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We have several very Importers state iecrfuns
during the present week, which will have very
great Influence the presidential question IN No
vember. To-d4ytne State elections in Pennsyiva-
MIA and Oho-two If the largest and most influen-
tial States in the Unon-take place. To-day also
the State elections in New Jersey begin, and will
be finished tomorrow. We shall, therefore, IN
few days. have returns from these important States,
indicating the course which the canvass may take
next month.


To the State Of New Jersey both parties lay the
same claims. The wings assert, and swear, and
protest, and wager that they will carry the State
by Thousand majority, if not more. The loco
focos make the same positive assertions on their
side Ii will be hard contested field, and we
have no doubt some illegal votes may be taken.
but not enough TO influence the general result.
We understand that several Of the city fighting
clubs have gone over to New Jersey, and we
should not be surprised if they would kick up a
riot row, in that hitherto quiet State. What
the actual result OF the election will be, we need
not conlectare. few days will tell the whole
story, either one way or the other.


Pennsy lvanIa is the next State They elect
Governor, members Of Congress and of The State
Legislature. 1t will be decided day throughout
the whole State. The general impression Is that
the democrats will carry this State by large ma
jority Indeed, the wings seem to be preparing
themselves Tor this defeat from the manner in
whca they shape their language 10 anticipation Of
the result. If the democratic candidate for Cover
nor should be elected by a majority of from nve
thousand to ten thousand, there could be no ques-
ton about the Presidential vote.


Ohio also votes for Governor, for members OF the
Legislature, and some other officers, this day, and
finishes tonight. But will not get the returns
from that important State for several days 10 come,
and when they do reach us, il is likely that they
will be faverase to the whig cause The most
general opuion is that it will 60 whig. week,
however, will determine that point II by any
contingency, in any event. that State should 80
against the wings, it will entirely parayze the
whg party rhruuyhoutth- whoc Union, aud break
them to pieces.


Ga the whole, we may say, that great deal de-
peuds on the elections oi this week in the States
we have enumerated. If they should so strong
Tor one party or the other, they will do much to-
wards increasing the chances of that party in the
final field OF conflict.