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1hs leras question in Vi,ginia.-We have
oeiore us, the proceedings of Democratic Meet.
ing held at Richmond Va, on the Sd inst. These
Procee dings breathe a spirit strongly in favor oi
immediate annexation Of Teaas as measure re.
quired by the best interests of the Union. They
declare that the measure is not violating the
faith Of the United States to Mexico. They pro.
TEST against the indirect interference Of Great
Britain, with the munic ipal institutions Of Texas
IN relation to slavery. They protest against the
proceedings OF anti annexation meetings which
look place on the 24th ut. in the City of New
York, especially against the 10th resolution
" which would Cut off the Southern people from
an equal participation of the benefits of any an
hexation. That resolution is calculated to place
the Southern and South western States under the
0an OF the republc-by peremptorily requiring in
any event proper guards Ito be erecled) agains,
slavery and by unqualifiedIy forbidding the ad.
mission OF any new slavehoding State that may
oe established within the Territory Of Texas; and
'he moro especially, as that immense region which
extends from Missouri to Oregon, is north of
the 36th degree of latitude marked out by the
t"'SS'uii nc. OF Ilenry Cluy, ana QeS-
tined 10 the special cases and behests Of the nom
slavehoidmS States, wtIo .r..y -.----.,-
-four States,' but many others their own in
lerests or their love Of power may prompt them
to establish within that extensive territory; thus
overthrowing the whole balance of the Constitu-
lion, and subjecting the Southern States to the
tender merces OF the aboIi,ioniss of the North.''


They suggest also tho propriety of the party
relieving their delegates to the Baltimore Con-
venion from the instructions which now bind
them to vote for Mr.. Van Buren.


On DR.. Borland's return from the field where
he won honor, he was met by bevy of young girls
of Little Rock, who greeted him with welcomes
and congratulations; while upon his table he found
6oYuets of flowers, those meet offerings from the
young and fair.


especiallya young girls considered q
type OF innocence, even by tho most abandoned
and all which springs from its heart is pure, spon.
taneous and beautiful Such welcomes are rich.
y worth any price, and they ire evidences of the
popularity and sterling virtues of our able con.
temporary.