Cotton Interest

- A southern paperTsays that Col. iodd has been appointed minister to the court of Vienna, to represent the cotton interest. It was a question at firsf, wbciher to send a representative of the cotton or tobáceo interest, but the cotton-qcracy prevaücd. We had supposed our miniiters nbroad were appointed to represent the nation, and not a sectional interest, but it secms we have been mistaken. The free States are very meek under these impudent assumptions of the slaveholders; and vet, they, too, have a