Mr.. Allen 10 Mr.. Doneison.

DEfANTMENf OF STATE,
WAsHISGroS ON THE BRAzos, April Ia, lsI5.
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the proposition contained in Mr. Donelson's
nicaton the which induced the President of the
United States to select the proered basis and the lucid
expication OF the views, dispositions, and intentions
Of the and people Of that Union respecting
this republic, and the rights and interests Of her citizens
and the and interesting relations proposed to be
eventually consummated thereby as presented in the
note referred to and, Notwithstanding the great ply
steal prosraton occasoned by attack of Illness
which has confined the President for the last ten days
to bed Of sickness he has gwen to the contents of


Mr. Donelsons the consideration due to their great
Importance viewed in connection with their probable in
fuence upon the future destiny Of this nation.


The intimate acquaintance Of Mr.. Donelson with the
institutions and organic law of this republic renders it
unnecessary for the undersigned to make known to him
that President clothed with the power either of
accepting or the terms of the proposition pre-
ented by the referred to- Under such circumstan-
ces he is impelled by Of the high duties of his
station, at SO important juncture, to call to his aid the
assembled representatives Of the people, and to avail
himself Of the benefits Of their counsel and delibera-