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No 90 perry.street. THIS EVENING. Who among
them will stay away7


,y,,. Texas Question as 1t Is-A Word 10


Connecticut.


The Texas conspIrators stand aghast at Inc un-
ernected tidings from the South. In vain they
strive 10 put smiling face on the matter and say
.Courage. boys, all piN go right YETI Their very
assurances prove that all hasnot gone right for ihen
and that they are badly hit in the mouth when they
leaa expected it. The Bentonians are noe* twit
,;nr the Calhosnies with the failure OF tn House
project. and exulnng in the present certainty ina
the House proec, must be thrown overheard and
resort had TO the reluctantly added alternative ap
pended in the Senate. Even the Richmond E"-
g.iyer admits this, and npiores Polk to send WITH
out delay Plenipoeniiary 10 Texas 10 negotiate
Treatv OF Annexation The Morning News sec
onds the motion, urges that three Commissioners
be appointed by Polk to conduct The negotiation,
and iha. one of them should be Ts1as Wheg
I'VE demur, but il Polk adopts the suggestion, J.
is clear that our amiable friend Mahogany Stock
is the very man to send He would represent not
merely the Texas pphigs if there be any sucll
bybrds, but the Texas Natires also, and we insist
that tflPy OUIDl 10 DdNt al e'ihH''J


All that has been hitherto done for Annexation
goes for nothing. President Polk has TO begin the
business at the beginning, by sending hIniserto
Texas to beg her TO be annexed 10 us and setie tn
terms of a Treaty, and that Treaty, when perfected
must be ratified by thirds of the new Senate
before il has any validity. Now the Senate at
present consists of 40 Members, of whom n are
Wings, and only one of them johnson oil La
Tszas Wing Menick and Henderson are Sena-
tors longer If, therefore, the Loco-Focos should
come into the next Congress Gas they cannop with
all three of the Senators yet TO be chosen from Nr-
ginia, Indiana and Tennessee and the four expect
ed from Iowa and Florida, they would still need
sir Whigs to aid them in ratiiying Treaty OF An
nexaiion Where can they get the half OF that
numberl


The Courier, which in the ierceness Of lis hos
tili,y TO the dead scheme of Annexation now rivals
the yalor displayed by FastafI on the dead body Of
Harry Percy, steps forward TO pledge all the Hing
Senator's to rotc for Annexation by Treaty '-and
this without qualification or reservation as TO the
terms Of the Treaty 1t may bind US to assume
the Texas Debt, to drive the Mexcans from Santa
Fe and extend the boundaries Of Texas to the Rio
del Norte, and 10 maintain eternal Slavery over
every foot of what is claimed Texas, and yet.
according TO the logic OF the Courier, the wing
Senators are pledged 10 ratlfy il! And what is The
ground of this monstrous assumption Simply the
fact that the Wings, in order TO defeat the JONI
Resolutions, voted for Mr., Berren's substitute, EN-.
powering the President to open negotiation on the
subject! The fact that three fourlhs Of the Wing
Senators expressly and deliberately avowcd them
selves hostile TO Annexation on any terms, under
existing circumstances Is passed over as OF no ac-
count and the Whig Senators are held up a
pledged TO ratify whatever Treaty may be nego-
tiated by their preference expressedtor negotiation
over annexing by Joint Resolution Just ask the
New-Jersey Senators, or Mr.. Huntington OF Conn
or Mr.. Evans OF Maine, or the Massachusetts Sen
ators, If they so understand II


Now, WHlGs OF CONNECTICUT the Country
looks to you. The Texas aud Tariff questions are
both TO come before the next Congress for its decl
sive action. Annexation will be carried and The
Protective Policy broken down III that Congress,
If ever. You are about 10 choose four Members oi
the House you are aboutto tell your two Senators
which of them truly represented You last winter
Mr.. HUNTINGTON in opposing or Mr. MILES IN sup
porting Annexation. Yours (saving that OF Rhode
Island, which has mainly oca! bearlns) ls the
next election 10 take place, and your voice will be
listened for by your children in Indiana, in IL
linos, in Iowa, who are TO elect Congressman after
YOU JVM you speak so 10 be heard, aud SO thai
the fieads of Protection and tie ddrerS1ieS Of In
nerdtion ,rW reioiee trhcn they hear Shall your
flial sons throughout the Free West be enabled 10
ask exultingly of their differing or doubling breth
rem, HAVE You HEARD TIE NEWS FROM OLp
CoNNsCricurl" Shall We, the betrayed, distract.
ed, sorely tired Wings Of the Commercial Empo-
rum, who vote the day after You, be enabled 10
opec the contest at the polls with Three Cheers
for the Land of Steady Habts?' Will you choose
a Legislature TO tell Mr. Niles that you do not want
Connec,icu, pledged years in advance, 10 the cree
non of five more Slave States out of territory where
Slavery has been legally abolished and only reSS
tablished by violence and crmcl Do You want 10
add ten votes to the nnti-Tarih. eternal -Slavery
strength in the Senate of the Union Freemen OF
Connecticut! mighty are The consequences, mo
men,ous the Interests, which res, upon rhe issue OF
your election! Navy prove equal TO voar ieaucl
responsibility!


NORM CARol.iNA.-ot the four Wing Members
OF the list Congress from North Carolina, two
(Gen. EDMUND DRBrRRy and KENNsru RAyNERl
perempurily decline a reelection. Gen Deberry
(vth Disirc) mas been many Years in Congress,
where he enjoyed high consideration. The Wig
majority In his District Dying Hat on the South
Carolina borderl is plump coo, Mt Rayncr 0Nth
ns,ricD has been most valuable Member for he
last six year, and his constituents aud hiSparty feel
that they eanno, well spare him. Farther efforts
will be made induce him TO reconsider his deter
mutation. In the I'D (Mecklenbursl District, Gen
d. Ia. BAsNiNeER appears 10 have no Wing opPo-
nent, and willpre,,y certainly be returned. In The
Ist (Buncombe) Hon, T. L Cu,NeMAN has two Of
three Wing compentorsa, present, The Wing ma,
josty in that District is S+0o SO that there is lte
danger of Loco-Foco slipping in, bu, ii Is hoped
that the Wings will settle their differences in
Convention.


Now of the Loco Foco Districts:


In the Hid (Rockiughaml District, Hoa, Darid
s. Rrid has as yet no opponent The District is
very close, and it is thought the right Wing, ii