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 0G- The Albany Evening Journal is the well known central organ of the whig party of the State of New York; and was the official State paper when that party had possession of the State admnistra- tion. We copy the following paragraph as speci- of the lerocious spirit of enmity 10 Texas, and to the policy of Texas annexation, which s perse- vered in in that quarter.

 We do not print these atrocious sentiments with any feeling of apprehension that British ~sr will ever work the mischief with which this incendiary threatens as ''just retrbuton" h is the crea- ton of spirit of delrious hatred to the south, and the event oi such conflict as he proposes, would shew him that he miscalcuates the power of the enemy-tat he knows nothing of the feelings of the inferior race for whom he pretends to speak of the resources of the superior nor indeed, of the moral feeling of the mass of his countrymen of all paIties when he presents to their approval horrd pictures which he exhibits of bloody insurrection supported by foreign arms.

 The sentiment which prompts it. ought to be held up to universal reproduction. We omit for obvious reasons the principal passage on which it is said that England will proclaim war of abolition and arm the insurgents, ,-he concludes thus:

 'Lct the south, then, for the sake of slavery, plunge us into war about Texas; or let President fok by hts silly flourish about Oregon, bring us n to collision with England, AT THEIR PERIL! It VIII cost the north much blood and treasure But the retribntion-the just retribution-of the south WI be appalling. Let them wantonly provoke war, lney whl' ln Iuli view ofits responsibilities"