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DENTS and E. Solomon and W. SeCaldwell as Secreta.
res proposition committee of ten to receive re-
solutions made BY B. B. Breedn for the purpose of
asceraining the accurate of the meeting This
ASIDE and Gov. Gayle came forward and read
series of resolutions embodying views similar 10 those
taken in theFecent letters of Messrs Clay and Van Bu-
reh These he prefaced with speech of some length
arguing the danger of immediate annexaiion-he pro-
priety of waiting for farther light-the misconstruc-
ton likely to be made BY foreign nations Of motives,
&c. sc.


Percy Walker followed with series of resolutions az
a notwithstanding, as far recollec the
cessity of immediate annexation, He preaced


He followed by ]. A. Campbell, who delivered
one of his old fashioned speeches shrewd and searching
and telling at every stroke on the audience.


nifty, of the substitute of Col. Walker.


The following the resolutions of Col. Walker,
which were adopted almost unanimously.
the annexation of Texas that it is called for by high
state of necessity-by regard to the interests of the
American Union and that it is essentit TO the future
peace and security of the southern States


Resolved, That there is nothing in the present rela
tions between Mexico and Texas to prohibit
ton; thai it be effected al this time without compro-
missing national faith honor, and without any
wise contraVening the laws of nations.


Resolved, That we consider annexation great ma
tiOGl measure above all party considerations, and the
necessity for it too pressing to await delay postpone
party purposes and that therefore eprobate
all attempts push it aside, because it affect the
chances of elecng this that man for the Presidency