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We copy the following from the Pennsylvanian. It should remind us of our duty in the cause of lb erty, and that our opinions should be made public by the selection of our representatives If we elect Whig Legislature, Arkansas will stand opposed to Texas annexation, and so will our Senators in Con- gress be instructed; for the Whgs are bound to fol- low the lead of Mir Clay. Occupants or sqatters and Texans are very small in the eye of MT. Clay.

 TExAs.-General Lamar, ex-President of Texas, now on a visit to his native State, Georgia, has been called upon by the people to give his views on annexation. He states frankly that if Congress when ii again assem- bles does not pass some treaty of annexation, that the people of Texas will despair of ever seeing 1t done-that they are now laboring under great difiiculties-lh the public mind is fast approaching to the determination to purchase peace at any sacrifice, and that they will be driven to accept such favorable regu- lations and propositions from England, as will place their commercial interests above their present depressed condition.