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Ertopsar smigfante when che Is annesed to tho
United States than il Is ct presents These eni.
grants will If Texas remains independent; bring
with them European feelings and European opin-
ions. If this observation means any thing, it is
that if Texas becomes part of the United States,


and emigration from Europe is admitted, the ems
grants will then leave their European feelings
and opinions behind theml But these European
emigrants WILL as soon as they have sufficient
strength, destroy that great domestic institution
upon which so much of the prosperity of our
Southern country depends" Now, upon this
point only few words are necessary. So long
it is the interest of the inhabitants of Texas to
retain slavery as part of their institutions they
will retain it, aud no longer; and as an indepen


dent nation, she has right to act as she feels
best for her interests. All these things are to
lead to war between Texas and the United
States. England will be party to it from ne


cessity" (query, what necessityD y The other
great powers of the world will not be idle spec
tators. The peace of the civilized world the sta
blty of long established institutions, and the des


tinies of millions, both in Europe and America,
hang upon the decision which Texas shall now


pronounce" All this is to be impressed by Mr.


Murphy upon President Houston; he (Mr. Hous-
ton) is told that great responsibility rests upon
him; that the accomplishing the point at issue
"would do more for the happiness of mankind
than has been effected by any political movement
within the last half century" How can the Pre-
sdent of Texas hesitate about agreeing to the
plan of annexation, particularly when, as Mr..
Upshur states,she, 'Presidem Houston, himself
has receued the Information that a clear consti-
tutional majority IF hoo-thirds of The Senate are
in faror Of annexation, from sources which will
command his respect" A few days will deter
mine what respect this information was entitled
to; true or false, however, it has, this had it's
operation upon the minds of the President and
Government of Texas. MARSHALL.