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We have been surprised to see the
various triffing subterfnge, 10 which
some Of the enemies of Texian annexa-
ton resort, in order to control public
opinion in regard 10 that important dues.
ton What has the annexation OF Tex
cas- TO do with the leading questions
which now constitute. the differences be-
tween parties, other Than. the more cer>.
tainly TO secure the many advantages
sought to be attained by each. The an
nexation Of Texas has an inporlance Of
no less consequence, than the healthy
developemeut Of the entire resources of
cur common. country, whether the fali-s
cy Of the government be conducted in
accordance with the principles Of The
vhig. or democratic party. The.quassl
lion Of Bank or no Bank Tariff, OF no
Tariff, are important It is true, bet be-.
ing Of a domestic character, are 50 unsa
der our control, as to allow time for in.
vestigation, bGt ''lhe golden moment"
for annexation must be embraced, Or
Texas passes from US forever. a &


When candidates aspiring to the high
esi Offices within the gift oflthe peoples.
shall make an, issue predicaled upon
purely domestic data, when questions Of
much greater moment have arisen in
Rvolving the honor and Interests Of the
aaiion, ia her exterior relations with
other governments. we would ask whe
ther The. tiesates ofconfmon reason re-
/ quire, that our opinions upon such i'm
portant questions should be niades to-
! yield compliance 10 par.izan views.
without any regard 10 the most .impors
| tani Question now before the American
people. H.men wall act hastily, rather
than prudently, they must suffer the
penalty OF lheir follies. Such we be-
fese, has been5lhe case with Mraclay,
and Mr.. Van Buren, ia assuminga posi-
tion upon the Texian question, which
subsequent. developealsnss cannot, and
will not justify. Their positions have.
been assumed, upon The most important
questions ever presented TO the consid.
sidsration Or tie american people, and
they must take the consequences. q


We have always regarded this qoes4s
ton as too important, TO Be mix. up
With the party politics or the day-too.
pregnant with far. reaching consequences
Of veal or woe, % this government, 10
be mingled up With The paItr5; qpesiions.
which divide he two political parties of
our country It's too large to be- brought
within the marrow bounds, and shack
led BY the trammeIs of either party. rs
is purely and altogether an American
question, and i should be thus regarded
BY every American citizen. Par,izan
politicians regarding their own selfish
interests, and advancements as para


noun 10 all other considerations, have
and viii continue to eadsasor, ID keep
down this question. but like Banqho's
ghoss Il wilf not down At their bidding


Ths arts of ..he parsizan and deusa gog0e,
vii prove impotsns 70 put down qass.
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