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ALABAMA ELECTION. While some Of the loco
foco papers are rejoicing over the result of the
recent election in Alabama, others are as mel
ancholic as if they were hummng the funeral
dirqe of locofocoism in that State. The Mobile
Register, lameniing over the defeat of Terry, the
regular nominee, says:


"The democratic vote in the strong North Ala
hama counties has so far fallen off from the regular
democractc ticket for Governor, that he is de-
feated Some six or seven thousand democrats
united with nearly the whole body of the wings,
have made Joshua L. Martin Governor, and thus
eFecfuaHy disorgaRi-ed the democratic party tor
wears to come For all the consequences OF this
tiisaster--and in our judgment it as more henry
bloc to democratic GscendeHcy in this State, fh1n
TIE election of an Out and out rrhg Governor coufa
hare Jeen--we congratulate ourselves that we,
and the great mass of the democrats Of this county,
are clear of the responsibility


Speaking of the position of the wings, the
Register remarks:


awe have never seen the wings so smiling and
exutinr since 1910. And well they may be, for
democracy, invincble when united, has broken
itself into fragments, and taught the wings that
they can be called in as umpres in the domestic
questions of the party