Annexation of Texas.
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1t will be seen by our Congressional report that
the Resolutions Of Mr. Douglass Of Illinois, decar
ing Texas to be " one Of the Lnted States OF Aaer
lea" were crowded through the House of Repre-
sentativcs TUESDAY under the screw of the Pre-
yious Question. The midnight mail will doubtless
bring us a more particular account of the circum-
stances attending this act ofanrightcous despotism
The trap of the Previous Question was sprung by
Mcconnell of Alabama, of whom it is sufficient to
say that he is Just the man for such deed No
wonder the responsible agents in this business de
sired to prevent all debate and give at once the
finishing stroke TO their schemes of Deception and
Fraud The day of reckoning will yet arrive


The Resolutions have yet to pass the Senate
We do not believe they will get through that body
without debate.