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Mr.. SteremSon's Letter. We regret we no''
not room to publish this week the Letter OF MI
Stevenson on the Texas question. 1t was "fI'I ,
before the letter of MIR. Van Buren appeared aD
is exceedipgly luminous and able After preSFp
ing an array Of arguments in favor of the neaSu,'
which no patriotic and unparalleled mind can i
.sist, he says: !,


"Great as the benefits would be which 5 %US 81 to
from an Union-greats its tendency wou0 ur Ur cor
crease power, secure peace, and extend ou.
there is ration so sink no
parative insig0ifcance By this Union a0e tant
sst n.eans Jaying. not only the grsf Sloyic dg


liberty, and securing the pepetiy OF orr g rrE
stitus6zs; 6tt adUace the cause Of reeao Hen
satio, and cristiaity throughout this Wss.r" are p
isphere, far all future time. These, gentlemen Toi
reasons for desiring the annexation OF exss exsssomui5
forward, therefore, with confidence to the @ oost 81
ment of this great object and entertain the ~TI % evs
gune assurances. that the iTreyersble COURSE Reput
has decreed that the Union of these two kndrSI
lies must take place and that its final acco1iP'''D
cannot, with safety, be much longer delayed