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CONSOLATION FOR THE WHIGs.-There is always some consolatory thing in the greatest aftlictions and it appears that the result of the Presidential election has accom- plished some good, in the view of portion of our opponents. An exchange paper states that day or two since federalist was la montingto n member. of his party upon the disaster and terrible defeat that had over!aken them The latter, Ia distinguished barrister, and dotted for his wit and keen sarcasm,) re- piled s.But sad as is the event of the cleo ton we have accomplished one great, good thing. D < Pray what is that'" inquired .he< other. s.We have got rid of our old, ever lasting candidate for the Presidency. "-.E.

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