ALABAMA ELECTION
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After great deal Of suspense, and much con-
trarety of report, the election in the Sd district of
Alabama, to supply the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of Mr. Yancey, seems to have resulted
in favor of the democratic candidate, (Mr. Cottre
His whig opponent, (Mr. Beman,) is, we learn, a
family connexion of Mr.. Yancey, and is said to
possess the highest oratorical powers--even, (as
of the papers express ,) superior to those Of
his distinguished relative. MIR. Cottre, the success
fd candidate, is sound democrat, and an able man
worthy of the fullest confidence of his constituents
and worthy to fill the place Of his eloquent prede-
cessor: ,,a. a.n. ..... ~ .... .oa


IL aaH ..., From the Tuscaloosa Journal Oct. "a.


We present below the returns az we have re-
ceved them, from the third congressional district.
They show majority for Mr.. Cotuell Of 4s votes.
Mr. G. is no doubt elected; but lbc majority, like
the aggregate vote, is very small We have re-
ceived full returns from three counties--Lowndes,
Dallas, and Perry. We have only the majorties in
the remaining counties of the district We are as
sured, however, by the gentlemen TO whom we are
indebted for them, that they are accurate: