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THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY-O ONWARDsl

 Every day furnishes additional and ire sstible evidence of the enthusiasm of the re- publcans, and of tho success Of their cause We have seen several members of Congress on theirreturn home. They bring with them the strongest assurances of victory front all quarters. They return in the highest spirits They say that ALL IS wELL---that the mo- minatloDs of Polk and Dallas have ;inited our party firmer than ever. 4 new man, who has excited no prejudices, and offended no asplrant, concentrates upon himself the votes of all the friends of all the other ie. publican candidates. He brings back, too, many republicans who had gone of from the other candidates-who cannot 20 for Harry of the West, and whose principles are iden- tified with the republican party. We receive similar signs Of victory in the general enthu- siasm of oar party--in the cheerfl. tone of the republican press--in the animated meet ings of the people. We see the triumph of our party ill all the southern and south-wes- tern States. and elsewhere, under the fac of Texas. nNe read il ill the growing panic of the whig party themselves---in the earnest adjurations of the whig press-in the decay ing enthusiasm of their !ollowers--in the de- claratlon of one of the champions of the Club House, that, four years ago, nothing was ca sier for them, than, at the slightest signal, t5 collect q crowd of hearers, and now IL Is scarcely possible for them to obtain small company. Let Us, then, do our dntv-go on as. we are going, and glorious victory awaits us in November.