Louisiana.
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II is still uncertain how Louisiana has
gone, although without the Plaqucmines
vote, which we think must be thrown aside,
the wings have probably carried the State.
The vote at Plaquemines is the grossest
outrage upon the ballot-box which has dis
graced the recent canvass. II such things
are permitted, the cry about the will of
the majority is a mockery, and liberty a
farce.


MAINE has not been heard from
NEW HAMPSHIRE, as expected, has
gone strongly for Polk. VERMONT
comes numbering for Clay. Her Green
Mountain Boys are the true grit, and not
to be wheedled from their purposes and
opinions by false colorings and specious
Dretexts. MASSACHUSETTS,, CON
NECTICUT, RHODE ISLAND, NEW
JERSEY, DELAWARE and MARY
LAND have gone for Clay. INDIANA
and GEORGIA are doubtful, although the
chances are rather against us. SOUTH
CAROLINA, ALABAMA, ILLINOIS,
MISSOURI and ARKANSAS have gone
i1;ccr Polk.


The tale is told, and JAMES X. Polk
elected President of the United Sta,esl
Who would have thought it!