oorrsspoaien,e e of the Register and Journal.
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DEMoPoLIs Mareug" Co July l6. ls45

 Messrs Edors-l hope will not be prnnounc. an intruder for attempting pailal na ii e of ihe doctrines advocaled by our Congressional candiG- ates in their speeches to the pe pie al ih,s place day. Both 0f the Hon GerlleUen reached here on yesterday evening hivin z ddressed ihe people al Da,to m this county, on the day before. c. C. Sellers, Esq. of Wilcox, came m company with them he, you will remember. is the democratic cans ddaIe To reDresent this Senatorial district, com posed ol Wilcox and Marengo counties, and il elected will merely serve out the balance of his un- expited lime as he WIS elected at the last August election. to represent Wicox-and by the lasi ap- purionment, lhi- county wns placed with Wilcox and in justice tn Marengo, Mir. Sellers resigned his seal: and now pre- elts himself lnr re.electior. to fill ,he yacancy thus pccas as0ned, and as vet has no onoo.Itiop. and presume will have none. This morning. al II o'clock, agreeabiy to notice given, ,mmeda,ely after their arrival in town, they repair ed 10 the spacious warehouse yard, which IS well shaded, (and by the way, very pleasant, and just he place for such blsness) where the people had col lecled 10 witness the discussion between the two cha,npions MT Sellers look the lead, in order to make known his views t0 those who will inevita bv be his constituents, (barriOg accidents) and pressed his opinions upon que e'tlons ol State policy in very eloquent and happy hummer, and evidently had concurrent opinions o most oi the pe sons pres enl and he certainly, in my humble Judgment, did hmself great credit. lie IS oi ihe Jeiiersonial school of politics, and advocates ably the prin- 

 ciples of democracy.

 Col Dunn nexl appeared m sleek and "fashion'' like order, and launched upon the Texas question, and unequivocally sad he had always been opposed to the annexation; but said he, sour Government has offered terms of fadmssoH to which Texas has ,cceded and tberef ire he would nnl wish to ace her recall what has been done m the premises, how ever detrimental in iis consequences bnt must com ply with her pledged promise. So the inference Is, he is as much opposed to the expediency of ihr

 k,,ea kaa,, k,,t .,f.. I to come out like man, positively and unqualified ly-the conseguence right he flightiul h him in- deed lu tis matter may pr0babl, he cons idered as nff the si of questions properly dtbateable by ppli,Icans as it h,s ben settled. His nexi topic was lAe natural zation laws; he has certainly modi- fed his opinions upon this question, Gl repors be tue winch l,ng prrcele his arrval here,) since he ha. commenced the canvas Bul | withal, do not think ihe F,leneidid himself much good by advert Ins 10 is sibert at all, even if he has done him self no ninrs, which is perhaps questionable Hls nexi subject n order the tariff, nion which he du cit some considerable tine advocating m strong terms ,lIp prlry of the whig tariff of lS42. will not attempt A iea of his argument epon ihis ques- ton as you hse ireqnenty head hi,B aad fl were, it tuld greath rrunug this letter, and very iih- proftabil vour time Lastly hnt mol least, he closed whi lew remarks upon the distribution of ihe procee, f inc pubic lands among tue sever al States. Thu is go closely blended with the car dinal measures of the whig parry, of course, he cings io |; withhe greatest possi''ie ndhesipn have no donhl yal know well his position upon this question: Ihetefre, will dispose of the Colonel - Judge Darg,n lien appeared calm and mild, and in m, tumble nplnnm, rode over the Cnlon"l, Gas 'he saying is, rou9i shod, as he will do without the least difficulty t Ihe ballot box on the fist Monday in Augns, next The Judge agreeab'y disappolhted many of the dunucrhlc party Whn heard hun, 'N ms great a gnmenaiye power; II Is true, he is not "@ smooihe ana pnlrhed speaker as his opponent u probably mnrh mle able; and the opinion present"' itself lorcihIy Ia ny mind in witnessing his great ability, in exnourding and sympli,iug the most ab- slruse fl io!itica questions. ] think he has d"he himself much good al this place-h nothing more han Ia seculp ,le suffrage of heretofore ,asciatng eorors Frnbahk he has done something ,,inie that his, but il canun he known until lhe great day in August has cone. They have just lei' for Lin den to address Ie people there on t2.morrow.

 In haste A DEMOCRAT.