ELECTION RETURNS.
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INDIANA has elected eight Democrats and Wings representatives to Congress, as follows

 Democrats. Whgs. Robert Dale Owen, Caleb B. Smith, Thomas J. Henley, Samuel c. Sample.- Thomas Smith,

 William J. Brown,

 John w. Davis,

 Joseph A. Wright,

 Andrew Kennedy.-S.

 Whitcomb, Democrat for Governor, and Bis Democrat for Lieut.. Governor, are elected by la maiorities.

 hLiNoIs.-in this State, the Democrats cari sir of the Congressional Districts, the Wings buta The members elect are follows, viz

 Democrats. Whig Robert Smith, John G. Hardin.- \ John A. McClernand r Orlando B. Fickin, Ieha " Wentworth,

 Stephen A. Douglass, Joseph P. Hoge.-6.

 KENTUcKY.-The Congressional delegation olth State stand fpe Democrats, tiue Wings.

 Democrats. Whigs. Linn Boyd, Willis Green, George A. Caldwell, Henry Grider, James Stone, John White-no opposidI Richard French w. P. Thomasson, J. w. Tibbatts.-5. Garrett Davis.-5.

 TENNESSEE Although the Whigs have electal Governor, and have a majority in the Legislatu| yet the Democrats have elected sir out of the eln Congressman, as follows:

 Democrats. IVhigs Cave Johnson, William T. Senter Andrew Johnson, D. w Dickinson, Julius w. Blackwell Dr. J. H. Peyton, Alvan Cullom, John B. Ashe, G. w. Jones, Milton Brown.-5. Aaron " Brown.-6

 ALABAMA.-The Congressional delegation is 2 Democrats and one Whg.

 Democrats. Whig Dixon H. Lewis, James Dellet-l W. W. Payne,

 James E. Belser,

 George S. Houston,

 Reuben Chapman, Felix c. McConnell-6

 NORTH CARoLINA.-This State has elected h Democrats and four Wings, viz:

 Democrats. Whigs. James J. Mckay, Thomas J. Clinglnan David S. Reid Edmund Deberry. Romulus M. Saunders, George c. Mendenha J. R. J. Daniel, K. Rayner.-4. A. H. Arrington.-5.

 It is extremely gratifying to think that that Wh nuisance, Edward Stanley is at last out of Congres and there is danger of his getting back as long the people of his district keep their senses.

 The recent elections, as to the state of parties Congress, give to the Democrats, in seven State forty members, the Wings eighteen-t,centy-two m jo,ity. This is glory enough for one day.

 These results show how disgusted the people a with the party which stole into power, coon-ike, ls40, through the instrumentality of humbug al corruption, but be it remembered, for the last tim The stock of Whig humbuggery is pretty much e hausted, or rather it is commodity which can fiji no market, and therefore, the mill boy of he slas es' must recur back to his youth, and endeavor find more ingenius matter for deception, than hal ing gone to mill across sashes-got his corn crouf beyond the slashes-and then returned across Il slashes. This is surely an excellent qualifcatic for the Presidency, considering that no boy b young Harry ever did such thing! Certain something better might be found, or has he dol nothing else worthy of praise in his whole iie' this the only scrap that can be mustered from u past' It will not answer the purpose.

 We remember story of a candidate, who, man years ago, claimed the suffrages of the people, Q the ground that although he was then wealthy, v when an orphan boy, he was so poor as to be con pelled to plough many long day ,ciihout nerpress bles; but the people said he must have been wortf less boy if he could not get them, and shameles one to be willing to work without them-aad he e h's election. This is the way humbuggery was me and trowned down. before log cabins. .ceeas, aa