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 The iollowitg passage, describing the resolutions of MT. BROWN, for The annexation of TRxAs, which passed he house of Representatives, appeared in the Advertiser of yesterday:

 "Browne's resolutions, oi all other plans, were, in our estimation, he most objectionable, the most reNoltng to common and decency, the grOssest outrage upon the constitution, ever bstefs coniemph- ted''

 The bad grammer speaks for itself But there is domestic interest which every body may not see at first. JAMES DELFT, the whig member of Con gress from ths district, voted for these revong in- decent, outrageous and unconstitutional resolutions. say he voted for them, and his vote IS .sa'agely abused, and the reby hangs tale Perhaps he may he willing 10 run again Perhaps particular man in Mobile very near The Advertiser office may wish to run himself aad hence the indirect assaults upon Mir. Delle, for fear he might be induced 10 recon slider his position and offer himself again! Hence, prob,bly, the unceremonious way in which the Ad- vertiser throws DELFT overheard without mercy respect c.