VICTOR VI!
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Glorious news fTem Louisiana-the
Texas cannon spiked-its thunder
hushcd-frst evidences of the title of
Andrew Jackson to the spirit of
prOphecy-the first whig gun--the
bugle blast of victory will roll TO
Maine.-We find the following particulars
from the New Orleans Tropic in the
Memphis Eagle. lf"PoIk and Texas"
cannot carry Louisiana--ful Of Texas
Spectators and Land owners--what
can the Texas kutnbug carry? lit is
struck down now in the very camp Of
its friends, when will it be able 10 lift
It's head? We have gained on he las,
elections, where every whig expected
10 lose. The Texas hobby is as dead
as Polk stalk. Ii never had any life
Let every whig rejoice and be glad that
the national faith is triumphant in the
hearts Of our people-ihat he holds n
cimeter in the ranks Of the victors
over spoils, trcachery, corruption, and
tyrany,-The following from the Ea-
gle.


Louisiana Elections. The whig sky
looks bright and glorious over Louisi-
ana. We have us yet only rejoced
over the Wing victory and redemption
oil New Orleans. But we now have

but little doubt that we may extend our
reioicings for the whole State, as the
prospect seems very fair that we have
carried the Legislature, and two Of the
four members to Congress; the Locos,
electing the entire four, last July.


The Tropic of Saturday still lets that
same old fat and saucy Coon head lis
election news, under VIII ich we take the
following:


Thibodeaux, has beaten Alice La
Branche for Congress in the New Or
leans district more than 600 votes; La
Branch was elected last July, about one
hundred; showing Whig gain of over
700 votes. OF this district the Tropic
says-'In November next, we pledge
our Wing brethren OF the Union ma
jority in the second Congressional Dis
trict Of fifteen hundred votes for Hen
ry Clay and Frelinghuysen. 1t is nc
idle pledge as events will prove


THE REsULT.-The returns from the
different sections Of the State come in
rather slowly but they are Of the most
cheering character. So far as we are
enabled to Judge, the wings have tri-
umphed in all quarters. We are salts.
fed that we have carried majority oi
both branches Of the Legislature, and
that the wings and conservatives united
have elected a large majority Of the
State Convention. That we have also
gained two members ofCcngress, is be.
yond controversy. So far as we have
heard, we have gained one member oil
the Senate, and most gratifying gain
It is too. Gen. David Edwards, whie
good and true, has been elected from
the St. Tammany district by majority
of one hundred and forty votes over
Thomas Green Davidson, one of the
most radical, noisy and red-mouthed 10
cofocos in the State. The signal defeat