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Secretary of the Convention.

From the Galveston Civilian, July u.
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Mr.. Allen TO Mr.. DonsIson.


DEPARTMENT OF STATE,


Washington, 23d June lSi5.
The undersigned, Attorney General OF the republic Of
Texas charged ad interim with the direction OF the De-
psrmcnt of State has the pleasing satisfaction of trans
hitting to the Hon. A. j. Donelson, charge dafaires Of
the United States this government in accordance
with the instructions of the executive the enclosed copy
of Joint resolution adopted by both houses of the Texan
Congress- the 2lst instant rendering TO Gen An.
drew Jackson the tribute of nations gratitude" to-
gether with the corresponding letter of his excelency
the President addressed to General Jackson in conorm
ty to the requirements of that resolution.
To share with the Hon. Mr.. d. in the honor Of convey
ing this testimony of respect and gratitude to the dstn
gushed parsonage for whom it is designed is to the
dersgned a source Of qualification.


Trusting that it may reach its destination before tho
progress of disease nfmities shall in the order of
Providence have terminated the earthly of this
renowned chieain and that il may be received by him
among the many evidences of regard ard venera
ton, Whereof in declining life but increasing honors he
has often been the merorous recipient, the under
signed has the honor of expressing for him lasting
of his virtues and his worth and again conveying to Mr.
Donelson renewed assurance of the distinguished
sidcration with which he remains.


His most obedent servant,


EBEN'R ALLEN.