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The TEXAS MEETING IN TANMANY HALL LAST
NIeHT.-We give to day copious and faithful re-
port OF the proceedings at Tamman any Hall last night


These Texas meetings are now noticeable chiefly
as they indicate the activity, squabbles, and in
trgues OF the various cques OF Office beggars They
are all intended merely for effect at head quarters,
and II is really laughable to observe the struggngs
which take place for a chance to repeat some Of
the old "catechism," as Mike Walsh calls it, about
Texas. The people have already decided the ques.
tion, and that too in spite of not few of those
who are now loudest mouthed in its favor The
enthusiasm with which Mr.. Calhoun's name was
received by the meeting was remarkable, almost
matching in intensity the feeling displayed by the
groans and hisses on the meHtion of Governor
Wright in the same place few weeks since The
two facts present striking commentary on the flu.
rious declarations made by some OF the democra-
tic organs about the " harmony OF the party