THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.
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Who now doubts that this absorbing question is
settled. Have not the people proclaimed it, from
the Canadas to the nearest limits Of Mexico, to be
nm American measure. Do not the democratic
party, generally in the north; and the whole peo-
pie in the south, irrespective of party espouse it!
Has not the expression of the people been suffi-
ciently loud to justify the Senate in ratifying the
treaty! Or if that august body, still scrupulous,
rejects it. will not Congress feel justified in legs.
atng that territory in our glorious Union?


Nearly all our distinguished politicians have
proclaimed themselves favorable to annexation
The newspapers of the day TEEN with responses to
tho people, on that subject, aboundng with pure
and patriotic arguments in its favor. And the
strongest evidence of the will of the great demo-
cratic host Is the unanimous choice of JAMES X.
POLk as their candidate for the Presidency cy--one
of the first, if not the first eminent politician who
before he was aware of the great force the ques.
ton would have on the ensuing election, ably and
boldly proclaimed himself favorable to the AN.
NEXATION OF TEXAS.


Friends Of Texas! the recent nominations made
at the Democratic National Convention, are cor.
tam carnests of the success of that measure.-
Friends of Texas, stand by your candidate, labor
faithfully; and his election will be certain-Tera,
aciH be anneaed, sure.


Democrats, what more do you want than the
unanimous choice Of your candidate for Presi
dent one too, whose political life is irreproachuble
-one whose democracy can never be doubted.-
Exert yourselves for him as you are won, to WORK
IN our good cause and you will secure his cleo
ton. Let your ralIying cry be Polk, 7eras and
Democracy.