Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-24

The movement of inc mmss oi Iuscaioosu, m no- mnaimg candidate of tn ir own party for Cover. nor, meets with the prompt rebuhe of the whig or gan in this city. He renuunces it at once for the aVowed reason, hat for he whigs 10 vote fer d whie would easure e election ef the noints of ks locoto contention '' He warns the wings tina, such con duct s''in the highest degree impolilo," or not c"lcuialed to advance the Ipterest of the State, o 'n "u2ik any good 10 fte uhg cause in Afa6ama.'- The wings -re accordingly exhorted "n6l 10 De caugM n such q snare" as voting for wing candi date; ua 10 voe for Chancellor Martin iur the good nf "lhe whig cause m Alal,ama" The prelended impattia'y heretot're preserved by this whis ora cie N lhionu of, anu he into the field as h. pa I,zan oi Judge Ma,tin, soliciting the whigs tu keep lose h"y, and for the good of the whg cause 10 nhite win the dissaIrsled minority in defeating iar he mas be moved this by the prevalent opin. lon ltat Judge Martin, on former occasions, has shewn signs of iavorng d National Bank; bw Il 's open! and emphacaliy told us, thai whg, hne a strong party interest in uniting upon Martin for the deitat of Terry. We knew all! Ibe while that such was their understanding ana such would be their action; and that hartin was mo- mfnaed nh he full expectation, if not u previous agree nent, that he should receive the sup port Of ih, wings. We set down the confession by so leading a whig organ, for the calm consideration Of doubl Ing democrats who may have been led towards the disorganziug nuseuieni which has brought them m to this extraordinary contact with whigs, in promo | ting ''lhe whie cause in Ahbama.''
 In making this ras of h's party in South AlAba ma for Martin and whiggery, the Advertiser rcbukes his 1uscaoosa compatrot of lhe Monitor, as having started Terry mo, ement in disguise, and inlmates that this paper knows something of Il. The mpu- tation as to us is totally without particle of truth for we never knew of the movement Or had thought that it would be made, till we saw in the newspa- per that il had been made It would not be worth waile 10 contradict petty piece of parl'za in- vantlun, except tn shew how heartily this whg edi tor has suddenly entered into ihe campaign for his 'democratic' Candidate to promote the swIg cause" Where were the editors wits, when he charged this noninaon of a whig at Tusca oosa. To be de- vice of the Terry men 10 draw votes from Martin, dscause the Tuscaloosa wings "pleler Terry to Mar tin" Because they prefer Terry to Martin he
 
 to vote for against Terry! Oi such material he makes plot to c eat the wings into voting for whig, to the great damage of their own cause which he identifies with the success of Martin.
 Forewarned-we say (oresrmed! The mask o whiggery being thrown of, it's designs and wish es asowed, the democrat who votes with them does il with his eyes open to the consequences and what they may be, will be held responsible 10 his po- litcal friends.
 The Advertiser gives color to its preference for Martin, besides it's political interest m his success by referring to the personal objections to Terry, which he juslifes and expressly sanctioni"g the i'm. putation Of want Of capacity for ihe office. which is of the chief eectioneerng topics the yoca- bulary of the boing democrats. He vouches on personal knowledge that Maj. Terry is "not compe- ten, to perform the duties of the ofice'' is his vo- cation to deprecate democrats, and doubtles he would say the same of our present worthy Governor, if candidate for election or any other democrat who has not had the benefit of a facttious reLu,a- iion made by practice in learned profession- Col. Terry is a ef-rained-w without the benefits of early education, and therefore not six ul with the pen, although he is fluent and for cbIe, though sometimes an incorrect speaker. Presiding over the State Senate for many years, he has per- formed all its duties well and satisfactorily, and il was never thought of as objection 10 him for any public station, that he wanbd all the training of Iawyer until i, became convenient for a combination of politicians to join with the whigs in defeating his election as governor. We know him too, and ven ure to place estimate of him against tha, of ,he editor across the way. We believe him to be in all, except the readIcr habits of expression, which the practice o the law gives even io ihe duesl man, in native force of mind. sagacy and frmness, o be at at least The equal of his competitor. Our acquain- tance with Judge Martin, even by populations isvery sight, dering that he has been so much in pub lie station, and had man, opportunities to make himself known, if ihere were about him any of the material cut of which gr at men are made; bn those who know them both well, have often assured us that rerry is atos,,he the a5ler man and fuer for the office of Governor.
 In this opinion We shall support him with all our strength, and that opinion will not be weakened CT that support relaxed, because his qualifications are denied by our contemporary ill the same breath which declares his defeat 10 be necessary "tu pro- mole lIe wHIG GAUSS IN ALABAMA"
 Those democrats who desIre this result, may pu, themselves under the lead of the wings and their gan. For the integrity of the democratic party, we shall oppose Judge Marlin as mote dangerous than an open whig.
 We have receVed from Bouemet's Literary De- pot the 4tl and 5ih volumes of the popular edition of Commander Wilkes "Narrative of the Exploring Expedinor," winch volumes complete this noble work. IL ls an urnament 10 any library. and shOuld