Corre.popdp,ro the Register aud Journal.
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 Messrs Fdn1r--Yeslerda had the pleasure of hearing al hi, place, an interesting discussion hptween Judge p,rgan and Col Damn, ihe candid a,es for Cnngres. It was conducted upon the part ol both gentlemen, with dgaiiy, courtesy and ahill

 ". The varioas federal questions of tariff. disiii

 b,lion annexation, &c. were discussed in their turn, the tariff forming the principal subject of de

 tate, as " Il here ns at Demopos on the day be- fore did not hear the discussion al Demopois, hut from ihe statements of gentlemen who did, and from what fell from the speakers themselves on yes

 terda,, it appears that Col. Dunn, at ,he close al the discussion at Demopolis, publicly announced to the asseu hI-d multitude, that he would reply to Judge Dargan on the tarifI thus place. He doubt less feared the effect of Judge Dargan's able and lucid agument and wished the people 10 suspend their judgments untlI they heard his reply. shall net pretend to give you sketch of the debate, but you can form some idea of the result, when assure you that, while the whigs insisted that Col. Dunn was match for Judge pargan, and that neither had any advantage in the discussion, the democrats ex

 uIted in the triumphant vndicaion of the prin- ciples of the pari, b, their able and distinguished champion The consequence of the discussions m this county is, that many the wings will not vote, and several who have for years voted the whig tick ct, will, al the August election. cast their votes for Judge Dargan; and will require great exertion up- the part of the leaders. toglve Col Dunn exceed- ing fifty votes majorily. Should Judge Dargan be as triumphant at Nana'ala. to-morrow, as he has been at Dayton, Demopolis and Linden, the wings may well tremble for their ascendancy in the county of Marengo. LOWNDES.