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MT. lnge, young gentleman, but man of talent. and consequently they did not support him with that degree of pleasure which they would have done in the nomination. of Mir. Payne:s Whilst the whig party had their strongest man in the field, aud anticipated success. fa the fifth District no whig candidate was in the field and the contes, was between Mir. Houston and Maj Hubbard. The election then, of course, depended upon the personal popularity of the one over that of the other. Mir. Houston is a gentleman Of fine talents, has been a member of Congress for many years, ard has been spoken of for Speaker of the next House of Representatives, which, in our humble opinion, would be a splendid selection. The six h District presented somewhat of confus sion, there being three democratic candidates in he feld-the whigs not having any thing like the skeleton of parry in the District, could not find one that would have the hardihood 10 offer and conse- quently no fort was made 10 divide and conquer h the seventh District the "higs made strong efforts to defea. Mir. Bowden by uniting on Mir. RIcey a few days before the election, who had been abusing Bowden for his support of the Administration ana voting for the "whIg styled vote of censure;" but in this they failed, as in all other games of trickery and misrepresentation.

 Viewing all these circumstances, the democracy should be gra,ifed even after the ~higs gaining of one Repfese tetve'