Still, while members are elected to Coagresn, who openly avow their hostility to the South, it is idie to expect too much confidence iv any assurances of fraternal affection proclaimed in popular assemblies, no matter with whai sincerity and enthusiasm. I read your noble address with delight. I looked at that touch ing picture, "Tin- Last Bays of Webster," and exclaimed, "O. tor one note of that clarion voice now!" But the South could wish to