From The National Journal.
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From the accounts which have been received
from various sources, Mr. James S. Stevenson, one
of the Jackson representatives in Congress from
Pennsylvania, has lost his election. 1t cannot be
forgotten that Mr.. Stevenson was one of the Com
mttee on Manufactures, and exhibited throughout
the whole discussion of the Tariff hostility to the
manufacturer, exceeded by no one-not even Mr.
Silas Wright, in bitterness. Todefeat such man is
a positive triumph BY the political course of Mr..
Stevenson, he renders himself odious to all those
who are friendly to the American System and Inter-
nal Improvement {; and nothing less than the invete
racy of party feeling could have given him even
respectable minority. against the obvious and strong
objections to his reelection, furnished by his con-
duct.