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TIE TRIUMPH OF THE CLIaE Well, the long agony is over, the Clique has trumphed and the rebels and insurgents put down. We congratulate the Editor of the Advertiser, upon the success of hs wing of the vast whg army, and desire, suitably to condoe with those noble spirits, who have died hard in the cause of independent action and hostility to party domination. -5I..l ....

 This victory was consumated on Saturday, in so called whg election, being special extra lega-pro- ceeding in which number of the party felt ashamed to participate. Messrs. Brooks and Thompson were elected 10 the nonnafion of Clerks of the Circuit and County Court almost con- for they were the only two who submitted to the party drill, andt the two, as was pretty well understood, who were sure to get the nominations whether it done by the ''perfect- y fair, open and manly way'' of party caucus, or bv n public election by the party Mir. Brooks re- cei,ed 6s2 votes and Mir. Thompson 596--scattering T and 2l,-(who were the 'scatterng" forO

 For the legislature the following names came up to the surface, Messrs Dunn, Hollinger and Redwood, sinking by their specific gravity to the bottom;

 Isaac H. Erwin, T. McC. Prince,

 Robt. c. McAlpin and THE INDIVIDUAL.

 It IS not many Weeks sincc INIT. DUNN, Nthe mos' suitable of all the candidates) nominated by the whigs of this county, for seat in Congress. Now, these same friends have failed to nominate him for the legislature. "Fckle multitude!' that gentleman is no doubt ready to exclaim!

 ssThou many headed, monster thing!" ,s.I .

 Who would wish to be thy kng!" ..I.

 The mechanical interest found to be too weak in the case of Mir Redwood and Mir. Hollinger, some how or other, scould'nt come it'

 The latter gentleman, by the way, had claim to the nomination in considerations of his consistency to principle He was the only candidate last year, who dared to eectioneer the National Bank question, and he "kept it before the people" to the extent of his abilities, in spite of the hints and cautions of his political friends that was dangerous issue to make. .r.... .H ia

 This business being ixed-the Editor over the way, who heads his ticket is impatient for the fight and bawls out wildly "Come we ready!" With such champion, he seems to think the cause perfectly safe against all corners, ,-come one and all! the Jackson candidate of Perry County is in the feld-the Ajax of whiggery defes the lightning of the reproduction off just community, and summons the magnanimous chivary of Southern w,iggery to bat tie against every principle which every true heart ed State Right man ought to spurn and abhor.