From, the Richmond Whig, Oct. IS.
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DELAWARE election. as far as the people
are concerned is over in Delaware. and the Ad-
ministration has completely triumphed,


Mr.. JOINS, the Administration Candidate, is re
elected to Congress, by majority Of 42l over Mr..
Bayard. Il


This signal triumph was achieved in the face Of
Mr.. McLane, who traversed the whole State and
harrangued the people.


Ouere as to Mr.. McLane-In bis late electo-
peering tour through Delaware. he made the $ bar
gain., the theme OF his defamation. Did he not
two wears after the election, declare his disbelief in
the .;bareain ?" Was he not conspicuous among
those personal friends. who advised Mr.. Clay TO
ACCEPT THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE
RENDERED HIM by Mr. Adams lithese facts
are not true. Mr.. McLane has been much mlsrepre-
sented. If they ale true, how will Mr. McLane
reconcile them with his present denunciation of Mr.
Clay ON the score of the bargain. Mr.. McLane's
praises have been loudly sounded as talented,
| highminded and chivalrous man. Inc world Will
Judge whether his conduct in the premises has been
bigh minded and chvalrous, or time serving and
treacherous. If the facts embraced IN the IN
terrogatories above true, as we believe them to
be, there can scarcely be difference OF opinion.