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twill be seen from these tables that the aggre
gate vote OF the whole country will be about2 $780,
OOO But IL will be also seen from the comparison
OF the vote taken in the State and PresldenaI /
elections in Maryland, that in that State decrease
took place in the Of month Of s72 and the
probability IS, judging between the population ano
the ratio OF votes 10 the population, that there are
al least 22 900 persons entitled TO VOTE who have
not yet come up to the polls. This corresponds ex
actly with our opinion which we expressed som.
time ago; and which derived from the results
In former years, and ls verified in every election
wnich TAXES place Ia this coon'ry. II Is evident
therefore, that In all the State elections only abou
Two thirds OF the voters take an interest in the mat
Ter and although deeper excitement prevails a,
Presidential contest, yet even that does not bring
OUT all the votes, showing that there is vast pro-
Pofhon OF the people OF this country who may b,
ia"sru amongst the neutrals--looke on-perfect
" lndlierent which party succeeds


80 'he eiecuon has been extraordinary in 10
cioseness-in the elements which were at work 10
producing such result-in the position in which
II mas placed ootn parties-and in the consequences
whicn may grow out OF the present state of aff,rs
resulting from 1t. Tie principal cause of the defea,
oil Mr.. Clay Is undoubtedly to be attributed n
the course Of the abolition party in the free s,ae.
aud particularly in the State of New York. Ff.
teen thousand votes have been distracted princ.
paly from the whig camp, and added to this new
party, which, If they had been cast for Mr.. Clay
would have elected him even without the native
vote OF the city Of New York But unfortunately
tor Mr.. Clay, his friends in Congress and out q
DOORS have been agitating this question for several
years past, and have been the principal authors OF
hls defeat. The efforts Of such men as John
Quincy Adams, Daniel Webster, Cassius M. CLAY.
GeddInss, Sade, and others in various parts of the
couatry, contributed immensely to the position o,
things that has produced the overwhelming defea,
of their own candidate. But even this disastrous no.
Tinon OF affairs might have been overcome if The
wl'ss 10 the city of New York could have effect.
fa complete combination between their party and