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THE RESULT IN YAzoo.-The democ-
racy in this county have achieved signal
triumph. The most sanguine could not
have anticipated victory more complete
lis true we have much to regret in the re-
suit of the senatorial canvass for Yazoo and
Madisor--yet, when it is remembered the
wings have heavy majority in the district
that they rallied with all their mightto the
support of their candidate--that the meas
ure which Judge Battaile boldly and regard
less of consequences made the main issue
in the contest, was misre9resented and its
intentions enormously stated SO as to i'm
pose upon the honest credulity of the un-
suspeuting-when he had such heavy odds
to contend against, and still greatly reduced
the whig vote, there is much which affords
encouragement for the future, and nothing
at which to deSpond.


It is true Judge Battaile has been defeat
ed by the heavy vote Of the opposite party
which was arrayed against him, yet he
made fearful inroads upon its strength. He
deserves, and doubtless receives the thanks
of the entire democratic party. During the
canvass he gallantly and ably defended the
cause of right and justice, and attracted the
admiration of his fellow citizens in other
sections Of the State, besides his own.--
And we here venture to assert without say
ing anything disparaging to the exertions OF
others, that he has done more to shed light
upon the subject of the Briscoe Bill, and
expound the principles which it embraces,
than any other man in the State.