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 TIE CooNs FRIGHTENED IN NY KY !--The nominations of Polk and pl are so irresistably strong and unexfeP4 ble, that the friends of Mir. Clay anl trembling for the result in Kentucky

 last number of the Kentucky Repos Clay's organ, betrays its apprelensl% the following doleful manner:

 s'I'HE AUGUST ELECTIONS m he' are of the most vital importance to 0s. 7. cess in the fall. The least iallerlns ' 7 whig ranks then-the least dlmla'la our majority, will be trumpeted i0r'n ., u, locofoco paper in the Union, as a U. ll.. raising the dropping spirits ol fns, si and urging them on to desperate anu ,s like struggles to regain their lost asssua t'r Eternal vigilance is the price ol llOe,g' ], as .faihful scntinezs, ace are boanap .,sTa, 7 ]. cfaim, THAT ALL IS NOT "Ll~I ll, our party ia Kentucky $ fuherafme 7 aas ~, tire-that it $ in C torpid stapor, fr'1' it must arouse ct once, or Samps,e''lr, E, < shora of its locks of strength 0y '@ : of locofoeoism." T.. ,c4

 The democratic papers, oa lhe ~ ls Z are full of hope, encouragemenl' ' a,'s r, ton, and do not hesitate to procia''unsI1 nI of perfect confidence that Pus u.,,.1fi artI LAS, WILL CARRY EVEN hth. i, Is it wonder then that the more 's'J .a porters of Mir. Clay have renoulire,I ~, f, f, ner of hope that he will ever be ', aO,, 's, < the Presidency, and have in greal. 'l.:, :. already abandoned the contest III VI