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MR. ARcEER's ANTE-TExAs RkPoRr.-Oh ! Mr. Archer, don't you think you ought to be spanked and sem back to school instead of representing the State of Virginia in the U $. Senate. For in. stance, read few such sentences the following: Il Natchez Free,rader.

 "A political State sloughing of it's prmordial condition." "Ins,itutions have no exemption from this law of dispensa'ion of nfexible ygor in all the possible notifications of contingency" "The accents unhallowed have been heard, in more than one quarter, denouncng danger to the Union, in the of the refusal to Texas, in some part o

 the persistence of the policy ofdoing so, in another ''The laws neither of Nature nor of Reason, nor the ties not less exacing of affinity, demanded o; the West adherence to the Union, in the absence of the control oi the debouchment of the Mississippi. To this region this debouchment the artery of life From the obstruction of its circulation, the gi- gantic limb must perish, destined to be fore seen, and as it has become the strength of the Un. ion and it's pride. An obstruction had then recent ly occurred, the of its permanent, to the af Aux of this vital circulation"