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g. The majority in the present Less' ture of Tennessee may be regarded as embodiment of Whig principles,-the 0l' exemplar of Whig practices. With woN' tolerance on its lips, It yet wields a 0ss of ''proscription for opinions sake" now extending its operations far into 'h' ture. Enempi gratia

 TENNESSEE AFFAIRS.

 The Mobile Register, in noticing the ceedings of ourLegislature, in relatlonp " election of third Senator, makes 'ns lowing pertinent remarks: :.

 ''The Whig Legislature of Tennes'e in difficulty of electing their Senator ,, Congress. The conflicting claims oi r chieftains, and the demands of different tions of the State for their share of the Pal honors, perplex these patriots so maela z it is said, seriously, that harmony s a brought about by electing three Sena,0s s. { two in course, and successor 10 o'' them. We'll done for Whiggery." ,.

 The same paper, after giving the o@a so, the vote in our late election for Govei',.,, .,.s compared with the result of the preslu,s s, election of l840, and other previous som, ', says: "WelI done for Tennessee ]! on, na s struggle, and the home of Jackson anu ', ~ dy will be redeemed' This propnsss;I our Southern friend will be fully s'0 ,a next November, when our Democrae, .,;, K to act upon the claims of that Pr0'p youth, the "Mill-boy of the slashes' ,-,;;.s

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