From Me KeHtucfy FOemdn GENERAL COMBS, A WHIG ELECT0R, FOR ANNEXATION!
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 We understand Leslie Combs, who has been sent to the mountains to enlighten the voters on political subjects, opposes the an nexation of Texas, and speaks about it as a Tyler project, having not particle of merit. We are not at all surprised at this, because Mr. Clay being opposed to annexation, 1t becomes the duty of his corporals and vas- sals all over the State to be opposed to 1t also. They dare not differ with their leader. But the following letters will show off this elec- tor ill his true colors, and convince the peo- pie that if he ever had all opinion of his own, he is the readiest man in the world to sur- render it up at the dietation of his master. Two years ago he wrote letters to MT, Tyler, one which we publish, urging annexation in strong terms, and giving most excellent req sons for it. Even in March last he desired to influence Messrs Crittenden and Morehead in favor of that measure. Let the people read these letters, copy of which we pro- cured the other day from the originals, and then say what reliance should be placed on the opinions of Gen. Leslie Combs, a leading Clay elector.