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Now that the battle is commencing
il earnest, the candidates id the field,
and the issues defined, we may take a
survey of the ground, and hazard an
opinion on the details Of the probable
result. We know well that no estimate
made five months before the Election
can be implicitly relied on--that IN
perceived a secondary influence may
operate to change the ascendency in
nicely balanced Sfates-and that supe-
rior zeal and activity in the canvass
may sometimes give the victory 10 that
party which at the outset is inferior in
numbers; bat we believe no probable,
scarcely any conceivable event can in
tervene betwIxt this aud November 10
oyerrule the fixed purposes ofa maiori-
.ty of the American People TO elect Hen
ry Cluy as their next President. We
believe the respective States will cast
their Electoral Votes as Sc, down in shc
subjoned table, and By nearly the ma
ioriiies aflixed-vlz:


For Henry CLAY