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 os se hnng theira lNNEzED' ,.5 :. U agy-theaa. ? Stature, m and the work a'iiy that t qs ', .,iony i.lls we have continu- on offered t' 2I,,s l.,os when the stoutest j. and fasir ' 9a 7 esauot slr but rejoice that n nunbs, ;, .,ss l States have adopted cd since t5.e '.aatives l5 of the people, age ef the s:. is %,rs of the aeqaiescence l hat nio.rs a.,1 ,II.5ildonat I.il1 section propos- Texas are ip {, 7 respect to the operation l, and t5,. .T soau the domestic con- stice and '1' n. s5tss, aat we anticipate no will moi aasl a'5 t .s SO far as it affects the mission ds d@' # inc country, we are ished, Ts " 's,ilies of free republic l of tb. @ cl5 y ls,ces of foreign govern ct. T'i5jn. IL is a sign and Dass,u, .n.Iom from transatlantic .TeTss.e ol o, nst mean to impute to the via I' M., iea' p5o opposed the passage ivaI aq ,raIag :, ,ay @g unworthy feeling or barball <, lle ' bat it is a source of pro- Mar SOl SO ,1st Congress has stood ina io spens ,ll Issue .. of external opinion 2 ,,a. qil' ,,ioa. and that ina matter eld % Ga I IJonestic importance the .bicb Soa' -s s,rsaed all onward course, ynrass;5 , a @t consideration that did not win y'ag ia55 as, of good or evil as under jesn IVY, Joy l.j by the national eonstlt- of 'd'aia ,bo 4 these distinguished legis- John T.., I inc resolutions upon con , iol! lN <. or upon considerations of lect s4a i. U. .,r. can give offence to no oair;o,;.' VI 7 was one about which the Bbb' Is'I9ra Pas g3ls might well differ. The rick Pg pl j were vast in extent, and [ inco,n .g. sablished immeasurably be- sboJ ''iu x. \ onestions of mooted pow xatiop '' mediate application and pro- Tey.. 5a. It was not to be expect snpe;si s,s said wished-that a una ;e of .,s would be entertained upon paapl o rIgng so many and so gigan- he (5gt no IS, who regard the decis- ortanl .p power under the consti- 3 off, a3aiast foreign encroachment e C5nstI fass by a peceable and legis- 10 tbe1 sa of territory, and the result iaelr n fthe future safety and grand !, deest 5Ie.

 ,b n,.i; gt t will become the settled ,ssay 5ion not to allow any further re 3.. .tbosoil of America by Earo- burned Tie western hemisphere rfienj, by western people. We do } an aJIishad colonies in Europe ,221 1ias lRou5lics own none other than ] T1iop, aaa they should not permit

 58 hemmed in and hampered leais s5ons of European despotisms,

 sl grasp at contiguous territory i.la 3 mel moriag their citizens and over ! .p,ga o5 aaeils. Already too much of , eoa owned by Europe, who con-.

 saioacia5 with the exacliag cu- baa a5ent landlord. America has wha ga fom this species of ptoprie- gee9 lis quite time that is extension 5ksa qpsl, at whatever price, and at laa were diplomatic intrigase in Ike a bdag Texas under bonds to

 ato say the most powerful so-

 leearth, is an admitted fuel, and 'ai eei when no longer capable of 1n b; and that these negotiations

 ral with the design of obstruc-

 pga and abating the influence of 'e saes, is also conceded and pro 'nI bdcr his aspect of the Texas

 E rejoice that the country has i equal to ali emergency that g s consequence and menced its 'L hs leading power of America ad bsso. Whatever the crowned t1 aeft to do with Europe, how M Nup and pull down dynasties, di-

 ans between them, as in the obli- oI hland, whenever they attempt to air system in this quarter of the

 pay that there will be one power mstaining the cause of human iRpablican sovereignty, and that

 kvIl be as willing as potent in it's

 We regard the passage of the an

 Solutions as the triumph of Ame-

 aovef European arts; as the tri-

 hnollcan energy over royal Gnesse;

 aPls of free minds overthe diplo-

 regn task-masters and so consi-

 we hail the decision as one which

 eebrate by every manifestation of

 md joy.