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A Patriot Judge Breckenridge, of Pitts
butgh, Penn, who by the way is whig, and
was opposed to the annexation of Texas, has ad-
dressed letter 10 the public, from which we ex-
tract the following -. e. FL. ....n.-. e as


81 feel for the honor of my country, and hope
for tho success of her arms! AS respects Mexico,
[ consider our course JUST; Texas had righ to
annex herself Having got into difficulty, in con-
SEQUENCE of anne xation, do not see how war
could be avoided by the Administration, without
the surrender of certain points which it could not
surrender. 1t was bound to claim the Rio Grande
as the line; and being at war, the amount due for
spoliations by Mexico must be secured by seques-
tra,ion of California, other territory, and rdem.
nity must be obtained for the expenses of the war"


The course of Judge Breckenridge is highly
honorable and patriotic. Let his brother wings
initiate the noble example he has sci them


~ - =. 1-a.e 10 PennsyLranian.