From The Wdshfngtoa on Spectator.
Texas and Public Opinion.
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The National Tniegencer parades extracts from some
twenty newspapers headed public opinion opposed to
the annexation Of Texas tins Union We have taken
pains 10 ascertain what region II The country these
several newspapers their nativity, suspeeiing that
tins manufacture of public opinion was like most other
manufactures IN this country, nothing but specimen o
ankee enterprise and ingenuity and we hnd, ihai o
the newspapers, he lnieligencer Iuoius''c
quoted against Texas fifteen have Yankee editors t~o
EngIsincn aud the rest unknown; all are NhigS-as
'ruentiy opposed we suppose, 10 Texas asihc old Fed
eTallsis 10 the admission Of Louisiana tie d., of
Mr.. Jefferson. We hope the Iniegencer viii 20 on
with such quotations. They show that the opposition
Texas is decidedly sectional like that against the last


and from the party, with the principles
Let the Wings oppose Texas aud oppose Osegon, aud
be with the British both these questions MI the
friends uf either desire that the BRUSH tendencies
shall be most clearly developed aud The violently
the better The peopie will from the position
such parv faster than the slow progress ct events
dSclose-wiee lie the true interest and honor o the
United States The interests of Great Britain and the
United States directly opposed on these great qaes-
lions What gains the other loses and IN the mat
Of rexas-fhe loss involves The saeiy. peace and
prosperity of the whole Union. The worst thing We eau
wish cur political enemies. Is that they shall take sdes
with the British and then threaten o dissolve the IN


on unless succunb 10 The peionsons and ascenddn-
cv Of British power not only on the continent bat IN the
Union itself And then, crown the whole, let Their
candidate for the Presidency, Mr. Clay out IN their
suppor-and Mr. Van Buren, he certainly Will. 60 for


The side OF tins great question Their late WIZ
then be- doubt not like that of all the allies OF Great
Britain in American affairs. They Will be beaten 1nd
spurmed from the confidence Of the peolie