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are not Clngmans or Yam ceys There are some
such men in Congress as Mr. Holmes, OF South Ca
rolina, who has taken ju st and comprehensive
view of the Texas question il, all its bearings His
speech is by far the most stafesmanllke that we
have yet SEEN It gives us an earnest of the en-
larged and elevated policy which we may hereafter
expect from the South Carolina dynasty--a policy
which, it Is daily becoming more apparent, the
popular masses are determined to insist upon with
reference TO the great question Of the day-Texas
annexation The mseting Of last night is. as we
mentioned yesterday, to be followed up this city
by another great mass meeting of the democracy,
on the Oath instant, at Tammanv Hall The move
ment will spread rapidly over th country, and in
a few weeks the agitation will ha We reached cri
sis which may lead to singuss results, both in and
out Of Congress