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we wil acknowledge NC were mistaken. Good night to politics.

 But here IS Texas What shall we say of herl Why, that she Is engaged in a lio- blo struggle. We owe a considerable debt to sundry patriots now dead, and 10 some yet living-all of them men who came from other lands to fight for our liberty. To Lafayette, De Kalb, Charles Lee, iKoscias- ko, Pulaski, Steuben, Paul Jones, Lord Stirling, and twenty others, We, the people of the United States, owe large debt for services rendered, with goodly amount of interest upon it. The first instalment is demanded-to be paid by services rendered to the cause of freedom and free principles in Texas. Skall we refuse to pay the debt assigned over as it Is, foo, to our brethren in an enemY's country? The voice of our fathers would cry shame on us--and poste- Rity would hiss at us, if We stood aloof. Aet US hope that Texas may become free be joined to the United states-and be- coming another Southern State, offset the future State of Ouisconsin. The whole South, at least, will say amen, to that wish.

 We are tired. We shall betake ourself to cigar, and leave you to our exchanges. Read and be edi6ed. We trust the fare may suit you at the EDlToR's TABLE.