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The election which took place in Rhode
Island on the I'd instant, for State officers
and members Of Congress, demonstrates
agreat reaction in public sentiment in re.
lation TO the treatment Of Dorr by the
Algerines having possession Of the State
government. The late Governor, Fenner,
who was most active in effecting the in
carceration Of Dorr, has been defeated
and CHARLES JAcksos, whig, but pledg-
ged to spare no efforts to effect DORIS
speedy and unconditional release, has been
chosen BY majority Of the people Of TIE
State 10 succeed him. Fenner is BY aI
the strongest man in the State-with any
other man the Algerines would have beer
defeated by much heavier vote.


a majority Of anti-Dorr men have been
elected to the Legislature; but they will
hardly, in the face Of the rising indignation
Of the honest Of all parties, persist in car.
rying out their purposes Of cruelty tow
ards the incarcerated prisoner. In the
election Of Mr.. Jackson the people Of
Rhode Island have expressed desire to
see Dorr liberated; and should deaf
ear Be turned to their voice BY those with
whom the power rests, none can cretell
what consequences may ensue.