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We have received Texas papers of the lates, da'es Among them Galveston papers to the 9Ih.

 The National Register at Washington has thrown of all disguise and is rabid in it's opposilon not on- y to the proposed form of annexation, bu, to III oonnexion with the United States. 1t proclains that a union with the United States would he an evil and a curse to Texas; that lhe United States are on the verge of dissolution from internal causes that civil and foreign war are both impending. and that Texas ought to keep of the vortex of such horrors. The same paper long since the pro- iessed advocate of and the causes of it's lortuous course and present hostility suspected to De owing to the interpretation of foreign agents. th all persuasive money.

 Another difficulty is found in the constitution of Texas It is said that President JoNEs has no pow CT to entertain propositions for subyerson of the existing government, and the question raised how can the people of Texas proceed act. in order to accomplish the change of government. It is propos- ed in the Galveston News of the Sth, to hold spon ianeous popular meetings for the formation of con- venon, to make new State Government, and sub- init the same for the approval of ,he existing con gress at an extra session, and which President JONES is expected to summon.

 We find in the News of the Sth, accounts of yari. ous pabIc meetings, all of which are nearly unani,n- ous for annexation. At San Augustine, very lai ge meeting held, at which K. L. Anderson, Vice President of Texas, presided. On the committee |, f resolutions was Gen. Henderson,, late Charge 10 the United States, Mir. Kaufman the Charge, and d number of other dlstingu shed citizens They passed resolutions unanimously favor oi annexation s.pp- on the basis oltle late of the Congress of the U. Staes,S and pledgins themselves to use all honora- b,e means to carry into effect.

 The Red Lander, published in that section of the country, says:

 THE PEOPLE DEcIsIyE!-So far as we can learn from the adjoining counties, the voice of the people IS unani nous for annex aiiOn. We may with propretv call 1t unanimous, when, out of d popula- ton oi 90O votes, as Is the case in Nacogdoches we are crediby informed, nol 20 are to be found that will vote against this ueasure With the great mass oi citizens of the east the dearest object of their de sires IS to become citizens of that great American Republic. Take away from them the hope of union with the land of their nativity, and hopeless despon- dency would pervade the land. It is the bel in the successful contamination of this great policy, annex aon. that has buoyed them up under every adyei s- ly It has been the moving principle which has kept hundreds oi our citizens hom returning from Texas to the United States. We can readily imagine the gloom and dsconient that would immediately result were all chances lost for being united again 10 the land from whence came