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probability that ere long the subject may be introauced into our National Legislature. AndI would ask, does not 55c!!scoxe Ar kansls 10 become a State before it is intro duce4 ihere, as in that case, she might be depriaed of right, which at present the laws of tke country allow iier--tsiat of be- ing admitted as slave State. And if the questionof general emancipation should be introduced there, or any other matter af- fectIna the slave interest, might not the vote of her Senators be needed, for the protec- ton ot her rights l., this suhjeetsthe peoe pie of this Territory especially the south ern part of it--are deeply interested. Up- on sfhe emgration of slave holders to the Red river country, depends it's prosperity.

 Ina futire number may take up this question again, and add my mite to this all important subject. PULASKI.