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The Tuscaloosa Journal and Flag was discontinu- ed on the 18th ult IL will be re-ssued on the lth January at Montgomery, in connexion with the Ad- yertlser ofthat city under the title of "'Fhe Flag of the Union and Montgomery Advertiser"

 The place of the Journal and Flag at Tuscaloosa is to be supplied by new democratic paper called 'The Tuscaloosa Observer"-of which prospectus has been published by JAS. w. WARREN. The edi- tor of the Flag speaks for the good will of the demo- cratic party towards Mir. Warren's paper, and youches that il will advocate State convention for the nomination of candidate for Governer; and Ion all questions of party interest," will adhere to the course heretofore pursued by the Flag"

 We hope there vii be one exception at least The Flag, in parting article to is readers, lays down as indispensable that the two thirds rule shall prevail in the next convention m order acquiescence in its decision. IL is the deliberate and fixed opnon of the editor of the Flag, that the t~othirds rule should 'contrsP the action ofthe next State convention Iii on the other hand, our deliberate and fixed opnion that the two-lhirds rule will be source of dssension rather than concord in five of any six where II has any practical effect, that s, whenever il bles minority 10 overrule majority. Whether it may not sometimes succeed, is question distinct from the principles cfthe rule that success will depend on acquescence less from any real party obligations than from considerations of expedience which each case must present for itself