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We have patiently waited for our friend "Ifuaothy," to inform the public, through the columns of the Gazette, of the infu- ence his story about the '.caacass hanis, ? Sec had upon the election of the officers of the present Legislature; but as he appears to be rather tardy in his movements, or perhaps too tasl5fatl, wc will perform the task for him.

 WILLIAM TRIMBLE, of ilempstead conn fy, who vas removed from a seat on the Superior Court bench, by Col. Sevier, for daring to vote against his honor, for Con- gress, was chosen, by majority of six tatiyes.

 Col. CHARLES CALDWELL, [" Gaunt To- ney,' of Pulaski county. who was nick named, slandered and vilfied, to an extent nnpreeedente in the annals ofpoliticai warfare, last sumner, was reelected, by a majority of votes, PRESIDENT of the Legislative Council.

 Col. A. FOWLER, of Pulaski county, whose election to the present Legislature was defeated, by a most dastardly attempt at assassination of character, by 2 hand bill, containing falsehood and wilfnl mis- representation from beginning to end, was chosen, by majority of six votes SECRETARY of the Legislative Council.

 GEORGE W FrRrBEn, ofPIfllips county, who was warred upon by the .Jaefion, in tie columns of the Gazette, was elected by majority oftwo votes, oyer" Timothy" himself, CLERK of the House of Represen- tatiyes.

 At these signs the People have abnna3 snt t reason 10 rejoice; it tells that the .(aetioa or partg, opposed to their interests, fheir wishes, and their prosperity, are, if not now insignificant, fast becoming powerless,