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West, was most preposlrous and ridiculous idea.
The consumption Of goods by immigrants from the
Southern States to Texas, would be less than ii
they had remained atshome, and the distance of
transportation would be greater. And as to mules,
and cattle, they abounded in Texas; horses and
cattle running wild over the plains in herds innu-
merable.


The last reason, the increase of the political
power Of the South, was the great secret of annex
alton. Il could not be disguised--it was revealed
every where among the people Of the South. But
Mr.. b. denied the constitutional night to acquire
foreign territory as contemplated, and denounced
the dangers to the South of such an example. The
South had right to their slaves, and could keep
them as long as they pleased; and he had no fear
OF any constitutional invasion of this right. We
left Mr.. Barrow upon this concluding proposition,
in order TO secure our letter in the mail.