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FLORIDA ELEcrIoN.- The Democratic
candidate, says the Floridian, William II.
Brockenbrough, is elected, His majority.
it is ascertained, Is certainly above so, and
is perhaps 100. The aggregate vote in
the State is several hundreds less than al
the May election. The democratic vote
is much less, and the whig vote is much


less. The true democratic majority in
this State is not less than 600, and we be-
lieve it will hereafter exceed 1000 votes
Over confidence of the democratic party
is chief cause Of The small ma orily Of its
candidate at this election. The wings ex-
ered themselves. Their candidate was
gentleman of popular and engaging ad-
dress and great eIectoneerng tact.