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A portion Of our whig brethren, in
search Of something to console them for
the loss Of their President, Affect to find ii
in the fact that Mr.. Polk has failed to car
~ his own State, while Mr.. Clay has been
sustained by Kentucky by q majority
amounting to several thousand. The diff.
ference between the two candidates in re-
lation to the States Of their residence is
this: Mr.. Polk has come within liz
votes Of overcoming whig majority in
Tennessee Of over $4,000; while in Ken
tucky, where Gen. Harrisons majority in
1870 was about $50 0, that given for Mr.
Clay is now less Tan 10000! that is
Col. Polk gains in his OWE State l2,0O(
upon the vote Of 1910, while Mr.. Clay in
his State loses 10000 ~ compared with
the same vote. As proving the personal
popularity Of the two candidates among
their neiehbors the comparisons altogeth-
er in favor Of the President elect. al