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a friend in Chenengo County writes Us that
the lower order o. Loco-Foco speakers in that
quarter are asserting on The stump tina; young
l4dy overheard II Greeley say in some Railroad
car this season that New-York would go ior
Polk By 10000 majority That young lady
must have listened TO her neighbor's converse
ton under very uni4vcrabc circumstances, and


have suffered her wi.he= to rule her fancy in sup
plying what she failed to catch 0f the conreIsa-
..oo, if sac ever reported any ihing Of the hnd.
II. Greeley never said to any one, nor imagined
:, possible, that Polk would have any srch luck
here. He has never hel5 privately to any one
anv different language OF this subject from that
which he holds in his columns-to wit, that de-
cidcd majority Of the lcge! voters Of our State
prefer Henry Clay TO James h Polk for Presi-
dent. and that nothing but the complete delusion
Of many thousands of them, b. the bold and reck-
less fasehoods OF the Loco.Foc and Abolition
papers, in regardto Mr. Clay's position and views
respecting Texas, can prevent Mr.. Clay : receiv
ing the vote of the State. II Just possible ROW


though it did not seem 50 two months ago
nat tie copjont f4lsehoods Of these two classes
Of enemies TO the Wing party and policy may
nush up Birl;ey's vote above 10000, and 50 tn
danger Mr.. Clay success; but trust the most
desperate efforts to that end will prove unsuc-
cecrful