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recent treaty between Spain and the ''a'es oi America has dissipated an

 100 long fondly cherished, and has

 'ae citizens of Texas from the tor rs winch fancied security had lulled

 ihey have seen thems elves, by q apn to which they were no party, lit- 'Oaadoned to the dominion of the ul span, and left a prey not only to ,ous already intolerable, but to all Sae'lons which Spanish rapacity are

 devising.

 Vuzens of Texas would have proved 'eS unworthy of the age in which

 S1anworihy of their ancestry, of

 ,eg republics of the American con- 9uld they have hesitated in this emer- ~a' course to pursue? Spurning the colonial vassaIage- t!isdaining 10 ule most attrocious despotism that s'aeed the annals of Europe, they {pqr.rea, under the blessings of God, ES,a ,p'a that moment they were free

 i' to 1891 Texas and Mexico pre-

 I'allhaed scene of revolution and Texas, although for some time foreign army, never did submit, \ v vteh9ueFel hy either the armies of ,'eAlee. She continued t0 assert Y, " ,,iaedatn, aud she maintained rhe l sl, when she was admitted ll Independent s,alc, wi,h Colum-

 aiesiean eoHfetlamey. Thus Iar I nv M1t Tcxas noYrr ditl submit 4 alasl Texas never hal belonged Government og Mexico. IT. = ihr gentleman lsoa Mas , : i.''s eantel mwl caeefamenf atttthnwn bv mliinrs