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not anticipate,) or if, any i'll conse-
quences should threaten US, (Which, how
ever, should not much fear,) when the.
whole case came TO be calmly and dis.
passionately viewed, after annexation
was thing accomplished on our part,
we would only do as our fathers did
throw ourselves upon the justice Of our
cause before God and nations, and abide
all results.


Having thus given you my opionions
and views of this all absorbing question,
under your call for them, have only,
in conclusion, to add, that you are at lib
ersy TO publish them, should you think
them worthy Of it.


regard the policy and wisdom Of itn>
mediate annexation as the more obvious,
from recollecting that opportunities once
lost are not always to be regalned in
national affairs, and more than IN those
Of individuals.


With all Difference 10 those who hold
opinions different from these have
formed, and have here expressed, have
the honor to remain, with the most re-
spectful consideration, your most obedi.
ent and very humb.o servent,


CHAs. STEWART.
To the Hon. ]. THOMPSON,


House ofRepresentatives. Washington