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The Gazette thinks that Whaeisms Is de- elinng in Tennessee, because a call for . Van Buren meeting was lately published there, with long string of names attached to it. It seems, however, that the signers seoa't sfand t. One asserts that when he put his name to it, he thought 1t was a peti- tion to be presented to the Mayor and Alder men, for the sale of the negroes belonging to the Corporation, and the employment of white laborers. Another says that Mir. A.. and Mr. E. bought their drink of him, and said he would do them favor by signing the eall--that he cared nothing about White or Van Buren, and merely complied to oblige his customers.