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A month Or two since the Register predicted
that Mr.. Clay would certainly get 1875 votes, and
Col. Polk only 45-doublful 35 and he called
upon his friends to preserve his calculations and
see how near he came to the mark. Oh Mr.
Frelinghuysen Mr.. Galesl MIR. BadgerI


How are the mighty fallen!'


The New York Evening Post whose Editor
is shrewd calculator, submits the following


THE END OF THE MATTER.
Now that it is certain New York has gone
for Mr.. Polk, we may arrive at some conclusion
as to the general result. The following States
have already had their elections: