From Me Macon { Geo. Democrat.

 TEXAS-THE SOUTH.
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 fkmohths ago, when 1t was known that |people of Texas desired to be annexed |ae American Union, all men of every |E, wings as we'll as democrats, respond With the patriotic shout of WELCOME, FLcoME TEXAS! Meantime a treaty of aost favorable character was negotiated he annexation of that republic to the sis |ood ol the American States. But Mir. ", iof reasons best known to himself, [les out and declares against annexation E' and nferentially forever; and straight- \, \ @s scene $ changed. G

 iae owlss minions of the s.dictator of Ash Y lake their cue, and the treaty must not < .allaed And although this government, ,eell as those of the great powers of Eu- Y E nave solemnly acknowledged 1t, these 'alou ' doctors of whiggery declared that |'S' IS not free and independent state, \ ulal she is still department of Mexico :;

 ', gat government, as we'll as England,

 7, @ 0e consulted before the treaty can be

 s sa0aed They virtually declare that Tex a a'us' light her own battles over, and that S. ast Offering must be made upon the alter |,l spa'ilsh tyranny, that the bones of the ||IT,sssean, T tho Georgian, the Kentuckian, pa 'Hglnlan, the Mississippian, the Alaba- Eg' ale Louisianian, the Carolinian, and |Is ,ssendants s of the pilgrims from the green |oa | T New England that are now bleaching :, n plains, were all offered in vain; that l.l i"ailo and Goliad and San Jacinto must sn gan. This is the decision of MT. X, E aau ms leaders, and 1t is from that de- nss, s @e deslre to appeal to the plain and g ss. people of the country, who are yet ss siupled by the litlleness of the party sss'lelt' to the warm hearted and gener-

 bbn,'issflcan, b, whose blood is not chilled by Snsa snahg curse of party: it is to these agn ,'.a as these we submit the issue---are .a., @,,'.ing to say that Texas is not yet a b;,a ,' independent State? Do you, too, 'sle consent of either Mexico or Eng i, ,ba ," oFaer that Texas may be admitted g ,s lasnily of American States? No, no,

 psuo'' uo'' You will not, until Lexington, rl,@ef ''Aef iiill, Camden, and Eutaw, and aro sH are forgotten. As fer ourselves, . lsa9 ,9' iexas; we are for the South S,, 1 ol our birth and the home of our a t let others do as they may, VIC will

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