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people Of Texas that England win do more for
them, in this their hour of need than the United
States; that with free trade with England, and a


large accession of English emigrants, the pros


perity OF the southern United States agricuurists
can be transferred to them; that they will become
The c0tton growers for England's manufactures
the workshops of the world But, these gentle


men all dread this accession of British population,


because by the introduction of eleven thousand


men, (who; m six months will be entitled to vote


Britain will have accomplished her first move in
this attempt on the integrity of our Union. They,
being opposed to our domestic institutions, will
abolish slavery through the ballot-box and, not
withstanding the opposition of the present Ameri,
can residents, will command majority against
annexation, and in favor of the plans of their
ther country


From the best information can get, am satis-
fed that there are not more than ten thousand
slaves in Texas; and as English emigrants are
beginning to swarm into that Republic, many
planters, dreading the result are quietly passing
over the Sabine and Red River into Louisiana
and Arkansas with their negroes, where nine
tenths of them will be lodged, ere slavery is abo-
ished by the supremacy of English votes


These facts are indeed alarming TO every south
ern man, and should awaken the whole South to
the Importance of speaking out, in voice of thun
der, on the question: Delays are proverbially
dangerous There never was an instance where
a nation had so much to lose by temporising, even
for few short months, as the United States will
inevitably lose in every point of view, if the pres
ent opportunity of acquiring Texas is lost That
it is question of life and death to the South, will
be most unhappily proved, in case Britain Ito car
ry out her plans on Oregon,) should make it a
depot for twenty thousand of her sixty thousand
negro soldiers, now in Canada and the West
Indies. Yours, sincerely, &c. -.