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ton IN the most effective against future Mexican
and Indian invasion.


Ihat the deliberations of the Convention thus far dis
unguished by calmness and prudence, may produce
constitution for Texas, perfect her trials in the
achievement OF her independence and liberty have been
great and triumphant the hope both the go
yernment and the people of the United States the ex
preston oil which the undersigned begs leave add the
satisfaction with which he subscrbes him self with SEN
tments OF great regard for yourself and the honorable
body over which you preside,


Your very obedent servant


A. ]. DoNELsoS
To the Hon. THos. j. RusK,


President Of the Convention, now in session