CoNNECTICUT Et.EePfI1oN
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The election is over in Connecticut. There
has been no choice of Governor by the people in
a State that gave Harrison more than six thousand
majority. The following is believed to be cor
rect statement of the vote


Baldwin (federalist( 27I37


Cleveland (democratJ 26.669


Gillette eabolihonist) 1872 g


The federal candidate leads the democratic 46S
votes but falls short more than thousand of hav-
ing majority over all, which is required to elect
in Connecticut The federalists will, it is thought.
have small majority in the Legislature Here
is clear loss since l64O of more than five thou,
sand votes, and yet the Federalists are Dragging
over the Connecticut elections Hear what the
New York Herald, a federal paper, says upon
the subject:


'The result of this election thus far obtained is of
most exciting and interesting character Compared with
the election for 1S4O at Uery eUidet that the 1uhigs
haze lost ground considerably In fact both parties in
Connecticut are more nearly balanced than ever ex-
pected to see them The general result of the whole
and its moral effects, will be 10 give additional interest
and keenness to the approaching presidential election
1t is very evident that Mr. Clay be elected for this
high office, his friends eciH hare to 1corE harder than
they get hare done.