A VOICE FROM TEXAS
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The snembeTs Of. Congress of Texas have ad,
dressed a letterto the members ofthe Congress OIL
the URited States, in which they correct certain
impressions in regard to the feelings OIL
tho people Of Texas upon the subject Of reanneS'
atioa and declare that their constituents are %lI
ing to come into the Union " on sfoOting IN all u
respects equaEwith the other States Of the Union
The following is the letter:


WAsHING4oE Texas, Jan. 2, 1874
TO tie nsen6ers Of Congress aFtss United States D'"
arg friendly to Teras:


The undersigned, members ofthe Congress oil Inc nv
public Of Texas have learned with great concern s
fegrat, that most eFroneohs impression has onSw
and prevails generally ameng<the -msmbeFs OF eoDs.
and people sEthe United States in regard TO me l
ings and opinions of the people Of this Republic he
the sabjectof the political annexation OF Texas 70
United States And appreheading that this re
!fnot contradfcted, may possibly have much oil o
In modifying or preventing altogether any ac.oT
your present Congress this subject, the Go
deem IT not improper to assure you, as they heTeoI I
and authorize yeu D make ethe declaration, tha
RIne-epths Of their constituents and, as tney eS bs
of the entire people of Texas, would most cheel r
willing that our government should embrace an ying
lures from the government Of the United STATES IN
for their object the political annexation OF e
footing in all respects equal with the other otaS''
Union.