New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-31
To Honest a1enI

TIE Wkigs agairSt-Me LEGO Focos for-S2nrc-
~, Pfoor-Ihe Testimony IF Calhoun
h,iehie, 5, Co.
Will YOU open your ears, fellow citizens7 Will
YOU listen to the voice of the slave power, and the
voice of conscience You profess attachment
10 the principles Of freedom. Are you an honest
man, or liar7 Your vote will answer that
question; aud your vote should oe influenced by
your answer to the question
FOR WHAT Is TEXAS DEsRED2
Let the documents answer. Hear John c.
Calhouu-
"The United States, in concluding the treaty Of
annexation with Texas, are not disposed 10 shun
any responsibility which may fairly uttsch 10 them,
on account of the transaction. The measure was
adopted with the mutual consent, aud for the mulu
al and permanent welfare OF the two countries in,c
rested. IT WAS MADE NECESSARY IN OR
DER TO PRESERVE DOMESTIC INSTtrU-
IIONS, placed under The guaranty Of their re-
tpeci.se COnstttations, and deemed essential TO
A<Ir safety and prosperity"-See Mr.. Caih0nRS
despatch 10 Mr.. Packenh1n, dated April 26th,
1871.
Now hear Father Ritctic, of the Richmond
Enquirer:
alt is evident that after the lapse OF few mor-
yesrs. the Southern States will be THE ONLY
PORTION OF THE CIVILIZED WORLD
lacks OF all the rest will be directed against them
In what Will their security consist but in their own
s,engthl They should hare all The clements Of a
porerfsi and ertensire empire. The GULF OF Gi-x
eo, where their interest principally lies should be
particularly guarded. Above all should they pre-
Vent Texas from becoming a non-slaveho'ding
STATE, or falling unier The coatrol ni ilence OF
government which 10 hostile TO their institutions
ihestdpehoidtag interest shouidGe powerful enough
10 protect ;tseJ. Had the British West India Is
!apds a white population Of five millions OF souls,
England would never have attempted emancipation.
lRichuond Enquirer.
R!cH.sp X. MEAp, Of Viginia, who has re-
Gently let the Wings, and llned the Loco!ocos
publishes his reasons at length. He changes be-
cause the Wings go foy The Protective policy,
and oppose ANNEXATION, and thus con-
ciudes-hcar him
"All these reasons twhy the Wings OF the Norlh
oppose arnexationl may be- summed up In few
Words A DEEP AND ABIDING HOSTILITY
10 SLAVERf. TIihY- WILL DO NOTHING THAT
WILL A1TEsD The territory or increase the pcrer on
nfsenee Of those States IN Hh,ch It sriStS.
IL cannot escape our particular observation, that
the Northern Wings speak, not only of preventing
Inc extension, but also the rERPETuATIoN Of slave
y.".
Mr., Turney ono of the Polk candidates for
Siscto' in Tennessee, in Speech before the
People, declared as fulicws. Hear him.
g II ever any civil commo,iou should grow out OF
ihsegi,sron OF this question, he for one would be
Gand s,and fighting for Tsros and against the U"ion! :!
he also stated that il he was nov member {: Con
efess, ne would vote for bill {" appropriate money
9u' OF the Pahl'c Treasury sufficient pay all the
oeoto oi The Texan Government, rh-shsr Texas
"as eaaseseS 10 The United States or not"
A CANDID ADMISSION The Philadelphia
Nota Amencen gives the following Incident. all
me details 1t which they kneU TO be true. We
ask tbs attention OF The i,eo.foco laborng men
,o;t:
An English importing merchant, Will. conre.s
."n gentleman. !" hose sIcra is IN W-ilm
Su'rI sdm'ttsd that H. wss Z" D-mo rat" u,ean-
' -. "o"'v.r, loco foco, because NJ av-rsr 10
Ss Ssf"'i1nism at isvrling up and l.veline
,n., .," a,"n OR, ths system, Of fqnaity. H. ssi,
u~,. 'l' 'is'd The loco !oco- b-cau-- " TEtY K>tw
50" TO Ror Tax pook Dows. and III their p oper
Eas "Whai' said ne, 40 zoe teont xuh
,I,: G:Jf Can't England supply he uho,e tportd
Won manufactured goods Again: And do
,o.. ,spPose, said ne, that [ would advocate
a. la; oanking system, when can LEI, ou, ny money
I'snsr rates Of Interest, to good houses, than
,,. !" 'ae oanksr This is all truth, as friend
b. n,a Us and The name Of The Z" DcnocSat" Gao