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Uhig. Democratic. Equally dirided
Vermont, Illinois, Georgia,
Pennsylvania, Missouri, New II 'mPshire
Ohio, S. Carolina, Rhode Island.
Florida, Michigan, Total, 5.
tEcW i ok, Texas,


New Jersey, Virginia,


Massachusetts, Indiana, ..s
Delaware, Iowa,
Connecticut, Tennesse,
Kentucky, Arkansas, .......t
North Carolina, Alabama.


Total, II. Total II.


The four States not included in the above list,
are MaIne Maryland, Louisiana and Mississippi
It is most probable that three of these will elect a
majority Of democrats, and the other (Mary landj
may be lie. At all events, the wings have no
chance of majority of the States, and consequent
ly no chance of success, except by uniting with
some other party or faction, in case the election of
President should devolve upon the House.


I'VE are curious to know from the Journal Of
Commerce, what party or faction it refer to as
willing to coalescc with the wings. Wetrust, the
people themselves, by their own organization and
their votes in the electoral colleges, will prevent
any chance of such a coalition. Uneonl