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THE OPPOSITION TO TERRY We find m the

 Huntsville Dem crat. the following paragraph in re-

 ia,,on to the in uted disqualification of Col Terr, | for G1sernor:

 Bui go on, Mir. Edllnr, to another view of my | subject innugh fear in doing am nespass iHs

 ,pnn your columns aud taxing the the patience rf my 'eadtrs. Yet caUu't iorhear to call the aIrniion oi iie people 10 very peculiar eatue ot the oppo-

 siti0n to Col. Terry. lie manly opposed bs ihe gentlemen of tie legal proiession lie Is the first

 nnninee for he office oi Governor lha has been ectei from the farming interest. A the others have ieen taken from the puer sion. Th.s practice has

 been general, that the knights of the sachei have

 ~ ieGgth come tu believe they, alone, qualified for thr oihCe. They clHD now tn ihe nominated as

 p,e -criplye right l. pidn hcnest tanner Is pre- | erred To one oi heM, we hear ol nothing bui the

 Aaut oi quhiGcaiUns-ihe nominee is dema {, 2 uc

 heoadse he ,s nnt lawyer, as II indeed he brother

 i,od ul Their bar alone had capacity for civil rule

 1t behootcs the people look aiteI this They have | how d fair opportunity to break down this b,I rulr

 al nominations shall be made ,Um he legal pro. | eesion. in Col Terry lhe yeonanry oi the cnu,iiv, | nave one oi their own compeers presented io thrm

 for lheIr support. His interests are identified rti | theirs. He is Il cuInator "i lhe soil nl Ainhain lie works his force hereand here he pays his taxes | iiis opponent is an Alabama Lawyer ls uue but lr Is N ssissipp' panter. His interest is m the soil of another Slate-ihcre he pays his taxes. The pecuniary "dthcallles ami dangers that surround us' | mol relieved by auy income of Ghnctllo Mar. | tin. The fax upon the soil he cu,,ates, and upon

 the force wtth winch he works il is paid into the treasury pi ihe repudaiIng State ot bississipp.- l F rom he hank of the State of Alabama lie cfn ex

 specie far his legal services that he may pay his l hIssIsslppi taxes. This difference between Col

 Ferry and Chancellor Martin goes not 10 effect ihe qualification oi eilhcr though may sibiy | lhmk II more becoming and rather fitting the the people 10 elect whose interests are all al home.

 The Selma Free Press describes the whie policy in supporting MARTIN for Governor, in the follow | ing pregnant sentence:

 If Martin succeed in exciting among his DO lit-

 cal brethren, iIeds and lights whch will be perpet ual and terminate tn breaking down his party, he deserves 10 be nailed as beneiaclor to the State. and to have monument erected to his memory a, the public expense.

 correspondent of the Florence Gazette says: "The scheme of running Joshua l.. Martin, or other independent candidate was discussed, and agiIated, long before the meeting of the much de- rlded. and denounced iUu.-beore the "streei walkers" had assembled, the letters been received Vandike's vote cast for Baldwin. But they would

 have been disappointed in their cherished ploJect, if all democrats ranks had been as fiji m and un. fnching Dr. Jack Shackleford, who in answ er to their letter, indignantly rtbuked any attempt di- vide through hlm, the party which he proessed to love. He had been volunteer in the cause of free dom in foreign land, had himself taken pris- oner and his sons shot down by his side, and cant be presumed 10 countensnce usurpaton of any kind, and ,et he saw nothing in the history, the pro- ceedngs o the late Tuscaloosa convention to alarm him Tor our liberties, good Government" THE DESIGN or THE WHIGs We copy the following extract from article in ihe Talanega Watchtower of the 9b inst. As predicted by the

 Watchlower, the wings have brought out iher for governor, and il becomes the democratic party 10 take efficient and prominent measules insure the success of their nominee.-[S State Journal d nd Flag.

 ''lf the ~higs find that they can by any means, produce classification 10 any extent in ranks. we

 ask in all caidor what will they do? This is an important question. and yet simple one,-so simple iDdeed that we venture the opinion every democrat m the county, if he refec, moment Can answer 1t. What then will they do? We answer, as ever, cam dId man wi that lew days before the election ihsy WH br7ag out Mfr aan-sfdTt runners to suery par ofthe County-moue Heauen and Earih 10 rally as ono man in ths dsr last opportunity of success. Is any person asonished al this mise? If we would ask, have not the same, very near he same,

 things been done m this couniy by the same party, withln the last twelve nontIsl We would ask those who doubt the juslness of our opinion, what

 they have tial the things will not be again en- acted! Does not every one know that the W higs would be tr--yea, very iar-'r0m voting for any democrat, unless, by dOIng, they could inn ici sort of injury upon the great mass of the Re. publican partyl Why would they rather have one democrat in office than another? Nh, do they even ish choice between democrats unless by the exercise of that choice they defeat majority oi ihe democrats, or at least moriiy them in some way!"