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II represent. It is impor-

 .at y, of the existing Govern

 seo to their exercising the

 }, been delegated to them,

 ly with a requirement to

 .:olutions on the subject of

 l5y ythe American Congress.

 .So present extraordinary

 .r,ess .,T of the Republic of

 .sayoked, and to lis wis

 .,Ie Department, the Exc

 \. the determination of the

 5e performed by the Con

 ,,,Ipous, and will probably

 ,sssi1crable period of time

 D would respectfully re-

 re.s the proprlety of ma

 F5ropriiatioo for the payment

 l: well as the officers it may

 nploy. n.

 foagress the propositions

 E,ion. to inform them, that

 1. mcliminary to a treaty of

 ,.is of a recognition of in-

 sxas by Mexico. were sign

 ,ftbe latter, at the city of Iab of May last, and were

 !. Government on the 2d [l5a Alley de G,yprey,Mlais- [r of his Majesty the King 1 Ibal Court, by the hands of [B. NJ Charge d'AilaIres near l In consequence of the l areiiminaries, the Executive \ his duty, in the recess of |,se the fact known to the 1 and to declare and proclaim [,siIitiies between Texas and |s same could be communl- [g,I upon by, Congress and |,bopt to assemble A pro- k purpose was consequently N instant, a copy of which is |Iaed. The preliminaries be- |q of a treaty, will, with all |nce in relation thereto, be Indicated to the Honorable |1.iituti0naE advice, and such bslom the same shall seem | of Annexation or In lepen- De placed before the people Ier free sovereign and un- h determine the allilnportant | as it shall depend upon the l. he will give immediate and expression of their will. in regard to the important onmunicated to Congress, late adjournment, been one anu embarrassment. Cues feplty have been presented ld0n, upon which the late the country depended, and | or constitutional guide for Ea has been obliged to as leace, great and severe res 2 trusts, however, that Con elhe course he has adopted, ightened counsels, relieve n the course hereafter 10 be n to those questions.

 is happy to announce to 'exas is at peace with the

 all foreign powers with al intercourse, friendly re- Iined. The different tribes borders, with whom trea- continued to observe the faith; and within the last lion has been received, that 1omanches within our lim- ltaincd until then a hostile 'exas, have sued for peace, ish to be permitted to come rate a treaty of friendship, { of this Government, has .h. nts made at your regular oaal companies of rangers Q service, have been carried Id have afforded adequate protection to our frontiers. the Treasury, have been the various expenditures of

 \ specie currency has without difficulty, and all ills which were in circuI-

 of your late adjournment, ned and withdrawn from le Executive is happy to Congress- and the country, eace, happiness and pros e experienced by Texas, ! equalled by so young a for tie Executive to ex- confidence in your individ- stain the best interests of eryent hope that He who 8 of men and nations in crown your deliberations blessings.

 ANSON JONES. RESOLUTION.

 | of the existing government Texas to the United States. government of the United osed the following terms, 'ndliions, on which the peo- of the republic of Texas Ito a new State, 10 be called ] and admitted as one of the llcan Union, to wit

 he resolutions of the United ly said terms, the consent government of Texas is re- ne.