The Army and Navy of Texas.
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szA FseolussoA was introduced by Mr. Col.

 Fins, of Criuenden, ins.ructing our delega-

 ion ins Congress, to use their exer,ions to procure the passage of law to incorporate

 with the army and navy of the United States

 those branches of the service which so late ly formed the defence of sister republic

 We sske pleasure in sayiag that both Houses uaauihnously adopted shesn, and from the Go |sefnot's proper appreciation ofihe claims or

 Tens, ip this matter, we feel assured in say- ing that t will .mee. with his hearty concur

 Ssnee aIt seems, siier all, to be but justice

 c tis snall, bat galIunt few, who lnain,ain- |ed sheir rights through period of the most

 sin,icsive wasfare, and iendered so freely their conquest to the United States, that they |sAoula take rank with those of our own army land assy. |, his so De hoped that our delegation in |Tosgrcss, will streauousiy urge si,e passage af such sllaw, no. only as reward to Yhe |bsAve hrar.s and strong arms who either con Iquered CT kept at bay the Mexican forces, but 10 comply with a request. in which we be- |lisse ali Arkansas will coincide. a in connection with this subject we had in tended 10 refer to names and deeds of chival- Fic as daring as any thing history can fur nish, incidents of thrilling interest which. tf5m tims to time, have reached Us, and which we will one day publish; but no one will rrqpire detail, when the question is ask. 'sd, esn vesdeprive these veterans of two |wars, men &ho have given territory and ser vice in battle, of their vacations and cast

 them when the war is ended upon the world lmssqnitedi as