Doubtful.

1876
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Total,
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Much as we differ from the Editor as to the
as the election approaches he becomes degree
or so more reasonable, for in March last he made
a calculation upon the same subject in which he
gave Mr.. Clay tloo hundred anil thirtyJf0e rOtss,


the democrats tneenty-seren, and put down Missis-
sppi and Missouri as doubtful


Now what are the facts, and what would be
deemed by far-minded men a reasonable calcula-


ton as to the final result? Since the contest of
1910, in which Gen. Harrison beat Mr.. Van Bu-
rem only fraction over 100000 popular votes:
the democracy have carried tho following States !:
New York, Pennsylvania, Maine, Indiana, Mich
igan, New Jersey, Mississippi, OHIO, Connecticut,


Louisiana Maryland, Georgia, and North Caro-


ina whilst the veteran States which voted for Mr..
Van Buren have stood firmly in their places.
And now let US look at the results of the August
elections Since the first of August the Federal


lists have carried the following States: North Caro-
lima, kentucky, and Vermont-29 electoral votes;
and the Democrats the following: Missouri, Indi
ana Maine, Louisiana, Alabama, and Illinois-52
electoral votes And yet the Register puts down
Missouri as doubtful and affects to believe that
Virginia "a State that never voted and never will
vote for Henry Clay) is also undecided in her
choice.


We believe that the signs of the times and all
the circumstances which have transpired since
1910, will fully justify US in submitting the fol-
lowing calculation