"SKIES BRIGHT"
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The United States Gazette thus speaks of the
bright and frightening prospects in Pennsylva-
MIA:


1--WE have very cheering accounts from the
interior part of this State-accounts which, had
any doubt remained in our mind that the electoral
vote of the State will be given to Mr.. Clay, would
have removed it. We have heard from several
counties, and learn that there are numbers in
each who voted for Mr.. Skunk who will on the
lst of November vote for CLAY AND THE
TARIFF. Several ronmasters, employing from
one hundred to three hundred men each, who,
with their hands, voted for Skunk, have been
named to US among those who will now vote the
Whig electoral ticket, deeming it necessary to
do 30 in order to sustain the present tariff, i'm
portant to them and to all Pennsylvania"


In connexion we may add the following extract
Of letter from Philadelphia, received last night !:


"Ihe Presidential contest in this State now
comes home to the understanding of the people.
1t is Clay and the tariff against Polk and free
trade-that is, do,on ,Uith the tariff. In Philade-
phia city and county Clay will have greatly in.
creased vote over that of Gen. Marke, the Whig
candidate for Governor, and the same feeling is
running through nearly all the counties in the
State. 1t is the firm belief of many well-judging
persons from distant parts of the State, now here,
that Clay and the tariff will be carried from 1000
to 10000 majority.-BaM Pat