Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-11-29
THE RESULT IN MISSISSIPPI.

The Jackson " Flag of the Union Of the l4th
instant announces as follows the complete triumph
of the Union party in Mississippi
The result Of our State elections is before After
struggle Of more than twelve months between tho resster
to the plan Of adjustment and the Union the popular de-
cision has been fully and emphscay expressed In favor Of
the latter in both the September apd November elections
As the result Of the first election, have in session 10
the capitol Convention numbering eighyhsee Union mem
bers out Of ninety delegates As tho result Of the No
yember elections we have the whole Union State cks elect
ed and three Union members elected Congress ct ur
Mr.. B. D. NABoas has beaten Mr.. THOMPSON in the first
district Mr. J. A. WIIcox has defeated Mr. FKATHERsroS
in the second and Mr. JoHs d. FaIKMAS has triumphed
over Col. McWnLIE in the third. Gov BRows has sue
ceeded in the fourth district and doubt his success
owing to the fact that he every where claimed himself to be
Union man Of the Grst order. The Legislature will also
decidedly Union in its complexion thus giving the Unbn
party the control over the election of United States Senator'S
both of whom will certainly be Union In addition,
Scorr has been elected Chancellor the State by decided
majority over his opponent the Hon. JoHx GuIoS. The
Union party hiss great for congatulation, in the TIL
umphs Of both their principles and their candidates
From the last Congress delegation returned hons five
out Of six resster Of the most reliable stamp Our dsega
ton will go the Congss Ave ont Of sx Uniolmen
Of the snsuesonabs devotion % ~ Constellation the
Union, and The Govssnnent Our slae ocsm IN the Capt.
tol wore ~ rssistsrs; and where - ~ ne s-ssssdsd
hv unaqn ~ a==-nnA 80 la - ulsmof 6fthS past
y i true majority In the Stats greatly diminished
from the September election bus Asnws the
used throughout the State the arguments presented and the
issues assumed by opponents, it is not surprising
that such result should The people told the
question of resistance to the Comprehensive settled and that
the present struggle "Whg ticY' 70 foist Wings in
to Office Other means, freely resort to, obtain votes
understand extensively pracbed but orbear
The result is sufficient The Union cket has riumphed by
decided msjory while chief tandard bearer General
Foorx, against whom all the hesvy artillery Of the secession
party was brought to bear veil as all the small arms Of
their guerrilla skrmisher hasbeen most goriousy sustain
cd. That is enough-it is scent glory for one political
campaign
In making known the ame result the Vicksburg
Wing says:
''This is the second glorious triumph Of the Union cause
in this State within few moths and the last victory the
cheering from the fact hat the State Rights party de-
serted their sectional coos AMI have been battling underline
old and hitherto triumphant a of Democracy. In addition
this will be recoected thatCol JrrrIs DAVIS he
most popular in the Stat, resigned his seat in tie
Senate Of the United States and became the leader and stand
adbearer Of his party the candidate for Governor Of 10
State The hold be had upon the affections Of the PeoEe
his former his skill in casting aside the trailing banner
Of State Rights and raising alo the invincble banner Of -
mocrcy cheeed and inspired his followers with the strongS
hopes and confidence but all this could not induce success
The friends Of the Union stood firm and steadas in the sup
port Of their principles and assert that under all the Gil
the election Of Gen. FoorE as Governor h
Union members Of Congress, the State officers and the Id
gsature, of the greatest political umphs Of the age