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 PEAR DocroR-'Fhere was a large meet ing held lastnightat the Arcade, of the friends of JOIN C. CALHOUN. and annexation. The large bar room was crowded; and the meei- ing was characterized by a feeling of profound attention to the speakers, and a strong con eutence in theiryieWs relative to the reannexa- ton of Texas, as eyineed by loud and ione applause The meeting was addressed by FELIX llorsroN, Esqs strongly supporting Mir. Calhoun in his views of this important and exciting topic.

 During the visit of DIr. Clay to this city, 4lr. Houston was all ardent admirer and sup porter of him and his doctrines, and was Chief Marshall in all the Banner Parades and Clay gIortications But since the publiea- ton of Mir. Clay's letter, relative to the an nexation of Texas, Mir. II. has (as you say in Arkansas) "come out flat footed" against AIr. Clay and his policy, and in favor of Nr. Calhoun and annexation. This movement will have great effect throughout the State. AIr. H. is well and fagorably known, has many personal friends, and will, doubtless, advance AIr. Calhoun's cause greatly. The meeting was also addressed by Col Camp bell and AIessrs Noise, Wadsworth and Brown. The audience was fully as large as any which attended 10 hear inc speeches ol the celebrated Prenliss, during the great Clay campaign here a few months since. And 1 have no doubt, vii be followed up by other meetings, equally enthusiastic throughout the country Success attend them.

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