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Tappan of Ohio, is the miscreani who published
the treaty, it was done no doubt to give the Globe
an opportunity to attack Mr.. Calhouu;' and mos.
outrageous assault that distinguished Statesman,
was accordingly made, supposed 70 be by Mr..
Benton, as the Editor. Blair is sick.


Mr.. Benton has como out against annexntion a
few days after, his organ, tho MIssouRiAN re-
ceived here, going strong for Texas. The De-
mocratic party have too long suffered the dictaton
of Mr.. Benton and the Globe; every one who
would not do as they were directed. were denounced
as traitors to the party. They will now find the
party will no longer submit to their dictation.
With Cass and johnson, we can carry the election.
With Mr.. Van Buren, wo never could have sue:
ceeded, believe. $3.50


A feet of II have been ordered to the Gulf OF
Mexico, in consequence of information having
been received. lit is stated, that England is fitting
out a large feet for that point.


Maine, New Hampshire, Michigan, and Indiana,
will with many others, 60 for the candidates fa.
vorable to annexation. -


There is great excitement hers rumors and
counter rumors; fappan, will no doubt. be ex.
PEELED from the Senate for his violation of the in
junction of secrecy.


Great Britain is, no doubt now or soon will be
in possession of the treaty, and will nterpose eve
ry obstacle. The President is firm, and will main
tain the honor and dignity Of the country, no mat
ter how many Tappans may prove recreant to thei,
trusts.


John C. Spencer has had permission to retire
it is rumored, that he was discovered in low dir
ty conspiracy against the President and Mr.. Cal.
houn, and was exposed by some one whom he was
attempting to induce to join him. The L" Tyran
Of Syracuse retres to private life no party will
have him: his promise Of Mission to Prussia was
not true he mas, however, been compelled to take
trip up Salt River.


Mr.. Buchanan will be out in few DAYS in ia.
vor of annexation. Charles J. IngersoIl is ou. in
the strongest terms for Texas, it is most master
y production. You ought to republish it, for the
benefit of the people of Arkansas.


There has been a large meeting in Richmond
Virginia, in favor of annexation resolutions wore
submitted by Tom Richie, directing the delegates
to the Democratic Convention, to drop Mr.. Var
Buron, and to vote for no one who is against oul
receiving Texas into the Union.


The Presidential Election depends on this ques
ton, it was not brought forward as a party meas
ure, but it will assume that character. Our hon.
or, safety, and salvation Of this Glorious Union
demand immediate and bold a"rion on thus ques.
ton let imbecility prevail at this juncture and
Great Britain will posses Texas. There re Brit
ish hearts enough in this republic who would de-
sire TO see it in her grasp. When that occurs, ou
return to the vassallage Of the British Crown viii
not be far distant; rouse up the Democrats of Ar
kansas and lei the cry be Texas, Texas; immed
ate annexation of Texas; le, all minor points o
difference be set aside; let Wings and Democrats
unite in this grea and important question:; let ev
cry true son of this republic battle for this vita
and necessary measure.


will continue from time to time keep you ad
vised of all the news here. see that our frieno
Gov. ioII is out for Congress; there is no one wht
more heartily prays for his success than your
obedent servant. yours,