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Washington, Sd May, isft

 SH,-f OUT letter, dated the ls instant, stating that you will not, under any cifcam- stances, cast your vote for candidate for the presidency who Is opposed to ,.the im- mediate annexation of Texas 10 the United States, and afterwards strongly iutimaIHe that you will not 20 for Nr Van Baen, f not saving so, in so many words, was re- cciyed by me late last evening, while was employed on an article which took nc till the lime the paper should 90 to press 10 com plete; and therefore had not time 10 attend to is publication last night intended. last night to say ill the Globe, that your letter had been received and would appear this evening; but neglected to do SO

 Your letter was the first copy l.g gave out this morning, and it will certainly appear in the Globe of tonight, with friendly com mentary on it. l. enables me to say iust what l wanted to say on the subject AIr. Blair, Is sick, and l do not wish te Write much on Texas unless l am called out He, believe, is more anxious than l am for the annexation of Texas. now say 10 you, solemnly, that l seriously believe that 1Ir. Van Buen's is the best plan that have seen for the anneNation; and say tIis, too, with out being particularly friendly to Mr. Van Bmen. Respectfully.

 JOHN C. ByES.

 Hon. EDWARD CRoss House ofReprescntativca. of P.S, This is my answer te your nole of To- day, which have just received ]. C. k.