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 FROM BEDFORD

suELD}3lLLE, Aug. 2, ISI5.

 10 o'clock atnioht

ALABAMA ELECTIONS.
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Ne have every reason 10 believe, notWith- standing the intrigues of the whigs, and the secession of portion of our friends, that the regularly nominated ticket will succeed by large majority. There was no Whig candidate for Goremor-the contest being between Terry and Martin-both democrats The latter being the disaflected, of course re- ceiyed the support, generally, of the whigs. We extract the following from the New Or leans Courier, of the Slh inst.

 From Ae Ncle ofleaas Courier, of 4ug. 3.

 The Mobile Tribune of yesterday con- tans a few returns of the election which took place last Monday. The whole demo- cratic ticket for Mobile Is chosen, with the exception of the elerkships

 There was no whig candidate for Govern or, the contest being between N. Terry and J. L. Martin, both democrats-but the whios in general voted for Martin The Tribune says the vote for Martin was not so large as expected, and intimates that If the election in the rest of the State has resulted as it did at Mobile, he will be left far behind.

 The vote for Congress Is as follows:

 Dargan, dem. 140I

 Dun, whig 1l9S

 Democratic majority in the county 203

 There are several other counties in the district-and little doubt that Mir. Dargan is elected The district heretofore has been represented by whig

 The vote in favor of the proposed change ill the constitution was almost unanimous

 The returns for the town of Blakely in Baldwin county, were also received

 The vote for Dargan was 35

 Dunn, 26

 From fbe HantsriHc Democrat, of Jug. 6.