THE. RESULT
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We are not given to extravagance of feeling certainly not in its expression, And yet we have found il difficult to restrain, whnreasonable bounds, the manifestation of our delight at the glorious tf- umph which has crowned our arms. Success, in any cause Of bis espoasal is worthy of mans srati tude to the dispenser of all good and oyousness is the natural and proper expression of the sentiment We have labored hard-we are suecessIal-we are satisfied In contemplation of tho happy result, fand, for nearly week past, we nave thought ol little else) il has been, with us, severe struggle to repress the shouts of gratitude and gratifcaonwh have risen from our hearts to our lips We have done so, however, mainly in regard for the feelings of our whig friends being unwilling to press our exultation to the annoyance of those whom We have overcome True, they showed us no mercy in lsio; yet we are not disposed to letaliate POLK and DALJAs-are elected. We are satisfied with NIc- TORY, which we have fairly won,

 On the nights of Friday and Saturday last, our friends manifested their joy at the result by large processions, atendedby appropriate Transparencies patriotic Banners, and inspir,tng music. Saturday evening, eesunset, salute of a7 cannon was fred one foy1eaeh State in the Union, and one for the

 Io6e Star, which is soon to take its place in glorious constellation.