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From correspondent Of the Gulvesta
who writes upon tho features Of the al
Resolutions.


"This bill, il will bo remembered,
Texas an entire control over her own ler
well as the payment Of her national deb
the Missouri compromise to settle the
slavery. The people Of Texas, we bel.
prefer these terms to,lhose Of tho late I
With "a powerful and stable governments cs
ing the respect and confidence Of ion
tions, the lnnds Of Texas will speedily


appreciate towards their intrinsic vealu
hundred million acres Of public domanir
wo probably have, will soon liquidasei
four or five, or even ten millions, which is
twice the actual amount received by this
ment for ali its Outstanding liabilities. "
others may say about this Governmea
'eviscerated Of its lands. and overwhelmei
tho people Of Texas are perfectly willing
the former. aud guaranty the honorable
of the latter 10 the utmost farihlug."