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We put down Tennessee as doubtful until the official vote is known From Delaware and North Carolina, the returns are not yet full enough to ep able us 10 put them down certainly If all three oi the States set down as doubtful have gone for Clay, still Polk has beaten him SIXTY-FiFB ELEG- TORAL VOTES.

 Where now oh yc disappointed and delHded Whigs, are the SEVENTY FIVE ELECTORAL VOTES that Mir. Clay was to beat Che gallant Young Hickory of Tennessee' Let the American people rejoice The constitution, the sacred shield of our freedom, is saved from violation. The coat- try is saved from being cursed with Monster Bank, Protective 1arii, &c.

 And TExAs is to be speedily annexed to the Union.

 The canvass, in the main, has been fair one the questions fairly understood and thoroughly dis eassed The American people have therefore knoW= ngly, deliberately, and wisely rejected and con- eeinned BIf Clay and his system of measures. They have, we think settled the great questions between the two parties, and settled them forever. The whgs will certainly not attempt again to rally theil weak and breken-down forces in support of mea- sures which have so repeatedly, and so sisnaliy' caused their deieat

 Some few weeks back, our neisbbor, the Gazette, had a cut in his paper representing Coon with his fore foot fasi hold of the neck of Cock saying to him Why don't you crow:" or language to that effect

 The gallant Cock has shaken loose the grasp ot the Coou, brought him low to the earth, placed his foot upon the demolished animal, and rends the air with the ciaiion notes Of victory! Alas poor coons they are wofuly used ud-ho! neighbor, where k that Coon of yours, that choaked our Cock so iu- riously short time since? Gone glimmerag through the mist of things thot--neyer were

 Our democratic friends have had several joyous publications over the result of the election, whicl our whig friends do not seem to have relshed St we'll

 On Saturday night last very large body of then met at the City Hall, formed procession severn hundred yards long and with most anmating music from the band-transpare toreh-lights, Amer can Flag, s,c., marched through several streets and terminated the march at the office of Gov Yell

 Aud the Hon. James Yell, Col. Seyier Jndg, Sam'i C. Roane, and C. 0. Hallor, Esqr, were sey erally called upon, and addressed the assembled le mocracy, in brief but very able and appropriate speeches. Oh the result of the election.