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In another column are the full returns of this State, except from one county (Covington, which in Nov. cave a whig majority of 123). The democratic ma iority is now 5,s97;-at the November election 1t was 5,52O, showing increase of 377 votes, which will probably be diminished hundred votes by the returns of Covington county.

 At the November election the aggregate number ol votes was 62 462 -so far in the election just passed it is 4l l14 being decrease in the entire vote oi 21 ,347.

 There are 659 scattering votes, of which 62O were given to Col. Dunn, evidently under the m- pression that he was the nominee of the whig party These should be added to the total of Gen. Burke, oi this district, and will bring that gentemans vote to I7,2A,-about 40 ahead of J. M. Lewis, who runs considerably behind his ticket.

 On the democratic ticket the highest vote (Chap- man's) is 49 above the next below him, and 337 above the lowest on the ticket (Houston).

 On the whig ticket the highest vote (Crabb's) is 3S2 above the next below him, and 65S above the lowest on the ticket, c. M. Lewis) assuming that the votes given to Col. Dunn are abstracted from Mir. Burke.

 The triumph of the democratic party we believe to be more complete than it ever before Tn this State, and we take the liberty of construing this to mean an entire approbaton of the general ticket law In the August election it will be only necessary fol our party to bring out it's whole strength, and nc doubt can exist that it's majority will reach seven thousand at least The papers in the country and the democratic committees and societies should impress upon the people the necessity of attending the polls greater effort will be then made by inc whigs ant corresponding effort should be used on our part to ensure as glorious a triumph possible.