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few more imperfect returns have been received
from Georgia, North Carolina, Indiana, and Ken
lucky. They, in connection with the previously
received accounts, indicate that Georgia has pre-
badly gone for Polk, and North Carolina for Clay.
Kentucky is, Of course, whg, and Indiana proba-
bly, 80. If Georgia is democratic, the election OF
Polk is certain. Even with Georgia and Indiana
Clay would have but one chance in three of being
elected. The odds, therefore, are greatly against
him.