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QTEsTIoNs SETTLED N TENNESSEE The introduction by Mr. Foster into the Sen- ate of his resolutions for the annexation of Texas, has put to rest some very important questions connected with that measure, so far Tennessee politics are concerned.

 It is now settled that the Republic of Tex as is independent de jurc as well as de facto. The assent of Mexico, which has been so strenuouslv demanded, is no longer necessary. It IS now settled that the danger of war with Mexico or with Great Britain is no longer any obstacle to the accomplishment of the annexation measure. Those Whig orators who have wasted so much of their eloquence in portraying the dangers and ruin of going to war, have lost that theme for the future.

 It is now settled that Texas may be an- nnexed without violating any treaty stipula- lions with Mexico We are no more to be told that we have treaty of peace and amity with that government, which would be vio- lated in the annexation of Texas without the consent of Mexico.

 It is now settled that we can annex Texas without any national dishonor. Those pa- triotic orators who were lately so sensitive ln regard to our national honor, will have no further trouble on that score.

 It Is now settled that Congress can consti- tuiionally annex Texas to our Union-ihe opinion of Albert Gallatin to the contrary notwithstanding.

 These are important points settled-their withdrawal from the future discussions of the subject in our State will relieve the Whg editors of great deal of labor.

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