For the Register md Journal.
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In tie neutral paper of the 25th see an article over te signature of Mobile, upon the subject of the eubermtoriel election.

 Fron the tenor of his remarks take It that Mobll, profess,s 10 be democrat. He says (seem'ng ic know) that our opponents will not offer candidate of ther swn It is much easier for them to know that hey do not is because they believe that the, can dc better for whIggery with Judge Martin. How or by what means did he arrive at hs information Ia he sufficiently in the secret oi our opponents tt know what they intend to do n matters ot that sort Ind he prepared to cooperate with them. II so, | is high time the democratic party should know wht such democrats are.

 was informed he day before that such article would appear, which is 10 be followed up by Mobile and his oacfors, m their efforts to defeat the demo cratic nomination. The question, he says, Sis se riously presented to every democrat If there is ar obligation resting upon him to vote for an indivtua who is rot possessed of suitable qualifications" He concud,s by stating that Col. Terry IS not qualified for the station 10 which he aspires.

 We are not told that Judge Martin is any better qualified but that the democratic party had il in then power 10 present gentleman every way qualified but refused to do so. presume he ailades to Col MoClung, who it seems was the only competitor for the nomination.

 Can any body really state to this community that Judge Martin is Col. Terry's superior, point ol intellect or that he is as consistent a public man will he say that il is not important 10 have as our cnIet mdgBtfhIe a consistent utHioCTat'

 l happen to know something of both the aspirants for Governor, and think ihe l know something of the writer of the article in question. If am right can recolIect to have heard the writer when he himself, was candidate, urge the democratic party of this county to unite in favor of the nominees for office.

 1t was important then that all differences of opiD- ions as to men, should be flushed for the sake of har- mony. recollect when present worthy chle magistrate was candidate that Col. McClung. though protesting to be democrat, became his com petitor against the nomination of his party And | am not mistaken, the writer who signs himsel ssMobe" exered himself 10 prevent split in the democratic ranks, and urged Il reason that n ma Jority of the party had selected Ben. Fitzpatrick d, their candidate and therefore all good democrats ought to unite. It was not superior intellect urged m favor of Gov. Fitzpatrick, but it was democratic consistency. Mobile nor any else ever claimed extraordinary ability for Coy Fitzpatrick, within my recollection, yet all will unite in saying that he has made an excellent officer.

 The opposition to Col. Terry from few arisocrat- sc democrats, does arise from want of capacity the secret lies deeper In my opinion, Col. Terry is A bold and fearless democrat, possessing a mind o his own; and he will be subject to the nod of 6 few who wish 10 control the affairs of this State.

 ALABAMA.