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England the chance to secure the andePenhe"oe
and prosperity Of Texas as separate nation ana
thus guards against the future security ana IN
crease Of tho power Of the United States"


Mr.. T. is a true and tried whig, and it matters
not how often the democrats Of Crawford thro ws
him up, he will always come down 'whig up
and although he pledges himself to carry out wing
principles. still he asks democrats to voto ior
him. Wonder if lie ever voted fer democrat!


Ma. MAYERs took the stand next and began py
sa yng that Mr.. Turner has used the following
language. "Mr. Smith has told you what the
democrats are opposed to-the Bank, Tariff ana
Distribution, &C., except for Texas, he has not
told you what they are for" Mr.. NJ. proceeded and
said that the wings at present give us enough 10
do. to oppose the gigantic strides over the Constr
tuition which they attempting to make, when
we get rid of those grea, evils which are now
pending over us, we will then propose to Ego tor
something. but until then we havo enough TO do.


Mr.. NJ. charged the wings with desire to
break down Col. Sewer, without giving HIM fair
trial. lie said that he was u member of tho last
Legislature and could testify that Col. Sewer did
not have fair trial. He proposed to visit every
precinct in the county, before the election and
state to the people the grounds Of his pretens'ons
to their favor when they can have an apportuni'
ty to judge Of his merits.


Messrs. Simpson and Collins also spoke, we
did not hear them. but we learn that both made
excellent speeches.