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Ihe Congressional returns from this district are not complete, but enough is known to make it cer. tain that EDWARD s. DARGAN, the democratic candidate, is elected 10 Congress WM. b. DUNN, whig, by a considerable majority. IL will be not much less than FOUR HUNDRED and may be much larger. If little Clarke does all she can do, the majority will be five hundred. Our candidate

 is elected without the vote of Mobile, nowithstand- ing the dolefu complaints of contemporary that Mobile "did the deed." Ths IS a very cratif, ing victory. It is the frs, time democrat has been elected in tho district and the first time since the division of parties, that the counties composing the district have ever given democratic majority. They gave 1900 for Harrison in lS40, larger majority for the whig Congress ticket in ls4I, elected Mir. Dellet in 1913, and gave Mir. Clay majority of $50 in lS44. Slowly but steadily the democratic parry has been gaining upon its adversarles, and the day of triumph has come.

 To the energy, perseverance and talents of Judge DA AHoAN, the successful candidate, the party owes strong debt of gratitude for the accomplishment of this noble result. He has won the rewards of suc- cess by good work well done, and has fixed his po- stion strong in the affections and confidence of the democracy, whom he has led 10 this great triumph.