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We yesterday had private advices saying that
North Cnro!;na would 60 well; Indiana probably
otherwise lowing to divisions and want oiorgsni'
za,ion y Illinois better than is generally expected
and that our Governor would be hard run in
Kea,ueky on personal grounds, but 1t was
thought not defeated. The Locos have readily
offered to vote for Clay in November, if Wings
would vote for Butler now, and have picked up
many votes in this way. A great many Ken
1uckians were out with Butler in the Last War,
fundcr Harrison,) and again at New Orleans,
and ,ciu vote for him any how. Missouri, u
Western friend writes, affords some hope Of a
Wing Legislature bu. little of defeating the
Hard Congress ticket, as many Wings won,
vote the Soft ticket. We give all these spec
ulstiops for what they are worth.