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DEMOCRACY FINDIGATED.-In the last canvass the democrats were constantly charged with using the Texas question as a lobby to gain strength. Thousands of sim cere friends to annexation in the whig ranks were persuaded that the democrats were not sincere in their Texas zeal, and that after the election no more would be heard of mex alton. We were denounced as having got ten up a Aala5Ag for mere political effect and with no honest intention of prosecuting the measure to its final consumation These as- sertions and charges were repeated so often that they gained credence with many who were in the whig party but solicitous 10 see Texas annexed. The course of the democ- racy since the election ought to satisfy all such deceived annexation whigs that our zeal in behalf of Texas was entirely sincere- The subject has been pressed without abate- ment upon Congress until the moral force of public sentiment has secured it's consuma- ton. The sincerity of the democrats has been fully and signally vindicated. They have given ncontestable proof of the honest solicilude which they felt previous to the election, by demanding the fulGlment of the popular will without any delay Their as- saiants have been thus confounded and re- buked, and honest annexation whigs will know iii future how 10 appreciate their elec- tioneering impositions.

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