{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 2812, "word_count": 511, "ccnet_language_score": [0.8996999859809875], "ccnet_perplexity": [1337.5999755859375], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}


 WILL IExAs ACCEPT ,1;' THE rraals OF rT-s mITTHD TonrH'-Thewhigsh have b9s. gs UNION N 's of keeping Texas out of the Union 4algg theirho links. First, the election of MT n1 ' VI nunba feat of the measure in the Senate of ll5eat' 5. II their strong forces were, and se.', pie U. $, gAs would reject the terms of admission '. that I'd by Congress. One after the ot5s a 0aeFed 10 ! (made of clay) have been snanno5 =. ' these m last link is brollen We have saoa s'' naaly | leading papers of Texas, published <: asao'r qi4 eeiyed the information of the passaee sss as laey alton resolutions, and they declare ib.t ana out of an hundred of the people of Tsv.. '.aell.n yor of accepting the terms ot union .a5 , ste n ing the utmost confidence in tbe inst;s s,'1 'aat Id nimity of the United States, they will win @ ana n's a as to the details of the mode of aam;.i a0' q1lt4 the great object of union is sacconnIisbas so q lowing will give our readers an idea of tb. ile of the people Of Texas on the subject " ieel1 The first intelligence of the nas..... resolutions for the admissionofTe ol U ed Galveston on the 17th inst v;a sqS' a1 leac da, Immediately upon the arrival of ,falag1 4 2 telligence, all the vessels in the barba. ale the "News,'' displayed the star 'Sol' So s1l 1l Banner and the Lone Star Aoatina io gpans' from their masts. On the 18th ? n,aa.: a'ls' the citizens of Galveston was beIa' lss.ls Gaa <. muean Hunt in the char, at wbieb si' a " of resolutions were passed exnress;a s 'sll belief that Texas would ehail win s ;as T t responsiyeinYitation ofihe American 5o IVY ', ' to form part of the Union; eongr,InIda fopPa the people on the consummation of tba a'a. s.' sure thanking Gen. Jackson, John r.f Ta1 4ls .sthat bold and honest patriot;a Jobs y Calhoun, "whose gigantic intellect ;s s4a .. equalled by the purity of his pairiaf;.s " Messrs. Walker, c. ]. IngersoIl. Bibb 'l,, Pn. anan, Woodbury, Douglas, 1IerricE .s Ias son, Henderson, and the horde of inco,Ma ble patriots who have distinguished %g selves by their advocacy of Annexation commenting to the President of Teyss "Propriety of speedily calling special < sion of Congress, for the purpose of sg taining the will of the people in nregarjlot joint resolutions,n and "Wilh the 6aI purpose of acting upon this important s jeet by convention of the people of Tey according to the provisions of tbe e5ayi tionn-aud lastly, recommending to tbed pie the '.propriety of their immediately e veHing in their respective counties, deel,4 their sentiments, and indicating such prpEt nary steps as they may deem necessary expadient' The resolutions were "a. unanimously, and the meeting adjourned, ter expressing q request that the friends annexation in the city would make an i imitation on Sunday evening, the 22aia.

 ". 0. Tropi-