CLASSIFICATION.

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Kentucky Senator.
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The Legislature, on the 9th inst, had iaiI- sd, alter many balIotings, to gise to any one of the candidates the constitutional majority The slemocrats refused to vote for any ba, their own candidate, and the whigs are so di- vided that they have failed to make an cleo sion. Consequently, further trial of strength has been postponed until the l6,h. In the mean time all kinds of intrigue and s.log- rollingn will be tried, while tho democrats stand aloof. as they should, and enjoy the contest As a minority, the democrats do not seem disposed .o advocate the party policy pursued by the whigs of cur last Le- gisIature, in eleciing Senator. The latter, with some exceptions, very generously wen. into caucus for the purpose of discovering who was ,he strongest democrat, and having satisfied themselves upon this point, procee- ded to cast their votes for him.