FROM TEXAS.
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As every thing concerning Texas is cE deepinter- est to onr readers, we have much pleasure in pre- sentng them with the following extracts of letters recently received They are from q friend now travelling in Texas who is distinguished, alike, for the accuracy of his observation, the soundness oi his jad .mcnt, the prudence of his expressions, and the enlightened and patriotic interest he feels in the areat measure of annexation One Of the letters is to the Senior Editor, and the other tWo to another friend in this city. They are all private, md not in tended for publication; yet we deem them ot too much interest to ba withheld from our readers The opinions expressed in these letters may ba rred up oil, as the Wcl founded sentiments of one Who is toe deeply interested 10 be unobsoRaut, and loo in tcifiseHt 10 b. deceived. Some ef the powers that b. lar poor ambition, and some relagees from jus tier for fear of the law, are, doubtless opposed to annexation; bal the rsorle-ai least Hise-teHdts of

 the pe9pe being 3aereaa eifizeHa in heart honestly aad earnestly desire to be so in all the relations of fife. And, % wishing, Aeg uH te sD.- No unto those wlo have been dazzled into blindness as to tic tfae interest of themselves and their country, by little temporary elevation to office. The wave ol the gheoas will of the people will sweep all such petty obstacles from the way of success. The bare iaaa tiat the Feap!e eff fpxas-Wlo are bone of out bone and iasH ef eHf aesh-Whose very spirit was bredhsd iaso existence upon the atars of our free goyemman,--whose souls are fired by the same pa diotisin--Who yet hail Washington as the Father . their country, Je1.rson as their apostle of liberty and who vel celebrate the 'th of July as the brtI day of taeir indePendancel The bare idea tha such people could, for a moment, think of form

 ins an alliance with Great Britain, is mol only ab saed b0f raeeltiBg. fjssacrilege against the sane dly of American liberty, and an insult to the pari o8sm of American hearts,