The Texas Meeting Tonight.
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The great mass meeting of the democracy of this
city, in favor of Texas annexation, takes place at
Tammany Hall this evening. A tremendous de-
monsration is expected. The Hon. Messrs Walker,
H. A. Foster, and Mr.. Robert Tyler, have arrived,
and are expected to addressthe assemblage. This
Is the third meeting of the democracy in this fresh
movement in favor of Texas, the Empire Club
having led the van, and been recently succeeded
by great demonstration at Buffalo.


The discussion of the subject closes in the House
OF Representatives tomorrow. Thus far the de-
bate has been conducted with good deal of de-
cency. with few exceptions, such as the row be-
tween Cliagman and Yancey. The members from
South Carolina have particularly distinguished
themselves in this discussion, exhibiting great su-
perority in talent, sound sense, and statesmanlike
views. The efforts of Messrs. Holmes and Rhttt
are especially deserving of commendable notice.
Dignihed, calm, argumentative, and statesmanlke,
the speeches of these talented gentlemen present
the greatest possible contrast to the empty, bluser
ing, and Incorporate TRADES of Giddings, the abo
litionist, whose only object appears to have been
malevolent abuse of the southern planters, because
their fathers have left them as legacy an insti-
tuition of which they cannot get rid, except by the
process of civilization and time.


The meeting tonight will be exceedingly inter.
estlng, and we shall, as usual take care to report
it fully and accurately.