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Our contemporary of the Advertiser, feels and ex- presses great snprise that the Mobile Register should praise JAMES DELFT for his course in separating himself from the wings. and voting with the demo- cra's on several important occasions in the last Con- gress. It ought, think, excite quite as much surprise, that have bearded JOHN QUINCY Ap- AIMS and voted for rExAs, should have been taken SO quietly by our contemporary, usually so impatient of contradiction, aud severe upon any who break out of the whig fold or who fail 10 stand up in the srictest party line with him. Mr. DELFT votes for great public measure which we approve, but which our contemporary pronounced fagraRtly unconstitutional and wully wrong. IL surprises him that we should admire the political courage which did right under such circumstances, and to show that hIs surprise any homage to principle n an adversary is probably real, he exhibits his owa difference to principle among his friends, by pro- posing the same man, whose conduct he deprecated gross and insuerabe nfraclion of the con stitu- tion as his first choice among the Shigs for Cover of lhis State.

 As to their propos ition to nun JAMEs DLLLEr as

 compromise candidate for Governor WE have no a,,- ih1rity tn express than ihe ndivdusl opinion. that vixen he list of available demncrals is exhaust rd. and we cannot get rue of own 10 vote f,r. aud cannot help our State to a Governor, ex- 'rpl It be whig, we would cheerfiIly take Mir. DELLET before any of the JSo. QUINCY ADAMS or ANrIfLx.s wings Till then we may leave Mir. DELFT where he chooses stay, and where his in- huence is strong that the most arrogant of ihe whigs, while they denpunce acts which he has no scrupe m dnns, are raid to rebuke hlm for doing them,