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. STRONG LANouAoE.--The Boston At
las Of Dec. 90. in commenting upon the
prospect Of Annexation, holds the following
lang age:


We must be ready TO AcT-promPtly-
fcar,essIy. eifcctually-when the time
comes. if cunc it ever does. MASSA-
CHUSETTS CANNOT-SHE MUST
NOT--SHE WILL NOT-STBMFT
TO THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS
TO THESE UNITED STATES Let
this idea be impressed Iirm'y. indeiib'y, up
on the public mind. This Union i part
nership of twenty-six States. No new
State can be admitted without the conser:
OF all the Old States. MASSACHUSETTS, Al
\ i satisfied with the Union a. i stands
The grand galaxy Of The twenty SIX stars
j. sufficiently elfulgent to light her on, II
the path of 2 lory. and honor and happiness
She desires not ray from the lone Star
but is willing TO let that STIR shine alone