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While protectonisis are q',arrclling about this, thai, and the o'her-about high tariffs and home kets, and joining the disunionIsis to defer the an nexalsn of Texas thire-fnIi cord is twisting that will hHng the restrictive policy as h,gh as iaman his own galows. The Edinburgh Review and the British minister say that Eng land must have source 10 supply her cation where she can n re0I have free market. That is strand No. l. The British manufacturers are knocking at ihe door of Parla- nent 10 take the duty of of raw cotton. That is strand No. 2. The Texan Congress- is about 10 make reciprocal treaty with England to take her goods free if she will take Texas cotton free. That is strand No 8. Ii only requires delay ofa year or so in annexation, and the three sraais will be twisted together, and then, as the Edinburgh Re- view says, England pciH haue markas in spite of the iegisiation al Washington!-fBoston Post.