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At one time, we believed most Of those Aboll
tionis,s who are Wings in National politics
would vote with us this time tc prevent the An.
nexation of Texas, giving Mr.. Clay a very large
majority. Al present, 1t seems as though the
shameful perversons and garbing OF Mr.. Clays
Alabama letter would repel good part Of them
from doing SO. TIE Liberty party press and
organization are mainly in the hands OF bitter,
deadly enemies Of the Wings, and especially Of
Mr. CLAY, vino mean 70 defeat US II ,hoy can
Many OF then, will steal,hy vote the Polk tickfi
if they can do ii in no Other way. But there al
a greet many who vote Abolition solely bccar:,
they detest and abhor Slavery, and they az
strongly averse. on every ground, to the Annex
ton of Texas to this Country so long as Mexcp
shall be al war with or Slavery e1isl,heFein The
will vote with Us still il they can be made to 90
and understand the truth that the election OF Polk
ensures the success of Annexation, while the tr.-
umph Of the Wings in the election of NJ
Clay viii as surely prevent Annexation 81
long as Mexico shall persist IN claiming that
Territory or respectable portion Of our own
States object to the union We believe they viii
yet be made to see this, in spite Of the desperate
efforts Of the Third Party leaders, aad that thosa
who heartily prefer the ascendency Of the Wings
to that Of the Loco Focos, on Texas and Other
grounds, will yet vote with US. Ii they DO, Nj
Clay viii have large majority.


Blu. let us turn now TO the calculations pf
our opponents The following lspubIished as the
estimate made a, the Loco-Foco State Conven
tion recently held at Syracuse, and we presume