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DEAR BENNETT,
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RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 7th.


DEAR BENNETT,


We have received the first news from the
Empire State this evening, with the accounts
from the city and few adjacent counties, and
strange to say, both parties are delighted with the
news; the wings that the democrats have not
thrashed them in the city Of New York by 1000
5000, and the democrats that they are not quite
annihilated by the union Of the wings and natives
consequently such shouting and Dragging you never
did hear. as was exhibited tonight on the arrival
Of the cars. The news re-galvanized the wings to
such degree that they are again claiming Virgil
MA, alter having given II up for the last two days.
but assure you without a shadow Of a chance OF
success here there is no more doubt bu, what
Virginia has gone for Polk by from 5000 TO 5000,
than there is that Pennsylvania has by double that
majority ] think, without exception, the wings in
this region are the most credulous set Of human
beings in existence: there is no story too .mon-
strous for them te believe il only favorable 10 their
cause some OF them pretended to believe that
news had been received In New York on Wednes-
day morning, before the cars left for the South OF
returns to Cayuga Bridge, Of course favourable to
Mr.: Clay-but ] am inclined to think from what
both parties said before the election, as goes the
city so goes the state, and have no doubt the result
will correspond with both the assertions. Yours
truly, PoKoMoxH.