Portions of Several Speeches of Hon Henry Stuart Foote of Mississippi On the

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Fillmore, at Albany. It is the leading Whig paper in the State. From the moment of Fillmore's nomination last October to the close of the canvass, it was filled with proviso- articles and appeals. The contest seemed in that quarter, as in the State address, to have no other point or issue. And every day the support of the proviso was urged as the great rallying point of the Whig cause and their can- didates, and the Democrats and their candidates were as- sailed in the fiercest manner as its en...emies. I could send you innumerable extracts, showing that the burden of the Whig labors of Fillmore & Co. Was the proviso. A few will sutiice.
In our State now, the same men are engaged in the sup- port of T. Iylor and Fillmore ; and upon the same grounds tlie same papers support him. The Evening Journal of this aiteriioon says: " We will adhere unflinchingly to every sentiment we liave uttered against the extension of slavery, and in favor of preserving the freedom of the soil obtained from Mexico.

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