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ST. LOUIS, Sept 9.8 S34.

 Politics of .Missourt.-In the last Fay cite Monitor, we observe an article upon the political complexion of the next Legis- lature. Ne are very far from believing, that the negt Assembly aItho' composed no- minally Of majority of Jackson men, will do any thing towards sustaining the present Administration. Indeed, We shall not be surprised to hear of the passage of resolutions, eondemning the measures and conduct of the Executive of the U. States, fer the last twelve months; and urging the passage of acts deemed essential to our prosperity, but to which the President is avowedly hostile. Martin Van Buren can get no nomination from the Missouri Ie- gislature, whatever the office-holders may doto sustain him. That point, at least, is settled. Neither will they be able, as here- tofore, to parcel out the offices among giving to this one the Sena- torshiP; to those, the places of Represen- tatves in Congress; and vacant Judgsbips to others. The Senator who succeeds Mir. Buckner must pledge himself to act inde pendently, and to oppose several of the most prominent measures 0. the Adminis-' tration, and n especial that one which de- clares Van Barren the .tiegitimate success sor" to the Presidency. The ofiiee-hel- ders and collar men,are aware of this be- ing the real state of things, and unless driv- en to it viii not announce their predilecton for any particular individual among the half dozen candidates of their party.- They mean te keep dark, and to leave eve " thing to chance. bargain and manage ment, when the Legislature meets.

 Hl'nois.--0ficial returns of the recent Election gre at last published. For Go vernbr, Joseph Duncan received 176O3 votes; Kinney l0236 votes: Mclaughlin, 442S; and James Adams near l000.-- Duncan, 1t will be observed, has more votes than all the other candidates. Kinney was the candidate of the office-holders, and was supported almost exclusively upon the ground of his Jacksonism.

 For Lieut.. Governor, 4. M. Jenkins re- seived 1868 votes; James Evans S727: W. 5. Archer SO43.

 For Gnngress. in the First Distr;ct. .Iehn Reynolds had 4l0S votes; Snyder, 37Is; I Humphreys 1878.

 Second District-Casey, 5593; David 'on 1896.

 Third District May 6757; Mills 6l24. E

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