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i. 7Re NOrfh- Carolina Congressional Elsdiop--oREkr TRIUMPH -The Gun TstnnS tE0m ths contdstsd distfct are now in, and s1ow % complste and glorious i- umph Edr the caussof ths whss as waseyer achieved At the former election Graham. the whig candidate, succeeded by a majority of only l3--but in conse- quence of some infomalty i've don't rscOlloct what the seat was contested by Gen. Newhnd; and the House of Representatives, not daring to give the seat to Newiand, though they declared Graham should not fill it. ordered the decision back to the people. The people have now passed verdict upon the proceed ings of Congress, reversing their wishes and giving the seat to Graham-not by the meagre majority of lS votes, but by upwards of 1900!

 The following is the canvass in the different coun- ties as copied from a North Carolina papers which remarks, that Mr. Newland always said if the col lar regency faction were determined to refer the elec

 on back, he would get 1000. and the Raleigh Regis ter said l5OO Look at the result" 3z .0ti