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Since tho publication of the letters of M.ssrs.
Clay and Van Buren,, the friends to Annexa,;o,
throughout the whole South, without respect TO
wh lg or democratic party, are moving unon that
important subject; Clay and Van Buren stocks
have fallen so low that none are now bro,oh, !,
to Market. Calhoun and Tyler stock have risa,
IN proportion. Meetings have been and .ro =.
ing held oy the people, in all parts of the South .,
which ls expressed one general burst of ipdgn,.
non that the leading champions of whig and de.
"ocracy manifest such cheerful disposition to
sucri'ce Inc interests Of the country and particu.
'ar'y the South, to British policy and No,berD
Abolitionist influence.


out IN the midst of this enthusiastic axnress;o,
OF the people-this honest flow Of s.ntr,r, ,bo,a


'''.ofS ana politicians who are so biased and
wrapped up In tho sentiments of Mr.. CLAW, TINT
'hey VIII abandon thoir country and its deare
INTERESTS and most important questions rather than
abandon their leader, who never was known to
ABANDON his own selfshness, and arrogonce for
MS N country. The New Orleans Tropic, paper
'ni' was once favorable to the annexation of Texas
ana southern institutions has taken bold stand
iof Clay versus Texas, and Southern intsrss,s
ana institutions. We all know, and any apo..
70 the na anh6xaa!6n aa! Of Texas, Is trotsh ab6r
by an abolitonist influence direct Indirect; and
the paper that is found arrayed on the same side
of question with abolitionists, is only fit to con.
sort with those blind fanatics-politica incendia-
res and should not ask for the support and patron
age of genuinef Southerner