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THE ECTlONS-GLORI0US NEWS!}! Oun GALLANT Cocx IS STILL UP AND GROWING

 AND THERE IS GOOD NEWS ENOUGH TO KEEP HIM GROWING DAY AND NIGHT HE RESULT OF THE STATE ELECTIONS RENDERS IT GER

 TAIN THAT PoLK AND DALLAS WILL BE

 ELECTED!

 ITEM lst. The Democratic gain in the following States as shown by the late elections, the vote of is4O affords sure evidence of what is to be the final resut--Kentucky, 2l,2l9; North Carolina ll,342; Indiana, i5,2G6; Illinois, 1l,S60; Malne ll,275; Vermont. 7,s31 Connecticut, 5,058; Ma ryland, 4,2l0; Alabama, I,G61 Louisiana, s,os2; Delaware, l,ll4; Ohio, about 23,000; Pennsylya- mia, about 7,000; Georgia. at least 10000.

 Thus if seems that in II states, the late elections show Whg loss and Democratic gain since the vote of I840 of ONE HUNDRED AND THIR- |TY.sIX THOUSAND, FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY-SIX! But little less than Harrison beat Van Bursn in the popular vote ol l541. 4 cores bonding Democratic gain in the other States will carry Polk and Dallas ahead the Wti ticket great y more than Hanison's majority oyer Van Buren. It is eear therefore, that in the popular vote we are more than safe How do we stand with the states? Equally sais.

 . ITEM 2d. PENNSYLVANIA has gone for us by about SEVEN THOUSAND VOTES!

 ITEM Sd. GEORGIA, gallant GEORGIA! where the Wings have calculated on a strong majority, has certainty gone for the Democrats by between TWO and SEVEN THoUsAND the exact majority nol known.

 Irsm 4b. OHIO has done well for us! one more srug5le and the Democrats are determined to make it, and ho is redeemed In lS4a Harrison car ried the state by majority Of 23,975 In the late state election, tIe Wings have carried the state by only about o5o, showing vast decrease of thedf strength The Democrats have majority in BOTH BRANCHES or THE LEGtsLaTuRE. This IS cer- tainly handsome victory. An increase of one vote in each township in the state, says Ohio paper, will give majority to Polk and Dallas, and the De- moer4t5 are determined 10 make grand rally--we have no serious fears of the result.

 ITEM 9th. DELAWARE, another strong hold of the Wings heretofore, has certainly gone Tor the De- mocrats by majority Of about 50 VOTES! Some of the Whig presses have contradicted this statement But its truth is certain no doubt about it.

 ITEM 9th. NEW JERSEY The Whg loss in New Jersey since the vote of IS40, shown by the late election, is 1.010 The Democrats have strong confidence Of carrying the state

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