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The result of the Congressional elections in North Carolina, which is of the most brilliant and cheering character, has filled the democracy of that State with gIadness. The whigs ran eleven candi- dates and elected lhree--the democrats ran seven and elected six. All he regular nominations made by the democrats were triumphantly sustained, whilst two of the regular whig candidates were de- feated by whig and democratic votes. The democrat tic republicans now hold the ascendancy from Cra- ven to Northampton, embracing most of the Cape Fear region and the entire seaboard, together with that noble range of counties from Surry dow n through Rockingham, Caswell, Orange, Wake, Cumberland and Moore. Generally, the whig pow sustans itself only in those counties which ori- ginav opposed the election of Andrew Jack son ]; and even among them the elements of decay and dis solution work It is indeed d splendid vic. tory-ths splendid and decisps eper achiered by the democracy of North Carolina.

 The election of Graham in the first district, by a majority of S60 votes Clingman, the late mem Der, will be hailed by the friends of the south and of the Union as m important iumph