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almost converted into vices. Butat ev cry assault, Terry has been prepared for lhe contest. As often as islander or envy has spread net around him, has his own manly integrity swep; il away, and now that the storm is over, he stands before the entire people, an honest man, an ardedt patriot, disinterested politis lion, and an unwavering democrat.- Long will his dsinteresleGness be re- membesed by the true friends of democ- racy, and he time may soon come, when he may be properly remarked.

 May we not hope that he will be pla> ced side by side with Mr. Lewis, in the Senate of the United States? North Alabama expects one Senator, and what man would do more honor to he State than Mir. Terry7 A sound judgment cool and discrimiing mind, honest and true, and in relation to his polite al principles, he is as orthodox as the sage of Montecello himself.

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