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Hon. Edmard Cross.-This gentleman reached
home a few days since, and we learn from gem
tiemen who have conversed with him on the sub.
lect of annexation Of Texas, that there is no ra.
tiona doubt about The success of the measure, and
that Texas will certainly accept the terms as
embraced in the resolutions passed by Congress.
We make this statement because the Judge is d.
rectIy from Washington city, and has ever been
a warm and Jealous advocate Of annexation, be-
sides bis means of information have been better
than others not similarly situated. H. ...


The Congressional career of the Judge is now
closed. We differ ith him politically, and as
long as he holds on to democracy, and we to whig-
CORY, we shall be bound, whenever the Judge runs
for office, to give him hint now and then, mere


y to remind him that he is wrong and we are right.
Our difference is only political. As citizen,
neishbor, friend or any thing else, (politics ex-
cepled). we respect and esteem him. Washing.
ton Ark., Telegraph AprH I'd. 49,