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We yesterday stated chat Mr.. Berren had been
reelected by the Wings of the Georgia Legis-
ture, to fill has o,cn vacancy. The vote stood,
Bcrrien, w., 80, MAJ J. Fl. Howard (of Colum-
bus,) D., "a, Blank l. The Whig papers, TO
complete the farce ofsalving over Mr.. B.'s wound
ed feelings are full of meeting held in Miledge-
vile on the night Of the reelection, in order to
hear Mr.. B. in reply to the legislative action in
the morning. A committee was appointed to
wait on him He appeared and was greeted
with hearty applause by an anxious and densely
crowded audience" He rose with evidence Of
deep and affecting sensations" (How touching y
A resolution was loudly and cheeringly" re-.
spond"d to expressive of the qualification ofthe
meeting at Mr.. BIS acceptance of the office Of
Senator. Thus ends the curious g!ori6caton
over event which places all parties Just as they
were before. We cannot yet find out which
party gave way, Mr. Berrien or his Whig repu-
dialors. H.