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The Gazette IS over anxious to persuade it's readers that Van Buren is sure to be elect ed.

 tsPray thee, take heed To allay with some cold drops of modesty Thy skipping spirit 7

 These great pretences of confidence may do to trap gulls wthal--but for an Editor to babble and prate after that fashion is, as Dog berry says, "most tolerable, and not to be endured" How do the probabilities stand :. For White, N. Carolina, $. Carolina, Geor- gia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Ten 'nessec, Illinois, Missouri and Arkansas-S0 electoral votes. For Haayison, Massachu- sstts, Vermont, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana- l09. For Yan Buren, Maine, New Hamp- shire, New York, Connecticut, New Jersey and Michigan--7s. Dou6tfui, Virginia and Rhode Island--27. We had counted Vcr- mont for Van Buren. Recent movements in that State show she will go for Harrison.

 There is no occasion for despair among the people and the friends of the Constitutions Van Buren's cause grows CT sse.. ,ss,-es..y day Pennsylvania is lost, which was his right arm. Immense efforts are making to carry the day for the New Yorkcr-not less in Ar kansas than elsewhere. Let the people watch carefully the movements of those who would dictate to them. If they will do so, they must conqeer.