{ They lore the treason, but .despttse the
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I" They lore the treason; bit -deSptse the
- traitors ~ - ~ -


Such is the language which a leading English
paper holds in regard to those Southern Senators
who voted to reject the late Treaty for ahnexing
Texas to the Union. The American correspond
ent of the London Times had written that +" Mr..
Barrow "a Louisiana senator) voted against the
Treaty, believing that his State was in favor Of
it-but he was prepared to sacrifice himself on
the altar of his country" On which the Times
thus comments:


( "Sacri6ce himself-pish !-that is all stuff
We know that Mr.. Clay took ground against The
treaty because John g. Adams and the abolition
believed it was necessary for him TO do so to Sc
the abolition vote and thus rea ch the Presi-
dency. We know that Mr.. sBarrow's object was
to put Mr.. Clay into the Presidency, that Mr. Clay
might have the. power TO reward and pension his
part sans; and although we Englishmen love the
treason,e ne ,despise the traitors, We know that
it was the duty of the Senate TO vote IN favor of
the treaty. and the fact they rejected such treaty
should be warning to all other nations to be-
ware of the fate of America, her institutions
are now like rope of sand. - She is powerIess
over her own external acts and policy,'s she cans
not pride herself in her cenductftowards other pa-
tions by any considerations of her own highest in-
terests,"of heranations calling or of Ter national
duty She is tied down by her miserable scramble
for place and ptunde and such is the thirst for of


fce-suCh the venalty and corruption, that South
ern Senators have united with the AboItionisfs in
rejecting the annexation of Texas, when those
AboItionists had openly declared that the motive
of their opposition was hostility to the South and
Southern Institutions
There it is, Southern Senator's! There it is,
Mr.. Willie P. Manguml You voted against the
Treaty, and you have the consolation of knowing
that whilst your British friends love the treason
they despise the traitor This is great question,
and in speaking of it we. use plain language