Position OF the Great Question-The array


or NeutraIs. or Nom Voters.
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In the midst of the bustle, excitement, SANDER,
defamation and folly growing out of the contest
for the Presidency, there are sympoms,sin various
quarters, of the increase Of better taste and a
jusler idea OF political science and political phlo
sophy.


In our columns to-day,w be found very Curl
Gus and interesting article from the National In
teliigencer, OF Washington, giving review Of
the recent State elections, in the main
conclusions Of which we believe every sound and
sensible man will agree. BY this mode of exami-
ming the recent elections, it will appear that, cal
cuatng by the vote of 1884, vast number Of voters
have staid away from the polls, sufficient, If they
come up either one way or the other, to turn the
tide as they want-o elect either Clay or Polk, as
they might incline.


This is a most Interesting and curious statement
but il becomes still more interesting, when the
calculation, in the way, Is carried out 10 the
present election, we have done it, in the follow
ing tablet


STATE AND TERRIroRIAL ELEcTIoss-l8H.