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No vote has vet been taken upon the Texas


question in Congress; the debate still continues
conducted with very great warmth and adherence
: TO the subject. The sagacious politicians about


Washington and elsewhere, estimate the chances
Of anncxaton-at ieas. the preliminary sEep 10
insure it-this session as decidedly favorable, and
that there will be a good minority in its favor IN
the House, which will ultimately unite upon some
one of the many propositions for Annexation
perhaps Mr.. Fosters. in the Senate they count
upon 23 who certainly are in favor of Annexa-
ion; ii are doubtful and Is opposed. Oct of
the IA doubtful they anticipate at least half will
be in the favor and make the vote for Annexation
80 strong. This may bo too sanguine, but even
A out of The ii doubtful would give the question
sf annexation a majority.
and IL athey--.he Senators-have received every


win ~ ~. manifest indications that it is the
en' invlug the slightest reIsss,;o, a. ;,drmon,
.xI|l have the iemerty to dQub.. o