 Conversational Elections.
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Tn the First District, we have some

 what of painful duty of recording the election of John Gayfr, renegade from ihe democratic party, over MT. Taylor, the regular nominee of the party. The canvass was not conducted on true party grounds, and (iov. Gayle being person. ally popular, known by almost every man in the Dish ic. and we'll acquainted with political trickery, assisted by clans of capitalists. consequently succeeded in effrcting his election whilst MT Fay. Tor was. young man, not much ac- qnaimed with the people, and many charges without foundation were used against him, are the principal reasons ol Gayle's success. The vote stood, for