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GEN. CASS, AND ANNEX XATlON.,


In another column Of our paper 10
day, will be found the anxiously Y expect
ed letterof Gen. .Cass, upon the annex~
ton OF Texas. II will be seen that he
believes in the policy and expeciency Of
The measure, and also believes that a
u9iortyyof the people OF these United
States, are Of the same way of thinking.
lie did not think ii necessary to enter
into tie subjsct at large, 10 detail the
many arguments in favor Of that great


measure. bur has gwen ushis views Ia a
distinct and condensed form. The
whig party affect 10 think, that this
question can have no influence upon
their strength, but with such man as
Gen. Cass. as the annexation candidate,
their bright hopesofcoming success would
be soon oyershaddowed. Withallltheir
confident bnaslings, and affected indif,
Terence. 10 ihe Texian question. there Is
an evident Nervousness. abotit them,
when Cassssnans Is spoken Of. as ihe
probable NOMINEES Of the democratic na-
-tional convention. With Cass and annex !
alton, as battle cry the democratic
party, Gould march, 10 an easy victory.