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Il Clay Wig thinks it wrong that we should
say that LOUISIANA Will 20 wrong aud KENTUCKY
be somewhat shaken by the Tyler and Texas
conspiracy Nay, friend we always say what
we think when VIC speak at all and that course
generally comes out right in the end, though often
deemed impoitic by others, and sometimes losing
us subscribers for the moment. Our opponents
have not planted themselves upon 50 strictly and
ultra sectional issue as Annexation without a
prospect of making some capital IN that section.
We believe Louisiana is lost on Annexation, and
that Kentucky will give us on y some 5000 on
Governor and 10000 on President when, but for
Annexation, Mr.. Clay would have $4,000 at
least Georgia and Tennessee will also by that
issue be rendered close enough for comfort,
though they will go Wing. We, indeed, see very
clearly that Annexation, if effected, would be mos:
disastrous 10 the Southern States, draining them OF
their best population, their wealth, and their en-.
tcrprise, TO build up rivals in their own peculiar
branches OF Productive Industry. We do not
doubt that seyen-eighths Of The Wings see this
matter in its true light, and will act accordingly
but small section will be got Of by Leco-Foco
! camor that Annexation is essential 10 the per-
petuaion of Slavery, by appeals 10 sectional feel
og, Southern pride, &c. Sc and that this viii!
change the votes Of Louisiana and Mississippi from
Clay TO Polk, and give the Wings Of other South,
ern States their hands full to defeat the Polk
Electors. We shall be very happy 10 find that
we are mistaken in these impressions, but il
would be very silly, short-siehted policy to con-
ceal from our readers the belief forced upon US
by evidence. The Sunme, Elections are close
! AT hend and vii! tell