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ia whig in Tennessee, during the
progress of the Presidential camp nen,
agreed for twenty dollars to give one dol
lar FOR the first electoral vote Gov. ok
should receive over Mr.. Clay, and 10 double
in geomctrical progression for each addi-
tional vote. The sum which no has LOST,
according 70 the computation Of an !
change, is $36, ,S9s, ,457. .467 ,42o, lo3 ,23l!
The winner can afford to let him of at .
discount. We recolIect reading state
incnt Of similar bet made many wears ago
-at c frste'ect'on Of Gen. jackson, we
believe, BY Senator in Corg ess from
Maryland, Hon. ( F. Chambers, in v which
an equally large amount was lost. The
Hon. Senator was wealthy, and comprom-
ised the matter BY ras ing, il our memory
serves us, some twenty thousand dollars.


DThe electors Of New York, Pennsyl-
valia, and every other State in which the
democratic ticket was successful, ha, Z
unanimously cast their votes in favor ii
James K. Polk for President, and George
NJ. alias Tor vies President. The base
proposition made BY several ofthe leading
wlaie presses, that tho electors Of die firs,
mentioned State should vote against ,he
desnoeSaiic nominees, and thus forfeit their
P'ightsa eiih, and belray the con6ienc.
rep"sed in them By the people. has been
'ia1ignaidly sParss', and thus i dissil,s,ed
'hs LAT hope q The whigs 70 dslsal ihs
elsasly expressed will = he pecpls.