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Hon. A. P. UPaHUR, SC,
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mo. 81 FOREIGN OFFICE, Dec. Is, 1a4S


Sir: AS much agitation appears to have pre-
vailed Of late in the United States relative to the
designs which Great Britain is supposed to en-
lertain with regard @ the Republic of Texas,
Her Majesty's Government deem it expedient to
take measures for ssopping at >once the misrfrre-
sentations which have been circst3ated, and the
errors into which the Government of the United
States seems to have fallen on the subiect ofthe
policy Of Great Britain with respect TO Texas.
That policy Is clear and simple, and may Be stat
ed in few words


Great Britain has recognised the independence
Of Texas. and, having done So she is desiroas of
seeing that independence finally and formally es-
tabished, and generally recognised, especially by
notiHe Of ambition or selEihterest beyond that i4
terest, at least which attaches ia the ge6euf ex.
tension of eur S6mmercial dealings .wi6 sdthsf
countries.