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iuring tie revenues Of the country, &c. Ia do.
ptcca,ed tho eiIor, to make the Texas question
party one opposed Annexation on the terms of
the present miserable Treaty, aad unless il
could be done without violation Of national
Caiih and honor, and without involving us N
var with Mexico, SNc.-his remarks embracing
many topics. mention OF which s not made.


Messrs. HoUsroN. McCLERNAYD. and S&rN.
peEs spoke in opposition to Mr.. Clay and the
Wig party, and aboundcd in much ordinary
political petiiogelng


Mr.. EYros OF Ten. made scorching SPEECH
in exposition OF the scaaty claims Of M Polk IN
the Presidency and in examination Of his po!l,i.
cal course. He mentioned the fact, which ere.
a,ed a stir among the Locos, that he had the opi.
MON Of one Of that party Of the New.Yo Van
Bnreniies in the House that Mr. Polk could &c,
but ene State, viz 5. Ca. and tina, depended
upon the wlll OF prominent man IN tha, State


The discussion Was continued until very late
hour in the evening by Nicssrs. FooT OF VI BID.
LACK and others. AaGCs.