HousE or REP's, Jan. 9.

ADMISSION OF TEXAS AS STATE.
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ADMISSION OF TEXAS AS 4 STATE.

 Mir Dremgoole asked the general consent of the House To introduce, without formal notice, bill, declaring the assent of Con gress that new State be formed within the jurisdiction of the republic of Texas, and ad- mlted into this Union.

 Mir. D. asked the indulgence of the House simply to state that, in drawing up this hill, he had followed the precedenis set by Con- grsess m admitting lhe first two new Siaies that were admitted into the Union, YiZ Ken lucky and Vermont On the 3th February, l7gl, Kentucky was erected into State within the jurisdiction of Virginia, ,o come into the Union more than year aileTwardsi and the shic of Vermont, which vas then out af the Union, was admitted as au caiire member al ihe couicdracy, la come n on the iili of March. i5al

 Leave was shen ganiel, aa.. lhe bih was read as follows;

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