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Why is II we can have no "auentive correspon- dent' in Conecuh county As the matter now stands, we completely in the dark regards one side at least of the contest now going in this con- gre'siona district. The Advertiser has these things better ordered. It has either travelling reporter hanging upon the skirts of Col Dunn, or is blessed with "ready. witty and hippant" correspondent al every village where the Colonel mounts the stump. Or perhaps the circulars of ready made fustan sent ont, and the blanks and dates duly filled in to be returned here for publication. The columns Of the Advertiser teem with one. slded sketches of the 'stnmping" auw in progress in Conecuh, whilst we are not favored with even paragraph for text. Our friends there apparently not persuaded of '"e importance of steam pulling, and leave the whgs sole managers of this bigh-pressure nachne.- in'arl'b'' Col. Dunn is happy, forcibe, per- 'p'cuou' and convincing tue whig views of he ta- rih' snneAA'on' etc ; while Judge DaTgsn is infel- cnous m he positions and feeble and inconcIusive in h's arguments. and when he does make point, especially on the subject of the tariff. he is win the wings. Indeed, Col Dunn is powerful arJ con. vncing on every point he touche,-he di.plsy, in all

 things the comprehensive and sound views of ma.

 ,ured statesman; while Judge Darqan i. the reverse

 of all this-manifestpg total ignorance ofpoi,ic,

 political economy, etc. Truly, this is sad news for

 the democracy. and news to every body, democrat and whig We felt high degree of prIde and confidence upon the announcement of Judge Dar- 1 gas as the nominee of the convention, believing that m him we had canddate worthy to lead us to victory and sn able exponent of principles Upon the announcement. indeed, of his name, he deemed by the wings themselves a full match, and by the democrats overma'ch for any uian that could be brought agaiust him. This opinion on