cFN FELIX HUSTON.
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This distinguished gentleman ls AZ PreSen'
under the ban of whiggery. Though ior years
mast warm hearted. sincere admirer and sup


porter of Henry Clay, he is now compelled TO
onit the man and turn his attention to his coun-
try. He has for years done battle in the


cause of Mr.. Clay. and yielded him as hrm


and ardent support as any man in the whole


country, but as Gen, Huston concelves that


Mr.. Clav is now opposed to the dearest inter


ests of the South and the Southern PeoPle' ne
like true hearted patriot throws him OF


and opposes him. Is this monstrous CRIME! Is


it for this that the whig press is hunting the


Gen. down as though he was traitor 10 MS


country. If ever the sun shone upon brave


man. that man is Felix Huston. At a time


when Texas was oroaning under the weight


and desolation of powerful enemy, whose


bloody cry was sino quarters" Gen. huston


deserted his home, his country, his comforts,


his family altar and flew 10 the assistance oi


the s'lone star.'' He spent IN the cause OF


Texas his best days, and large fortune, and
becausa he differs with certain political dema-


ooGues he is denounced as a coward &c. II
ever base lngratltude presented 10 the "oiid d
bold unbIushing front, it is 70 be seen in the
conduct ofthe whig press toward Gen. Huston.
Nothing but the bold manner in which Mr..
Clay has come olt against that great national
measure which alone can secure safety TO the
South, the annexation of Texas could have sew
cred Gen. Huston from the party to which he
had been so long attached. We are sorry to
see the course of the wings toward those who
choose to act independently in relation to poll
tics, and we certainly feel degree of shame
for the conduct of our countrymen toward a
nan who has so nohly emmu.ated the example
of La Fayette, Kosciusko, De KaIb, PuIasIl
md other patriots Of other times. We pub
ish in another column part of an article in
relation TO Gen. Huston, from the New Orleans
