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TExAsIs OURs!-WIlh heartfelt joy do we an- nouncetha ardent hope and firm belief that some common platform might and " ud be devised in rela- ton to the Annexation of Texas upon which the entire Democratic party could stand man, has leen realized. But wnh even stronger emotions of pleas ure do democratic friends that the great itself may be now looked upon cUnsunlna-

 ted. IL will need no words of ours to enkIndle the democratic heart, spread the beaining smIle of joy upon the democratic C0unienance. The emphatic ex- clamation-"TExAsI IS Rs''-iells the whole story and columns of ervent congratulations add noth-

 ing 10 the thrice welcome truth!

 The good work has been accomplished in the Sem ate by the following vote:

 Yeas-Allen, Ashley, Atchison, Aiherton, Bagby, Benton. Bresee, Buchanan. Coquiu, Dickinson, Dix, Fairfield, Hannegan, Haywood, Henderson, Huger, J.hnson, Lewis, McDuffie, Mrrick, Niles, Semple, Sevier, Sturgeon, Tappan, Walker, Woodbmy-27.

 Nays-Messrs Archer, Barrow, Bates, Bayard, Berrien, Choaie, Clayton, Criu enden, Dayton, Evans. Foster Francis, Huntington, Jarnegan, Man gum, Miller. Mnorehead, Pearce, Phelps, Porter, Rives, Simmons, Upham, White, Woodbrid ge-25.

 The vote was a full one. The yeas include the en- tire DemocfaIc force in the Senate, "A members; 1; and also Wings printed in italics, being one each from Mary land, Louisiana, and Mississppi The nays, of course embrace the remainder of the Wings.

 Throughout the voting the 27 yeas exhibited the utmost ession-Earmeny," to use the words of the immortal Benton himself, and, we will add, determination. Upon the amendment, of which we VIII presently spedhs as Ntil uIoii tions as amended, the vote was the abo, o given. On the other motions which were skiliully varied, will be by the letter of correspo- dent, but which we unable to refer io fully, in consequence of the vexalious nonarrival of the Globe, like frmness was shown. The Democrats in ihe adoption of the resolutions. to the satisfaction of their own conscences add ihe approval of their po- litical friends; but let forget the three Wings who, by voting with them this great occasion, rose superior to the strong ties of party, and have nobly earned the need of honor and gratitude.

 The course of MT. Foster of Tennessee-a by the way the name, politically. sounds almost bad as Talmadge-s deserving of severe censure Ilim- self the author of the House resolutions. which, Il is not uncharable to suppose, were drawn with an ex- peclaIon that they woud prove a nullity, by uoi be ing acce ,,table to Texas; when that design seen and cro,nventedby the sagacily of Mir. Benton, MT. Foster endeavored to destroy lhe whole measure by other amendments, and failing in his efforts, voted nay on the adoption of the resolutions. He has placed himself in an embarrassing positon, and one from which there is ID honorable escape. He has been playing tor reelection the Senate by the Legsia lure oi Tennessee to be chosen next August, but we shall De greatly mistaken if the people of tha gallant Slate do not relieve him from further service their agent. 70 i"aiH tiffi

 mr Walker made motion to amend tim iIonss