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intrtgues oil Great Britain who always ready to


propratc territory wherever she could get her hsnds up
on H. Mr.. Eddy concluded by entering into history Of
the settle and struggles Of Texas her recognition
free Republic, passing high eulogium upon John
When Mr.. Eddy had finished there we're loud calls for
Moore Barber, Morris, Davezac and several others.


No one, however, appearing, the President called for
but responded to- After pause of several mi
nues sscertained that Mr. Barber in the room
which loud and furious calls from all quarters pre-


Mr. BARBER forward and said il the 6rst time
since the election he had the honor of addressing them
He had been fellow lahorer in the field with them and
participated in their JOY at securing for the dmocracy
the direction ofthe councils ofthe nation for the
years Among other watchwo ords the democrats brought
into the battle was the annexation of tt xas and tns
what right they had to Texas but Great Britain they
would reply what right they had to thunder with her
cannon on the shores of Chinaby what right does she
she answered that she did by right Of conquest he


he would say by the right America claimed Texas
and by the heavens above Il shall be theirs. Terrific
applause) The Autocrat of Russia, too he dared 10
demand our right to Texas, would be reminded of the
smouldering, smoking ruins of Warsawof Polish reu
geesof patriots killed to the mines Of Siberia and thus
would they tell the soveregns Of Continental Europe in
reply to such questions Texas AZ they sboud dare 10
advance they would be reminded c the partt on Of Po
land event the most dsgraceul in the annals of his


tory, aud one which left stain upon their escutcheon


that time could not erase There guaranteed by the
constitution Of 1919 to the settlers In Texas certain rights
which were ahrogated by Santa Anna What did the
Texians do They appealed to the Congress Of Mexico
but could obtain no redress they just treated as the
Americans when they appealed 10 the throne Of Great
Britain, and were spurned with conumey. 30 with the
Iexans They entreated they impored but o.. 20 INC no
purpose, until at last the standard of independence wa
raised to the breeze and they were triumpnan sucn
were the peopewho TO admit them into the
end for to v sons Of
dred, Of mutual advantage, Of patriotism ltwma mea
which tended to the integrity Of the Union