THE FLORIDA ELECTIONS.
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A few weeks since, the wing papers were crow.
ing most Justify over their victories gained in
Florida predicalng tho certain success of their
party upon the partial returns then received
We were silent a, the time, confident that our par.
~ would undoubtedly triumph in the contest.


I he Pensacola Gazette, whg paper, Of the 7th
INST. says


"Gente reader, was it ever your misfortune 10
be beaten all over with a big stick! then yon can
have some faint conception of the pain we feel at
finding, after all we have done and all wo have
endured. that The ocofo 'os, 1--WE will call them
democrats now, 70 we have grown very respect.
fu) are everywhere triumphan, -everywhcrc
but in tho glorious West. Wo may save .ho GOV.
ernor. but all else Is gone. and the Tallahassee
FIoridian is even preparing mn ovation for the
democratic governor. Well, we arc beaten but
not destroyed discounted but not conquered.