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We do not recollect ever to have found
our exchanges so utterly barren of inter
est as they have been for the past month
The only subject calculated to enlist for
moment, the attention of the reader, is en-
bodied 10 the returns from the elec-
lions now holding, or which have been
held in the different States throughout
the Union, and the probable effect their
results will have upon the presidential can
vass in November noxt,


So far as we have been able to form an
opinion, from the ligh's now before US, We
are induced to believe that it will be enc
of the closest contests ever known in our
history will test wheher the people
Of these United States still retain unin
paired their well known character for a
strict adhesion to the main principles of
Liberty, and wish to carry out the doc
trines promulgated by Washington, Adams,
jefferson, Madison and host of others
whose names have frightened the pages
ofour history; or whether they will so far
forget themselves as to place into an office,
the highest IN their gift, a man who is and
ever has been, opposed to the leading inter
csts of The whole Union, and who never has,
as aF as act; can testify, done aught ta
recommend him to the favor of an Ameri.
can public. Should it be the will Of the
people put into office, we say, sach a
man, then we must'submit and hope for
the good of all, that tho prediction of the
party may be fulfilled to the letter.