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Aim to the people and the Congress of

 'g ritb prompt avowal of his willing P 2, syecute their decision upon them.- 7 l,ar ' f to be his duty to be equally l,a ,r9 respect the proposals of other gov

 'o offered in terms of kindness, and ar y. ibe highest interests of his #coun- |sq ps Tinted States, far from complaining, a,5sr Z be gratiliod that thus Texas will '.a lao afforded all the means of all en- |asd judgment.

 ,ssarances of the high regard with

 i be remains his obedient servant,

 uY A. J. DONELSON.