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THE TEXAS CAUSE IN TIE sour
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THE TEXAS CAUSE IN TIE SOUTH.

 The South is up--the cause of Texas is flying like wild-ffe over that whole region In no Siafe, is the enthusiasm more remarla- ble, than it is in Georgia. County follows c9nnty~-.aed meeting pours in its pfoceefl- ings after meeting. We have no room to specify even the names, the officers, or reso- luiions of the gathering mass. Several of the Whigs, too, are honestly joining them-- and declaring, that. as they are compelled to choose between Texas and Clay, they will % for their country, and not for a man. Not such, however, is the generous. and pa- triotic spirit of the Whig party, IS party We know not whether 1t IS most amusing or disgusting to witness the little tricks, 10 which the Ceons are stepping to dodge the great issue. Many of the Republicans had made up their minds to abandon the star of hr. Van Buren-and with most ef them | is the greatest political sacrifice which they have ever maie-but, with the Coans at large they are manworshippers Of their l1el A first, they obeyed the impulse of the Ameri- can feelings, and came out for immediate an- nexaiion--bul, since Clay's letter of Instrnc- ton has appeared. t!!scjy- have received their cue and they obey the whistle of their leader

 Take, for example, the Texas meeting at Griffin, in Georgia, on the 18th May. Judge Eason, of Henry county, staunch Whig. was called 10 the chair. The majority of the committee reported strong resolutions in favor of immediate remuneration. And what was the uncandid report of the Whig minor ivy Read II, and see now tii,se Gs;,'is ,;.:: whip the Devil round the stump; and by how many and contingent conditions, they continue to define the words ..immedate an- nexation:''

 "That, IF Annexation aoQtld not eiolate our trcafy stipulati0ns and our daty as neu- tral nafioH, the minority are in favor of ita- mediafe qllnera,i0n; but IF il ouoald pi0late ozr treaty compacts, and as consequence be breach of national faith, they prefer it's post poaement uniR t con 5e done consistently with the yet unstaned honor of the nation. J

 Thls resolution is a chef q asrsre of the Newtonan system of candor and firmness- and letter from Whig scribbler in the ailledgeyille Recorder furnishes cue to the whole. They are afraid to come out in ia yor of Texas, for fear it may thwart Mr. Clay's election. I'hat IS the great object they have in riew-and to him, they are de-