henry Clay, in spite of every
fraud. would have been chosen President.