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November, 1910: all which have been long since
ratified Now, let US observe the effect upon our
trade with Texas of her introduction into the fami


" of nations. by the recognition of her indepeHd


ence by other nations, and treaties of commerce
with them; thus placing her towards US in the at
titude of foreign state. The resolution offered
by me in the Senate of the United States for the
recognition of the independence of Texas, was
adopted on the I'd of March, 1887; and with that
year commence the tables of our exports to Tex
as as new empire, inscribed on the books of the
treasury These tables, in the treasury reports of
exports to Texas, exhibit the following result: