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GEoRGiA.-Tbe elections in this state, we regret to say, have resulted adversely to the democracy, the whigs having elected their governor by about l500 majorty, and se- cured a sufficient majority of the legislature to ensure the election ofa whg United States senator, We have never had the most in- pllcit faith in the permanency of Georgia politics; but we must now say, that we con slder Geofgia as one of the most vacilating slates n the uhion as it regards local elec- Hons. We haze just as much confidence iii her political stability as we have in some of our own proiessing Texas annexation candi- dates for high political station To corrobo- rate our assertion, look at ihe political com piexion oi the state fer the last eight years In 1888, whig-'39, democralc-'40, whig -4l, dem-'42, dem-'l3, whg-'44, de- mocratic; and i845, whigl

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