TEXAS.

The Union publishes the following letter:
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The Union publishes the following letter:

 GALVESTON, Aug. 9, 1S45.

 We have no late intelligence from the Conven- tion. Rumor says that the President has left Washington for Austin, having been invited to do so by the Convention, who wish to get his consent to change our form of Government immediately The manner in which it is proposed to do this, is not known do not believe Pres. Jones will consent 10 any such measure. His friends here, generally, are of the same opinion. have every reason to believe that Mai Donelson, so far as he is concern ed, would decidedly disapprove of such move do not believe, however, that any thing can, by possibility be done to defeat annexation. The peo- pie are determined upon it, and if is to be hoped that no precipitate action the part of those dele gated to act for them, will throw difficulties in its way; and am satisfied, in my own mind. that President Jones will do all in his power to carry out the expressed wishes Of the people. He will do it in proper season, and in proper way; and have no doubt but he will in all matters, show him. self worthy of the high confidence of the people of Texas.

 .Merican .Niscs -The Washington Union of Friday says -" We are not advised that our Gov ernment has received any late despatches or fur | ther information from Mexico Our precautIona- " preparations are still advancing with great spr it." The New Orleans papers of the 18th and 9th contain no news of any great importance-noth- ing that throws any additional light upon the in- l tentions of Mexico.-.N Y. Tribune.

 1 Democratic COnsisteney.-That "jewel" in the democratic faith-consistency-i rarely more strikingly exemplifed, than in the following. C. 1 P. Danforth. editor of the Nashua, N. H. Gazette in his paper of Nov. 10th. ls43. thus indignantly spurns the proposed Annexation of Texas:-

 o The evils that will be entailed upon the North by the admission of Texas into the Union | are INcALcULABLE, GREAT, BAsE-BEYONL ALL HUMAN COMPREHENSION! '-@ The object and design throughout ALL IS BLACK l AS INK-AS BITTER AS HELL !!T'

 Since the election of Polk, this pink of demo cr.cv has been appointed postmaster at Nashua and what a wonderful change has come over thu ss spirit of his dreams :" On the 10th of July 1s45, he halls the consummation of this |" "hclish' scheme, in the following strain of exultation =

 ssCREAT t-GOOD D!!-GLORIOUS!!!

 TEXAS IS ANNEXED TO THE UNITED,

 STATES "'

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