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TExAs-The great excitement produced
5y the recent annexation project ofJohn
Tyler, s. Co, has become marvelously
cal m. Had we for moment thought that
the u S. Senate would, under existing cir
crnstapces. have given the subject a mo-
ments serious consideration, we should have
given our views to the public when i. was
first agitated. But we believed there was
100 much integrity and patriotism in that
body TO act seriously on scheme incubated
By spectators and hatched out in the dark
oen oil .he arch traitor ofthe universe. We
are not opposed to the annexation of Texas.
"hen 1t can be done honorably, openly and
peaceaoly, and trust hat the day will soon
come when auch will be the case. But to
entertain favorable thought ofthe secret
stealthy. underhanded action of Jobn.Tvler
with the more than autocratic assump ption Of
power he has taken 10 himself, IS what we
never could, and never would do. Let the
suoJect oe laid before The peopie--let them
see the advantage that will be derived from
annexation, and all that is desirable can be
accomplised, without producing that embit
tered state of feeling and confusion which
would evidently result from such hasty
consumation of union between the two
countries.