HE,GREAT RESULT.
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+ 1t affords usinexpressible pleasure to announce
TO eur readers that Henry Clay has been defeated,
and James Il. Polk, native born son of North
Carolina, and statesman of great powers of mind
and nnsullied purity of character, elected to the
Presidential office. Many thanks 10 the great
States Of Virginia, Pennsylvania, and New Yolkl
Thanks to the noble republican phalanx of States
which stood by Mr.. Van Buren, in lS40, amid
obloquy and misrepresentation, and insult, and
which in 1914 have again stepped forth to redeem
the land from the clutches of the proud and arro-
CANT Dictator For the third time the people of
this country have repudiated Henry Clay as unfit
to preside at the helm OF their government and ad-
minister their laws. Lrt him stand rebuked !
Let perpetual silence and oblivion fall upon his
high pretensions! And let the great eye of the
people, looking on him, and blasting where it
falIs-and the tones of the public judgment, swell
ling out like the thunders of Niagara, admonish
him, and hfs friends, and all who may walk in his
paths hereafter that the seat once filled by Wash
ington and Jackson was never destined for any
but good and patriotic men, If he has failed to
reach the Presidency, he may blame himself for
it. Hs faults, public and private, have undone
him; and the people in consigning him to the
shades of Ashland, have only confirmed the high
DEGREES of virtue and Of patriotism.


The following States have already voted as fol-