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Georgia has gone for the wings, but there was
no issue of political principles. The whole con-
test turned upon the State administration of Gov
ernor Crawford; and the whig papers admit that
he received votes of both parties. The Savannah
Republican (whig), says:


1" We hail it notso much as party victory, as
a aVietory Of the tpeaple who have risen in their
might in favor of good government-infavo ofthe
fauitless and successful administration of an inn
partial and honest ruler. -.


- =. Richmond Enquirer, f5tA inst


lis there any force inrhe suggestion of friend at
our elbow, that it was tho late ecccntricsand in
considerae and il1starred course of the "Charles-
ton Mlrcury," which has, in some measure, para
Used the democracy of Georgia; and contributed
TO It's aefeat4 Union