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From the following article, from the Mis-
sissipp Creole, it appears that Texas is about
TO follow the example Of her older Sister States
in the payment Of her debts


"It is said that the first measure OF Gen. sam.
Housion'S administration will be 10 declare me
Texan Government free OF deb, by acl o IN
solyency. THIS is certainly 4 very important
movement and will produce very material
change in the aspect OF affairs Of that young
Republic. This has been the custom, in SUB
stance, though not exactly i'll form Of the Eng
lish Government, for ages. They never pay
any of their national debt--and hardly seem
disposed 10 pay the interest. Texas is reduced
to this measure BY Sheer necesSy-and q
course brings in the plea OF Self-preservalion;
Her deb is twelve or fourteen millions, and
herrevenpe is received in notes ofthe Govern
ment Treasury, worth in market, probab 10
to 20 cents per dollar. From this torlorn CON
dition she could never be able 70 redeem her
self, and the fact Of her being so unfortunately
situated ruins trade and commerce. prevents
immigration, and raralyzes all attempts al the
internal improvement Of The country"