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NEW JERSEY A WHIG STATE.
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NEW JERSEY A WHlG STATE

 It is privilege to congratulate our friends at home and abroad upon another demonstration of the ascendency Ot Whg principles in the patriotic state of New Jersey. West Jersey has done better than our fears, and in spite of the uckless inter- vention of Native Americanism, the Whigs have carried their whole Assembly ticket in Cumber. land, and their Senator and one of the three As. semblymen in Salem; such at least was our intel. ligence by last nights mail We have thus carried ofthe Senators elected in the State, which gives clear majority in the House of in joint bal- lot Through the Native American movement in Burlington we have lost the Member of Congress in the 2d District, where Hon. George Sykes is re. elected by decisive majority. The Congress del- egaion from New Jersey is thus nearly equally di. vided. This result Is, however, of little practical consequence, since the voice of the State is SO clear and distinct for the Whig cause.

 .Nesc Jevsev.-All doubt of the completeness of the Whig victory is removed by the official canvass of the votes in Cumberland Co. The Three Whig Members are all elected by an average majority ot s5: so the Whig majority stands as we stated-in the Senate 5, House 4 /: Joint Ballot 9

 .Michigan.-We have partial returns, which are sufficient to show that the State is Locofcoo by a Washtenaw-last year Loco by 200, and 30 since lslO-.is now Whig by 200. Wayne, Macomb and St. Clair, Loco usual. Our old friend Morgan Bates, formerly of this City, ran stump for Senator in Wayne-the Wings having made no nomination and is 50 votes ahead of his ticket in Detroit- We presume, however, he has printers luck in the County.