ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.
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We have never doubted at any time, since the
agitation of the question, tl,at Texas would be
annexed to the Union We have been for it all


along In 1888 we were for it, and VIC still oc-
cupv the ground from which very many promn-


pnt North Carolinians have. since that period,


recedei Difficulties may be in the way now


perhaps there arc some which it may not be quite


easy to surmount but repeat, whatever others


may say that in our opinion the great question
will soon be settled in such way as to secure
! Texas and save the Union. True, the late intel
fieence from Texas may be regarded as in
slight degree unflvorabIe. The President OF that


Republic, DR.. Jones' and Grn. Houston I've
doubt as to the latter| are said TO be against it.
but, so FIR as we have been able to form judgment
from the public prints, we should say nin"-rnlhS
of the people of Texas are in favor Of annexation.
There may BE-, and there doubtless is, orp ,sition
in Texas to the House Rrsolu ions bnt The bill
Of Mr.. Haywood, which introduced in the
Senate by Mr. Walker, and added TO the House
Resolutions, commils the matter in n great degree
to the management of President Polk, who, we
are sure will leave no effort untricd TO carry Tor
ward and complete the measure. No one can
foresee what may transpire during thr ensuing
summer. Under the latter clause Of the entire
I'LL negotiators may he employed, the terms
agreed upon between the two Republics, ana d
Treaty submitted in few months to the Senate
and ratified This would settle The question al
once


In the mean time we advise the friends ol
Texas 10 stand firm The Coon is stunnFd-ho'
killed. The leaders will continue to oppose an
nexation and no device will be overlooked ]"
their efforts to retafd or defeat the measure bn'
the peop1e are for it, Let this be borne IN mnu
Lfit be held up in the approaching canvass u"O
let no man be voted for who IS not radIca"y
sound upon Texas annexation The battle Is not
vet over The leading Wing prints Of the coun-
try are sti1l in the field against Texas, and Eng
land aids them as she can, without incurring inc
dangers Of a war .-.,....


IL We understand that a Company has been
in Richmond for the manufacture 0i
woolIen goods on an extensive scale.


g Broken Doses'' The Milton Chronicle -
publishing, by little and little, what n' co., h
"broken doses" Of : MF.4 Clingmans oPePO"
You are right, Mr., Evans They are O'oAr :1ot
doses" of poison and might be fatal PF0''NI
you could give them all in one. We propose
give the aniidote in a. few weeks, in the Sn"P'
Johnson's reply in Congress 10 WI
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