The true Democrat., 1855-08-28
ANOTHER VICTORY! Glorious Triumph in Alabama!!

The Montgomery Advertiser of the 1lth, gives the following account of the recent splen- did victory in that State:
 Our last issue contained sufficient returns to assure the reader of democratic victory in the State. We have now tue proud satisfaction of presenting returns which show triumph to our cause uncxamplel in the political history of Alabama. The defeat of the know nothing party is complete and overwhelming. Winston Is elected Governor over Short ridge by majority of not less than TEN THOU SAND.
 Dowel beats Watts for Congress in this dis trict by about 50O-a district which, in the Presidential election of 1846, gave nearly three thousand majority for the whig candi date
 Shorter beats Afford in the Barbour district by large majority-a tremendous exertion of tue ar Horse of Troup" and his friends to the contrary notwithstanding. Harris majority over Martin in the Coosa dis trict is overwhelming.
 Cobb is elected over Adams in the Madison district--both anti-know nothing democrats ' Houston, anti-know nothing democrat is re- elected in the Lawrence district, without oppo- stiOn.
 The reader, we are sure, will not expect us to restrain our joy in announcing the result of the battles of last Monday. We who have la- bored for weeks and months, feebly, 1t is true, l but honestly, untlr'ngly but fearesSly in the cause of our party-we who have been the con- stant objects of know nothing detraction and vituperatiOn, cannot but view with thrill of joy the flag under which we have fought proudly floating throughout the length and breadth of the State over the prostrate and lifeless foe.- Under the circumstances, aoe might well be ex- cused, even in the estimation of political oppo- nents for "gazing enraptlred oer the scene" But we will not permit our feelings to carry us beyond the legitimate bounds of felicitation to our companions in the fight. We rejoice that know nottingham has been crushed out'' in our midst, because we con- scientousty believe that its principles and ten dencies are in opposition to the institutions of our country. We have set good example to our friends in Georgia Mississippi and Louisi- ana. We say unto them, "Go thou and do | likewise"
 The know nOthings have elected Walker over Stallworth in the Mobile district, and Smith over Moore in the Tuscaloosa district two of the delegation of the State instead of five as some of them confidently claimed dur ing the canvass.
 The returns for the Legislature are as yetin- complete, but enough is known to render it certain that our majority on joint ballot will be sufficiently large for all useful purposes. We have undoubtedly carried both Houses, but by what precise majority in each we cannot state in this days paper. In our next, we hope to give complete table of the numbers elect their politics. etc.
 We will let our opponents tell the tale oi their own woes. The Journal of yesterday has the following frank acknowledgment:
 "The rout we are sorry to say, has been al most complete; and as the smoke continues 10 lift from the field, new casualties come to HSn on all hands,
 Our neighbor will soon be able to present the public with the official list of the killed, wounded and missing of his party, and will perhaps accompany it with a quotation from one of his newspaper co-laborers in another State } i've have lost everything except our pen, lnk and paper"