From he Chicago Democrat.

AND STILL ANOTHER.
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AND STILL ANOTHER

 We give below the result of our city elec- ton, which was held on Tuesday the 9th instant This election was one of the most exciting ever heldin our city, and the result has been MOST HONORABLE and GLORI- OUSLY TRIUMPHANT to the Democratic party. We have reelected our old Mayor. Hon. AUGUsTUs GARRETT, by small ma jority, and we have EIGHT of the twelve AL dermen. We were defeated in our nominee for City Marshall, Mir. O. Smith, Democrat. the old Marshal, being reelected by a gener- al union of all parties. We claim this, under all the circumstances, as one of the most de- clslve, and glorious victories ever achieved Tn our city. The dust and smoke af the bat tie having cleared away, we can now an- nounce to our fellow Democrats throughout the country that federalism, in all it's forms, IS annihilated here. That COON is truly dead. Verdict rendered-"Driven, by the regular Democratic Van Buren forces of Chi cago, into the Clay-pitand drowned.n Never have we been more completely victorious than at the present election We have ac- complished what the Democratic party in this city, when in the least divided or rent in twain, was never before able to do, viz : the election of two thirds of the Aldemen, together with the Mayor and Democratic Marshal We have come off proudly VIC- POROUS over the horse, foot and dragoons of all parties in this city. And to our friends throughout the country we say, give us joy for we feel it; and God speed ye onward to go and do likewise.