J. HACKER,
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J. II 1AChEh.

 Our reasons for desiring Mr. Curry's election were, that he is an extraordinary talented young man, and in every way competent 10 discharge the duties of a and just the kind of a man we would have been pleased to see Tn the next Legislature. As 10 Mir. Cur. ry's opinions in relation to the war, and the administration, we knew not whal they were, but had learned that he was !" a thorough Democrat" in every sense of the word. We hope that our friends opinionssof Mir. Curry's opposition 10 the war and the administration, may be imaginary, for we can assure him that we have not the least foncy fof any man aoho is opposed to ths Merican prouoked aoar ia which our Government is now engaged. And we hope that Mir. Cur rvs opinions may be of the mostfavor' able kind towards the administration. IL was Mir. Curry's promising talent that gave US preference for him. We have an abiding confidence in the Republican volers of Talladega, and We are conf dent that they will elect no man who abuses James K. Polka man who is second 10 none.