WASHINGTON. December 8, ls45.
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The last impediment is removed. Everything is
now ready Tor the final action of Congress. Gen
Darnel the special messenger in the case, arrived
this aft rnoon, with the joyous tidings Of the con-
hrmaton of the State Constitution of Texas by the
people, and its official endorsement by President
Jones. go. X"


Gen. Darnell has been spending an hour this even
ing AT the U. S Hotel, with his old friend Branch
the enthusiasm of the people of Texas, upon the inn
mediate prospect of the final consumlnatlon OF the
annexation Emlgrants were hurrylng INTO Texas,
a steady advancement was going on IN improve
ments, settlements, and more than all, everything
in the country was assuming stable and perma-
nent character, from the confidence of the people,
in firm, peaceabe and constantly progressive state
OF affairs under the ample shield OF our noble con-
ieoerate government


The annexation of Texas, hit upon by John Tyler
as an expedlen for the Presidential succession, and
opposed by many real advocates of the measure in
the outset, because John Tyler was at the head OF
the movement will stand upon the scroll of history,
in the year of our Lord ten thousand nine hundred
and ninety nine, one OF the greatest events IN Its
moral and political results OF the nineteenth cenu
ry of the Christian era. A few years more, and
Mexico, II our peaceabe relations continue, will
petition for admission into the Great North Amerl-
can Union, and we shall have, from the common
symoathles of christian charity, take her in, and
wash her NANCY limbs in the pure water OF Repub-
hcinlsm, c!othe her in the clean linen OF religious
Liberty, knock oil the manacles from her ances, and
command her, the sublime language OF holy
writ, 80 rise and shine, her light being come"


We cannot better close this brief but triumphant
eplstle than IN adopting the couple cited by Gene
raj T. B Greene, Zone OF the gallant runaways from
the castle OF Perote) in his late address to the west
ern Texans, as a candidate for Congress, TO witt


"No pent up Utica contracts powers,


For the whole boundless continent is ours"