TEXAS.
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The measure of Annexation is doubtful The
letter which we, published on Friday, contributes
TO throw new doubt around it. In addition to
these developments, we understand, on good au-
thofity, that President Jones is suspected OF being
hostile to annexation, and General Houston a,
heaIt against it. Btsides, is said that Eng hand
is plying some intrignes against il-that France
now concurs, and that the Texan Charge d. AT
f'ires, lately despatched TO France by the Texan
Government, is an enemy to annexation.


Ii becomes the citlzcns OF the United States to
take decided grounds against the enemies of The
measure, and to call upon the citizens of Texas in
The most decided terms, to put down the open or
insidious efforts of their Government, stimulated
as they are by the intriguing emssaries Of Euro
Pean powers. The moral force OF popular scnti-
ment in Texas can control the result


We understand that our own Government AT
Washington have their eyes open, and are dis
playing the most determined energy in our retu.
lions with the young Republic. MIR, Pint, of the
Stale Department. is about to proceed to Texas
with instructions 10 our Charge. The N. York
Morning News is still in error about the course il
is pleased to attribute to the Administration, OIL
rather, which it ehalks out for it.; !,


Meantime, whilst the question is thus exposed
TO doubt and danger, and the enrmirs of the an
nexation, both in the United States and in Texas
are attempting to defeat the mcasure-bat let the
people Of Virginia do their duty in the pending
clrcton-and vote on. every man for Congress
or for the Legislature, who is not most decidedly
ts friend: Rich. Enquirer.