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Instruction 10 thc Virginid .Members- The Jackson men in Virginia having been gloriously defeated at the polls. are for try ing the matter over again, in tho form of in- structions they say that the sense of the people has not been fairly ascertained; ]; that the personal popularity of the members elect, and other influences, intewened to bias the election. Well, supposed the game should be played over, will the pop ularity of no Jackson man be brought to bear upon the issue? Will 10 hope--no fear-no persuasion--no glofy-no grog- no misrepresentation---no humbug- enter into the renewed contest? Suppose 1t played out, and instructions should be ob- tained, will these be any fairer test of en- frightened public sentiment than that ahord- ed by the election lately held? Our notion Is, that when party IS once fairly beaten, they ought to '' siay beatsis ; until t comes to the time to try it over again.

 Watcbman.