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Our Claiborne correspondent to-day gives dfTe~ rent version from that of he whg letter writers of the debates Ill lie country between Messrs. DAR- GAN and nUSS, the congressional candidates for this district. Mir. Dunn is man ofvery good abi- ties, and very respectable speaker, but il is a yer, broad attempt at imposition, which Mr. Dunn is loo sensible 10 have given any encouragement, to represent him oYerpoweriug Judge Dargan by the splendor of his eloquence the vast superiority ol his mind or logIc. To produce any effect these sto ries ought to have the air ofa decent probability al least It is only Captain Bobadil, and he in play, who is allowed with twenty men to free of an army o forty thousand, two hundred day for two hum dred days-by computation. IL is all easy thing to talk about, and the brag is made, but the great thing after all IS to do it. We direspect to Mir Dunn when we say in reply 10 the boasts of his lndiscreet followers that his victories in debate will

 burn out like those of the valiant Bobadil, all on pa

 er, ''on computation"

 In a letter we have received lrom-sp ps4saA where there was debate between the candidates, our respondent writes in the highest spirits oI the effort He considered Judge Dargan's speech as very fine and successful effort, and of lis consequences states that MT. Dunn was forced expressly to aban- don the tarli act u lsI2, and ";o pledge himself, il elected to congress, in the event oi the question coming before that ly 10 rote for the modification ''o it. so as bring down the duties 10 The rtnenus |" Wants 9f the gopernmcHt

 What even the tariff of lSi2, the peculiar great whig measure of 'reyenue" and "proleclion;" ru happily combined that h is exactly the best protec- tive tariff for the tariff proteconists, aud the best possible revenue bill for the revenue proleelionlsls!

 Is this, lhe chosen whg measure in which Mir. Clay sees possible defect for the perpetu,iion of which he pledged himself in the last canvas; is this 10 be renonnced and abandoned too, like the opposition lie opinion? Verify, the whig candidate IS making many submss IOns 10 the power and popularity o democratic doctrines that aiier while he may ar rive suddenly the conclusion that il would be bes for le people to be rep esenledb by real and origin al friend of the measures which they approve, rahel than who admitting the power of their will, pro- misses do il, if they will but trust him, ,ely much against his own conscience and of his du- ty and the public inieress. Upon what sort of ground Is whggery gong rest if, recognizing Ihe duty o submitting the expressed public opinion, il comes forward and asks to be entrusted with the power O legislation, in order carry out democratic mea- sures ?