.- . H. l.. TURNEY.
II October 25, ls45"
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we learn from a whig paper that Mr.. Tur-
ncy is charged with detection from the democra-
tie ranks and with m intention 10 enter those of
the opposition. We have not the slightest doubt
and we make haste TO say this, even in advance
OF MIR. Turncy's promised vindication-that Mr..
Turney is sound democrat, and will so approve
himself Our accounts from Nashville leave US
no doubt or apprehension upon the matter"


1t is due TO Mr.. Nicholson, the nominee of the
democrats, to state, and we make the statement
with great pleasure, that his course thoughout
the whole contest which has resulted in the el,c-
ton of Mr.. Turney by the whigs and fraction
of the democrats, was characterized by the most
liberal and magnanimous spi,it The Republicans
of the noble State Of Tennessee will not forget
him.