Er.P,,.;dens Hoaston's Varedietory.
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:. The attitude Of Texas now. TO my apprehen-I
,;on, is ono Of peculiar interest. The United
States have spurned her twice already. Let her.
the refore, maintain her position firmly, as II is,
and work out her own political salvation. Let her
legislation proceed upon the supposItion, that we
are to be and remain an independent people.-fI
Texas goes begging again for admission into the
United States she will only degrade herself. They
will spurn her again from their threshold, and 9TH
er nations will look upon her with unmingied pity.
Let Texas therefore maintain her position. Ii
the United States shall open the door and ask he
to come into her great family of States, You will
then have other conductors. better than myself,
to lead yoa into union with the beloved land
from which we have sprung-the land OF the broad
stripes and brighs stars. But let US be as we are
until he opportunity is presented {; and then, let
US 60 in if at ali, united in one Phaanx, and sus-
tanned by the opinion of the world.


II we remain and independent nation, our ter
ri,ory will be extensive, unlimited. The Pacific
alone will bound the mighty march OF our race
md our empire. From Europe and America, her
soil is to be peoped. In regions where the savage
ard hs ha RaS aas sSy Sa% T M the
vet TO find an EXTENDED field of Development
With union industry, and virtue, have moth.
ing to apprehend. IL lett alone, We have our des.
tiny in our own hands, and may become a nation
distinguished for its wealth and honor"


! Thus we see that the contumaciousness Of the


whig Senators of the last session Of Congress has
wellnigh lost 10 the glorious and widespread
territory of Tcxas--los, 10 US The glory of ruling
and peopling land Of vast resources; Of spread
ing the principles Of our free and happy govern,


ment and almost thrown into the hands Of for.
egn and secretly inimical, AMI openly enviou s
power, trade aud commerce which will hereaf'
| ter be Of incaculabIc value. But our present


perhaps, or our next coming Congress, will extend


10 the citizens ofTexas, who are and the same will


US, whose countries the Creator designed should be


'one and inscperable," all that they have asked


Of US, and welcome them to the beloved lanc


from whence they sprang, and to whose inhabt


ants committed the glory, the liberty and the


happiness of .hc North American Continent


And no power can stay this destiny-no base spir


it of partyism, or baser spirits OF contracted Fed


era sm shall be able 10 SET bounds to our glorious


emprse. edward ~ is our cry.