Tue nert Gooernor-The Huntsville Democrat of
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The aert Gouern0r.-The Huntsville Democrat of the 14th inst. speaking on this subject, says:-

 "We have seldom known such a sudden change as has taken place in Huntsville and its vicinity, within the last month"; with regard to the election of Governor. Three months ago there something like division between Judge Gayle and Capt Da- vis-But now eDery body country and town, seem to go in for Gayle-Men-yes'. and influential men too-have acknowledged their error ceased to do evil, learned to do good, and are supporting Gayle with all their might"

 Had we not proof to the contrary we might be disposed to place confidence in the assertion of the Democrat, and consequently begin to despair of the success of MT Davis. But satisfied as that he will get large majority in the North, and quite respectable vote in the South we still look forward with confidence to his election We know MT Da- vis' friends do not make much noise and parade as their opponents nor do they boast of such an overwhelming majority; yet they look with single eye to the elevation of the man of their choice without wishing or trying to detract from or suly the character of his worthy competitor. We fully understand the object of the Democrat in boosting of the growing popularity of Judge Gayle in the North It will not be denied we presume, that it is merely for effect abroad; and it is really amusing to witness the tact and perfect understanding of few of the newspapers devoted to the ofthe Judge The Planters Gazette makes statement that he will carry every thing before him in the South; the Selma Courier responds to it, and adds its feeble es- timony the Tuscaloosa Inquirer reterates it as stubborn fact; the Democrat takes up, magnifes it. and sends it back Thus they think to make an i'm presson among the people thatJudge G.will without the possibility of doubt, be our next Governor.- We must have positive proof of change adverse to MT Davis, before we can put any confidence in the statement of the Democrat