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indulge i'll no feelings of resentment to- wards Air. WEBSTER As a northern man ne Is quite at liberty to entertain and express the opinions he does. We have an equal right to entertain our own. have much personal kindness and consideration 10 ac- Knowledge at his hands, and large tribute 10 pay to his incomparable genius. and to an intellect whose yigor gives both simplicity and grace to its extraordinary elegance and accomplishment His opinions, for aught I know, may suit New England, but they will not suil us.

 On this question of State pride and ma honal honor, disdain to enter into any sor- did calculations of profit.

 l will net tell you what a star Texas will be in the galaxy of this Union. will not tell you of the marvellous fertility of her rich river alluviums and boundless piains-of her ability to sustain the finest population on earth-of how much vastly more in the sum ot tAe security of this fine city, and the Val lev of the Mississippi, il would be, to have her pcopled by the hardy rilemen of the west, under our own glorious banner, bone ot our bone and flesh of.our fesh,n than to have the lazar-houses, stcWs and penitentia- rles of the Old World vomiting forth their inmates on her fertile shores. l will not tell you that our trade wth this young and grow ing country Is fast waning-that amidst twelve or fourteen squarc-rigged vessels in the port of Galveston, three days since, saw the flag of our country hosted at the mast head of bat onet l Willnot tell YOU thatthe manufactures of New-England are nearly driven out ol. the country, and those of Eu rope substituted in their place. will net recount these things, because will not dis honor question of pride with the base traffic of profit.

 If the south however, aGerlistening for one hour (yea, stated hour) per diem for the last four years to reproaches and insult, in an assembly which ought to be blessed by the spirit of lfaternal concord, should put up with this indignity, not gently minated but flung slap in her face, why dc not see my dear MAc, that you and have any oiher fate but like the rest 10 be contened and in- famous, and make cotton and rice as long as our masters will permit us 10 do so.

 But i, on the other hand, the Southern de- legations should rise to level of the spirit which once distinguished our fathers, and they sound the toesin after Congress shall have declared its authentic sense, THAT NO MORE SLAVE STATES ARE TO BE AD- AITT'ED INTO THIS UNION-why, then, humble and strlken as am, promise to re- echo the blast in at least three States in this Union which 1 touch in social sympathy and contact ] think we may count on all of them. As to that noble old State to which we both owe, with our loyalty and affection, so much gratitude, as among the favored of her sons, shall we doubt herr No. sShe knows how to die but never to surrendero

 Sincerely, your friend,

 ITAATIT FON