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VOTE RE-ANNEXING TEXAS AS STATE.

 The vote In the House of Representatives to-day, providing for the re admission oi Texas ant" the a'- nop, is exingnsher oi aghaiioh' hh" est"p fishes peace and good will between the different sec ,;ons oC our Junn too firmly to be shaken by reh oi,us (,naticlsm or noluical phrenzy IL s ihe po- 1en v,ice of inc people calling in new people to give additional strength in the will u lhe existing conlederacy to sustain Ard Il IS mus u'"' 'he eN- n,nsiuu of the Union will ever contribute 10 ils pow a, and ne,oetuty The greater the number oi States embraced in it, the greater will the interests siaked on the inyioAbiliiy of it's peace and security, ani thegreaier inc mass of influence embodied to look down nrtly sectional attempts tn dstroy lhe traern al tie, that hold il together as a nation. The spas n,odie affections whirh may sometimes seize upon a na,ticular State will more disturb ;he gi eat bo dy po,c than the turbulence of little rlll, swollen by sudden gust, the sea' ocean into whose ooso" | il falls. EI .. 4."

 The act authorizes Texas to come in as n State and ,his realizes a once the stipuaions of lhe rea | ty of lSO3 which bound he United States to France ,o perform this very act. The resolution of this da, 1 is in fac,, nohng more than ihe exec,iion af Mir Jeierson's treaty. b, which lie territory of TeSa was acquired. @t,l a V .

 There is nothing, III our opinion, 10 object to il inc nrososal voted by the House, day, except Una | it is loaded with conditisns which may frm an ob stacle to ile acceptance Of the overture bv Texas But this can, and trust will, be obyiated by iu lure legislation. Il Texas comes prepared to ente ,Ie Union the next Congress will be just and nor 

 than just to her Wrnnged al first by heaiiess re pudiation she win find that the injustice will be re deemed by generosity, and the kindness, bhert withheld, be paid with usury. .l Id

 The vnte on ihe resolution carried to day does m show ihe strength of the question of remuneration There is, have no doubt a minority of fifty m tn the House in favor of storing Texas 10 the Uglon equhiy oi.iss' p'''"e tne introduction oi w | slave and MO non-slave ehoding States This, VI have little doubt, ill be the effect of the act as pnssed More than half the country is mount.i inous "r al least elevated, cold, and of a pastoral charac ter. if this country is e,er to be settled il must b by white populhiion exclusively. h aill be the in ieresI of the earlier admitted State make il and il is left to he election of the States which ar to grow up in this high grain growing and grazin region to decide, presenting themselves for adm sion, whether they i'll prohibit slavery pr moi. A this wall be in the choice of inc majority, who cal duubtas to The result North of latitude 36 degrea 30 mnuies slavery is absolutely prohibited

 Upon the whole. we congratulate the democrac rhe voie Of the popular branch of Congress 1, i suspicious to the peace, prosperity, and bappines of iI,e whole coniinent.-[G .=.'5''f