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as viii speedily make up his mind and decIare
his sentiments upon the proposed measure oil a"'
pexotion. Although the loin: Resolutions whlch
have lust received the sanction OF The l. D ""''
ernmen,. 90 not embrace all the PROVISIONS, or
gives that ample and complete Justice which We
could desire. vet they present to US no important
or solid grounds OF objection.


To our friends ia the United States. We VIII say
IonI think we shall be sustained by the event
That. n, least, nine.ienths Of the people oi TINS
country IRE unchangeably in favor oil Annexation;
and of our planters and iarmsrs--ihe bono ana
s;new of the lnnd--includng the early settlers.
whose strong rgh, arm and indomliable courage
have triumphu nt achieved our bertles--oi lhose'
moro than nineieen.iwentieths look TO their re-
union with the great American family OF states
as the shee, anchor Of their hopes. Sing!e-hand'
ed and unaded, they have secured their FREEDOM
and they want no foreign powers to guaranty
their independence. While they desire the friend
shin Of all nations, they do not exPcc, unbonehi
fayors from any. They understand the essential
elements Of civil liberty too well, 10 be dazzcu
with the empty name oil nationality, purchased al
the expense of political dependence. Their de-
sire is 10 secure a government for the sake ot It's
blessings. and no, its namc. But ifany name can
have charm in this country, the privilege OF say
ing 81 am an American Citizen" IS the proudest
distinction known to the people OF Texas.


TIE Houston Morning Star observes thus upon
the news: The news of the passage OF the An
uexa,ion Resolutions was hailed with burst oi
enthusiasm by our citizens that has never been
exceeded. The news of the victorious battle oil
San Jncino scarcely excited such enthusiastic
rejoicing. The souui of the drum and Other
musical instruments, the roar Of the cannon, the
loud shouts of the multitude resoundng long attel
midnight, indicated the ardent longing OF ouI
citizens 20 return once more under the glorious
81 -is Of the American unlon.'


Anu, oqain: "The people almost with one voice
call aloud for p;omp: and decisive ac:'on and we
are confident tha, the rAccuti:e will not bo found
waning at this crisis. No .nortui power cnn re-
sis, the decree that has gone forth. Texas rG!ur2'
like the lest Joseph to The parentaI bosom. May
the Union be perpetual. lie, us humb.y hope that
the All.wlse Being who has thus far directed the
Lone Star of our country through the murky clouds
of war; has in mercy determined thati' shall hence.
forth become the bright and glorious emb'em OF
unceaslng peace