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'CooS- -HuHTlSo. Before we can heartily re-
spond to the urgent appeals made to US to lend
our influence to the getting up, equipping and
provisioning of expeditions from this Country for
Coon-Hma:ing in Texas, we must be assured that
the complete success of the Hunters will not lead
over the vast and fertile territories of Mexico.
The garden of the New World mus, not again be
subjected to this horrible and guilty scourge.
Whatever dire nece. sity may exist for the per-
petuation of Slavery own soil, there can be
none for extending it again to that Of Mexico.
Are correspondents prepared to satisfy us on
this head