INDIANA.
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There is no doubt but Indiana has dis
graced herself, and gone for Polk, Free
Trade, Annexation, Treasury, and all
the other principles of the locos, including
their opposition TO Mr.. Clay. 1t is unneces-
sary for US to say with this result, we are
dissatisfied and disappointed. We had hop
ed and expected better things; "Democracy"
however, we are told, sis progressive," and
in this case it has over reached all honest
calculation. The majority for Polk will be
small, 1900 or 1900, but ii is enough. We
shall not stop now to enumerate the causes
which led to this defeat. 1t is enough for US
TO know that we are beaten. There is, how
ever, one green spot in the dark waste which
surrounds US, over which we may rejoice,
and to which we would direct the eyes of
the beaten Wings ia the State--the little
the glorious lille county of WANDER
BUGGH--the banner county of the State.
Here, where the Wings had so little TO. ex-
pect, they succeeded in defeating their op-
ponents, and had the other counties have
done half as we!l Clay would have carried
the State by handsome majority. The TO-
cofoco majority in August in this county was
81; since then about 90 foreigners have
been naturalized, IS ofwhom voted Cor Polk
Ut, notwithstanding, the Wings succeeded
in carrying the county for Clay by MAORI
ty ollie! For this result the Wings art
greatly indebted to their German friends
and other naturalized citizens, who lahore,
with all their might in the good cause.


We find it, however, an uphill business
this rejoicing over county with a msiorit,
IN the State against us. But the iault is no
With u.s. andwe must be- content.