r,.. co,,p,rntors In a Hobble.
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late news from Texas is neIihe. 10 De ia"s1'
down nor elbowed out Of sight by the chasflhsu
.onera,onists. II is in VAN that they assi' 'i-o'
thew knee President Jones and ms chqoe -.
posed 70 the conspmmation oi thsii P'o's
less they did, but II is not there iiiae 'le
Iii the hostility of The Press ana S0t--- -
their general and growing nosun'y' as a' y
~. ,soor of all advices by the last aHiVai-'o nn-


~.,;o, on the terms OF the House Resolution 'aa'
'.a...otiaI The Richmond Enquirer Is thoiocsn'y
.s,,roed from that quarter ana Goes no' suiiehoei


-, 80 of Annexation on its dearly beloved House
.J.,,o,ro without knowing what II does. On al
-. Z, ia substantially admitted that the Official
a., which has gone on posthdste to Texas VIII
bs n,oup,y rejected and that Polk must begin again
nader the oower granted IN the Senate amendment
From every pro- Texas quarter we have Suggestions
,b,, dnnsrctio cannot be e6ecfed unless 'es assume
,bs sbt of Tenas, and that We may as vel do th's
frs, as last.


But stop, gentlemen! let us see what Po,rf' has
hem granted 10 Mr. Polk in the premises. il seems
clear TO US tina, if Texas shall rect the profter oi An
n,xation already sent on TO her, the whole force oi
IN, Joint Resolutions is spent! Let US see The
Io;nt Resolutions read thus: directly alter the
House proposItlon:l


"And further ReJofred. That If the President OF the
I-n,d states shall in his Judgment and discretion deem
II no advisable ioS,ead Qproceeins 10 submit the fore
% resolution 70 the Republic OF Texas as an overture on
The part of the United States for admission deciae 70 eso
tate with that Republic; he"--


Is it not plain that the Presidcn, is no, authorized
10 try one alternative first, then the ether lac IS
first TO decide under which proposition he will pro-
coed; but haviag chosen and failed with that, ne
has no right ojtcrcayd to resort 10 the other. The
House proposition has been officially transmitted to
Texas; if she rejects it, Mr.. Polk must walt until
Congress gives him new power. The House keso-
lutions will be dead.


As to the payment Of the Public Debt OF Texas, IT
Will be time to think of that after she knows herself
how much it amounts TO- 1t is plain enough by 'fiis
time that she knows she has no Public Lands ade-
ouaie to its payment, and that she must saddle 1t
upon us or repudiate 1t. IN case OF Annexation
We rather think that when our People want to
add tina, debt TO their own they will let their rulers
know It,