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O. The people ofTexas, it soems, getting in- to a wrath with Mr. Polk and Gen. Kearny for taking Santa Fe and organizing government for the country l, is an invasion of Texas sovereignty they say. Did Gen. Kearny take il from the Tex aRs1 If so they have right to complain. and ough, 10 have redress insianter. It was decidedly offcious in the United States 10 take possession of Texan territory and subverl the Texan authority over SantaF We are unoquivocally iT favor of Restoring il to the Texan officers who were s. placed; but between the U. States and the Mexi cans, we have very clear preference of Gen. Keas- ny to Armjo, unless Texas will establish the fact that Armijo was holding Santa Fe for her and not for Santa Anna But judging by the tone of some of the Texas papers, We should infer that they are greatly dispeased that the country was not left with the Mexicans or without any government ai all, rather than any jurisdiction of the t. States should be extended over territory where no Texan forces ever went except as prisoners.