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era 'ir. yer against inc jHtSehDO1 proven
upon him in the columns of the Inteliigcncer The
iac;s a'c very PLAIN and quite easy 10 be under
stood.


Shortly af,cr the Treaty had been signed and
iad been developed by some Of Mr.. Tyler's Loco-
foco brethren, it was discovered on the part OF
the Administration that without concession By
Mexico il must be rejected. Various Councils
were held by the peculiar friends Of the scheme,
md it was finally resolved to despatch Conf
Dental Agent TO Santa Anna with ovcrtures to
purchase his consent Gr silence. The Senate be-
;aao aPprised Of the purpose Of Hfr Tyler and
addressed him 4 resolution OF inquiry, 70 which
he answered, that "No Messenger had been sent
10 Mexico in order 10 obtain her assent 10 the
Treaty with Texas" Recently Santa Anna in
an ojciqi communication 10 his Minister Of Fo-
reign Affairs hr. Bocanegral cnumeIates the
various propositions and inducements held out to
hlm, by Mr.. q. l.. Thompson, the Confidential
Agent, which stlgma;izes the reply Of !Nr. Tyler
10 the Senate as beng deSlgnediy false and de-
ceptIve III Its character. The hiad!sonian at
;emp;s TO sneak out OF the scravc by ayerring
mat Thompson was mere Messenger, and pos
sessed OF no other authority than to deliver des-
patch. That print seems 10 have little regard
ior The pride or station Of the Engineer in Chief
pf the Navy OF the United States" when ii
owers him TO capacity that might be filed by
one ofts lourTey.nen, and it skluHishes too com
p!scen;y with truth, ,whcn 1t forgets that ns same


,lr. T., vino turns out to be sort OF Duff Green
Ambassador, was one OF the geatry most consulted
with N the plot OF Annexation-thet lie was al


most daily IL con:ersation with iir. Tyler, his
( secretary of Stale. and the co-laboreEs in the
Senate, ana that ne was selected for the mission
because of ms acquaintance with the whole pro-
ceedings and his Feputed interest IN the measure.
But undertake 10 put a Simple question to Dir.
John JONES, which mas not al TINS lime been sug.
rested. Why did the Administration desire hat


sir. Archer tthc Chairman of our Foreign Rels.
ions SHOULD postpone action upon the Treaty lor
f0rfy days the period within which il was con.
rempia;ed Nh Thompson would returr-snd
what was the nature Of the long and deep con.
suitation winch nc had with NJ. Calhoun and
Rr. Walker the day previous to his departure
1t was hardly Necessary iur an ordiaar. mes
sengef' 10 have been 50 mixed up III gravc mat.
;ers OF State, as 1t l. hatdlaprobabe that the
Engineer IN Chief of the Navy Of the Uated