Mr.. VAN buren, AND ANNExA.


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While we feel no disposition TO dis
guise the fact, that the position occupied
by Mr.. Van Buren on the Texas cues
tion, is mol the one best calculated 10 call
forth the warm ndardent support ofthe
democratic party of the South, yet we
regret to see spirit Of disorganization
manifested among portion of his friends
in different sections ofth South, and an
avowed opposition to his claims as can
didate for the presidency, we are free
10 admit, that the position assumed by
Mr.. Van Buren upon this question, IS
not the one which the democratic partv
ofthis section of the Union had a riobt
to expect, but still we believe that deser.
ton or detection from the democratic
ranks, at this time is premature and un>
wise. We have the utmost confidence
in the wisdom and patriotism Or the
National Democratic Convention, which
is soon to assemble in Baltimore, q. think
It is The part Of prudence to abide its ac
tion. Mr. Van Buren's claims will be
submitted 10, and passed upon by that
body and we shall regard its nominee,
whoever he may be, as the best randi.
date that could have been chosen under
existing circumstances. Until we learn
VINO the nominee ofthe convention is, we
snail hopes that he will be all the south.
ern democracy can ask. Ii is unreason.
able e expect q candidate that will be
exclusively southern il his views and
ieeiings' OF that he will meet the entire
Of the democratic party
throughout the widely different por-
aons q ourcountry, and 10 secure IN.
and success, there must Be com.
promises snrreaderiag Of individual
e1,' P1s's's0'es-an Offering up Of sectional.
'sell0g end Preludices--a sacrificing Of


