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over them; those Of importance opened and read
Among them was one from Major Donaldson, charge dc
dbIs ssdngs of the British agent Elliott to prsvsn
the Of Texas to the United States The Cen
territory important portion Of country given
away to England without shadow of title on the part OF


ngsh ministers 's on D's TssrrnR Il Parliament to the
ling map on which the true boundaries were define
ited; and Of which they were apprissd when urging
their demands"


Right the side of the American people, and firm
ness in maintaining it." he continued, .wh trust in GOD
sons Of which the British government would de-
prive them. am satisfied that they will assert and vim
dicate what justice awards them that part of
territory or country will be submitted to any arbi
tration but Of the cannon's mouth"


He felt grateful to merciful Providence. that had
in the defence Of the continued Independence and pros
pey Of his beloved country, and that he could give
,sve it, withhe cheering reflection that the country was
now settled down upon firm democratic basis; that the
ghts Of the laborng classes wee respected and pro-
ected for he alts from en- that the country de-
ives all it's ro,perty and geatness snd to them
nust ever look to defend soil when invaded They
never ~ used. No sir, and never will Give them
IA honest government, freedom from monopoes and
privilege classes and hard money mot paper-currsn.
y for their hard labor. and ali will be we'll"


N o'clock p M, his distress became suddenly very
ra' and the water ncrea ing to an al mng extent An
xpress sent to Nashville. tweivs miles. for surgi
With success much water was taken from his abdomen
which produced great relief although extreme pros
ration


Tuesday, June 3d-Much distress through the night
Opates freely administered but sleep appeared to
have passed from him. Calm and perfectly resigned to
the will of his Redeemcr and prayed to God to sustain
him in this his hour of dissolution.


AT 10 "A. M, Doctors Robinson and Walters arrived
from Nashville. Doctor Essman having remained with
the General through the night consultation was held
and all that had been done approved and all that
could be done to conform to the Generals tempo
rary wants.


At 4 p. M, left hiss house for home He expressed
great solcitude in my behalf but silent the
was too affecting and left this aged soldier, staesman
mates Of the Hermitage without the power Of saying
farewall Yeurs, truly, WILLIAM Track.


To PAUL X. HUBS, Esq. City Of Now York.