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Ne~ Jersey. The whig papers concede the
election TO Congress of George Sykes, Democrat,
in the Burlington district He is elected by q
handsome majority. This is Democratic gain,
and noble victory


The State Senate will remain Whig by from 4
to 5 majorily--last year T. But we have gained
great deal in the House. As far as heard from
the members stand, Wings 27 Democrats 25
The Wings count upon Salem or Cumberland 10
give them the majority. 1t will be close work
in any event, and re fleets great credit upon the
Democrats of New Jersey. The Whig nlaior:y
IN the House last gear was 22, and on joint bal
lot 90 III