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We cut the following from the ''Louisvllle Journal. )

 ss ANNEXATION OF TExAs-H seems that the creatures at the head of this unfortunate nation are determined to press the annaxa- ton of Texas to the United States.\ We mention the subject not for the purpose oi discussing if at this time. We hope it may never be necessary for Us to discuss it but should the time ever arrive when, in our opinions, we may do q public service by dis cussng t, we shall most certainly not re- main sent-we shall speak out and oppose the annexation with all the power, energy, and perseverance with which God has en- dowed us; believing it to be, next to John Tyler and the repudiation of State debts, the greatest misfortune which could belall this nation.

 We feel perfect assurance that the whole West, including Tennessee, will oppose il with great unanimity As to the South, we regret to be compelled to say that we believe t will beguded on this question by conside- rations peeuniary interest, disregardng the weighty patriotic considerations involved in it.D