Tiac Election.
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The election in Coosa eounty has re suited in the choice of two democratic Representatives, Diniel Crawford and Samuel Spigener. Mir. Crawford has been elected by handsome majority but in consequence of the combined ins auence of the whigs and some spurious democrats, Mr. spigener barely escaped defeat.

 Many democrats, we regre. to say, thought proper to vote for the whigs, as 10 run one of them within two votes of being elected. This they Lud right 10 do, but we hope the past may be good lesson for the future. and that demo. c ats may vote for democrats. Though we arc happy to say that enough did unite and cast their suffrages 10 elect two democratic Representatives.

 The vote in Coosa has not been as large by two hundred as was expected The only reason we can give for this is that the election Ter Representatives was all that the people fell any interest in particularly, and there being five de. mocrallc candidates in the field, a great number of the old hard listed yeomanry became lukewarm in the contest, and consequently would not leave home to vole; whilst the whigs 10 man rallied 10 the support of their favorite candi dalo. Ii general turn out had taken place, we would have had the plea sure of recording round 600 majority for Reuben Chapman. Though, taking every thing into consideration Coosa has acquitted herself well. Col. S.orrs is elected to the State Senate, from The counties of Coosa and Au'auga, by a majority of over twelve hundred over his whig opponent.