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The Mobile whigs have great poW-iroc on the 10th inst upon occasion which always calls out the patriotic and disinterested of that party. The Advertiser calls the meeting with of its most ef- fcient aourishes. "In union there is strength" and "ofhce," we take the liberty to add, and also sug- gest more appropriate reading to that famous sen- timent of Mir. Wise, of Virginia. The union of the whigs for the sake of the Union In as much as this meeting has a very remote connection with the affairs of the "Union," and is (simpler munditis) nothing less than gathering to ascertain and consult upon the most eectual of securing two three fa officer in the gift of the free people of this county, to certain fayoritesin much as the prime object of all this precision of resolution, forma- lity of procedure and tyranny of"King Caucus," Ca word hated by the editorial correspondent of the Advertiser from Tuscaoosa,) is to choke of certain oficious aspirants (who don't belong to the clque) and cozen and whip those refractory of whig- ism into A due state of patient subordination-for these and for other equally sufficient reasons, we should prefer the following reading: "The union of the whigs fo, the sake of the There is both sense and truth in this readng-nonc of either in the other.

 The meeting is important, however, to the office seekers for as the whgs in August will have things all their own way, a whig nomination is tantamount to an election !, 'he people. So, go itye crpples,