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The Advertiser when it professes to give us nfor. nation ought to speak to the point. We did not ask what infusscs Judge PoRTER's opinions might have had the of the Advertiser, and therefors its disclaimers that thay had not had 'mseh'-em- phassed thus in ital;cS--was unnecessary. It was harnless speculation about the harmonies of wbig- sery--s leading press of the party having advised a political course which leading candidate of the party treated with scorn. It was rather delicate matter to inquire into, and far from pressing the Advertiser Tor further explanations at the hazard of more italics Tor Judge PoRTER's benefit. we let II pass.

 We mend another form of expression at the hint of the Advertiser. He did not pledge the ys vofs to the candidate of the disa6ected democrats. in the rigid of a formal pledge, in which he chooses to construe the word. He only promised his vote and volunteered his advice that the whs party would do 50 also. He IS desirous ofhaving it thoroughly un derstood that he does not contract for the delivery h the whig party bodily, u. the minority democrats We are glad he is getting to be precise the sig nhcation of words, otherwise his friends of the Tuscaloosa Monitor, might he uneasy at what 'Slr Robert Peep would think ol the style of the Amer ican Press. We will try to be very pa,, ,icuIsr, and therefore amend our expression, that he offered to pie ge the "hig yoIe. He only promised fer him. self ant gave encouragement for them that they would Lest'w il in the way. which Judge PORTER says, would be a betrayal Of principle.

 He. e.innoceutly inquires what ws meant by sP, ck.