Elections

-The first State election whichlakes pJnce is in Loursiuira. Il occurs on the first Mondny of July, about five weeks from the present time. It will be followed by thai of North Carolina, o.i the first Thu-edny in Augnst? Tennessee ihe same time; AJabama the first Mond.iy of the snme nionili; Kentucky the same time; Indinna, Illinois and Missouri ut the eame time, also. These elections wiJI be anxiously wa'ched by the poli- ticans, and the resuJt wilj indícate preily nearly how the same Slatps wij) go in November, in the presidential contebt. - Boston Ckronicle. ï may have contended that the blncfc race supplied those damestic offices whicl under tho names of "help," 'tnenial servants," and "domestics." are to be found n every state of civïlized society, nnd' consequently reliered the white race from' the performance of fhose offices. - Hènrxf Cloys Letter to John Whüe, May 6, 1344,"Relieved the white race f rom the performance of those offices !" What offices ? Why, such as worktiig in the kitchen, blacking boots, cutting fire-wood, nd such like "chores." Now if "black laves" do not perform these "offices' it s plnin "white ones" must. Thereis a meaning in Mr. Clay's argument, accoring to his own show ing.CC? A Prcsidential vote on the Steamr Buffalo, May 30, on her passage from )etroit to BuiTalo, exhibited the foilowing esult ;TheLadiesstood for Clay 16, Van Buen 3, Birney 5. ' i CF If therefore, these ultra nboluioniste ara aeriously determinad to pursue th,eir immediut chemes of aboütion. they should at once net boutraisinga fundof TWELVE HUNDRED TILLIONS OF DOLLARS, CFio ndütnnjfy ie oumerso? s'.ave property. And the t53iaxos o raise tiiat enormous amount. can only be jiastly asessed upon thomselvesor upon ihefrct Stat theyean psrguade them tn assent tö such ea oessment; for it wonld be mockery of aü juece nnd ourrase agalnstall equity to lavy a porw cf the zax upon the slave States to pny for