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Thc Tuscaloosa nomination. of Mir. DAVIS of Limestone, by the Monitor, has been peremptorily refused; but the manner in which it was received l y the whigs haR stirred up little feeling among those whgs who believed that their brethren meant honestly when they prolessed to take no party in- leres for either of the candidates. It has excited some little surprise that the suggestion of the name ofa wHIa for Governor, should have brought out from many quarters the avowal that it is the whig game to vote for the opposition candidate, and tr umph over the party by breaking down its union, harmony and organization with the aid of a clique of the disafected of its own members.

 Mr. Sade, the publisher oi the Monitor. has un- der his own signature avowed the responsibility of the published nomination, and exonefated every per- son from the ilberal charge that it was intended as

 trick for the benefit of either of the present candidates. This very frank avowa must make our contemporary over the way feel little cheap after having so promptly pronounced it political ma neuvre, and gratu,tously nsnuated that this paper had previous knowledge of il. His new born zeal for the candidate of the coalition led him itte too far and too fast for the good cf "the whig cause in Alabama D