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orator-a subtle defaulter--deteetor- make tho
astounding discovery! Excelsior!


Mr.. Clay says in his letter, that =" respecta.
bic opposition (viz: fan Abolition one, for they
will oppose forever will cause him to take heed to
his steps how he espouses even question of ma
tonality and popularity. This respectable oppo.
sition no regards as rery important. How much
more important, then, is that measure which is not
only sustained by " respectable /" support, but
by the desires and opinions Of so great a majority
ofour people, as the annexation Of Texas certain.
ly has.


How feeble arc the arguments against this ques-
ton; how utterly anti American is the objection
that Mexican claims and obstinacy should be re-
spected how puerle are the assertions that the
measure is not NATIONAL not important assertions
made only to avoid the evident bearing the question
has upon the presidential contest. Had the
space might easily sustain the grand importance
Of this question, one more important than any
ever yet before our people and government.


But the votes Of the people will demonstrate its
Importance; twill be the death-tlow to the hopes
of Henry Caly and his swarm Of demagoguos.


Some persons apprehend that, through the ma
chinations of Gen. Byrd, Chapman will be defeat
ed; think such apprehension entirely groundIess;
none acquainted with the course of that archtrai-
tor, during and after the Convention, will dream
of giving him a vote. The dem ocracy is not quite
so far reduced.


Doct. Gibson made some viruent aspersions
against our worthy Senator, Col. Sewer he will
ansaoer them next fall to the Arkansas assembly.


.. Yours Etc. r.