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HE IEXAs RESOLUTIONS IN TEXAs.- We have just been shown a letter from a gentleman n Texas. written after knowledge of the passage of the house resolutions. and the proposition 10 amend them by Col. BEN TONS resolutions had reached Texas. This letter states to the effect, that ninety-nine hundredlhs of the people are in favor of the House resolutions, and opposed to Col. BEN ToN's plan. And, that no power on earth can prevent their accepting the conditions proposed by the first named resolutions The writer believes that many of the leading politicians are either opposed to annexation. or are secretly throwing obstacles in the way for some selfish purposes of their own: but that the people are rejoicing everywhere al the near approach of the consummation oI the measure. It is a question which sweeps away those politicians who resist it there, as 1t did here.

 Theletter contains other details, in connec- ton with this question, referring particulary to the relations in which prominent indiyid. uals ia Texas are supposed to stand to the subject, which we omit. It may be said however that but one feeling among the mass of the people prevails in Texas, and that is a determination to accept the terms of annex alton proposed by the House resolutions U HaSaingt0a Constitution