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nalzing the way by battles and VIC
tories, unless he have in bimself the
faculty of command; he cannot estab-
lish liberated people in freedom and
independence, unless he have in him'
self genius 10 govern. To control
such elements made up the mass of
the Texan population when Houston
led on the movement against the
Mexican authority fierce, iutracta-
bic, willul, impatient OF restraint
was not thing for an ordinary ad-
venturer to do; It required heroism
even to dare TO undertake il.


Having been drawn on thus far tt
speak Of General Houston, on the oc-
casion of his entrance into the Sen
ate Of the United States, we cannot
omit TO mention the surmise whict
has been thrown out here and there
in the newspapers, that among the
prominent competitors for the Presi
deDcy of the United States, the Here
of San Jacinto may ere long be found
The politicians, in power aud out
may lind matter for speculation 10 thi
conf lecture. = Baltimore .An,crican.