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The Inquirer of this place, has run up the Calhoun flag, with the evident intention of pledging the State of Alabama for that gentleman, should he offer for President, but denies him all those honors in Nul lfcation and Anti-Masonry which have been the boast of his followers to the south for year or two past. This is rather nasty assertion for the Hero of Marengo, who for once has mistaken the signals of his party which has awarded the merits of both projects to their avorite in loud and long harangues

 In due time a renunciation of this opinion may be looked for, which the spies for the Inquirer have fail. ed to report correctly in their midnight rambles- With what grief and modification will the Presi- dent, the Editors of the Georgia Journal, and the whole country, learn the fact, that the Inquirer has decided for the Telegraph in the coming struggle, and Jeff them to their fate. If the President knew the Hero of Marengo, and had heard of his achieve ments last fall, with double barrel pistol, he would certainy promote him and his elbow friend, who is known to be profound scholar and an excellent writer," into the body guards of Col. Stump, who figured so largely at E-not-e-chop-co. .