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ouslyIcchoed the cali oflhis Democratic enslayer
and plunderar.


Tbs attempt to obtain Texas by diplomacy
had just been announced, by semi-official su-
theriiy, to be hopeless


Observe now the strings which, at this time,
were pulled. The American minister at the city
of Mexico, having tried ali the ways of intrigue,
was Announcing TO the tumnltuous population
OF the Mississippi valley" as Santa Ana has
very mildly called it, the final failure of ell hope
in that direction. The organ through which he
makes the annuuciation observes that, although,
indeed, no cause of revolt existed, because The
Texans ware as well treated and as happy as any
people under Heaven, YET If tue people should
rise, which ne doubt they would Go as soon as
.srcasonable pretert" could be found for 1t, then
the darling project of annexation might be re.
alizsd. Houstoa, with the secret sanction OF
President jackson, was blowing up the embers
of discomfort, and adding fuel in Texas. Benton
wns at the old Democratic trade of deludMg and
exciting the people, with false and in6ammatory
publications. Ii there DO any men in the world
who despisa the people and spurn the idea of
their capacity fos self government. it Is those
who aim to excite and WELD taem by false and
intiammatory appeals to corrupt and brute pas-
mons and pYeiudices These are the real despis-
srs, and VIII prove the oppressors, OF the people.


III. necessary TO Ice here new element
sIsting in the United States, for working revo-
luton in Texas. This was the land jo5bers'
Amer the Austins had succeeded so well m OBJ
tanning land, other foreigners and some Me1icans
aoplied for like grants. They obtained them
on the same conditions, VIZ: of establishing
a certain number of settlers within given time
There were many such grants, generally oIuscts
,,ncb larger than our counties, as large indeed
as como Of our States. The grantees. as gene
raj thing, proceeded to sell these tracts without
having fulfilled the conditions and perfected
theiI titles. They, their sssisnees and trustees,


iiaa this country with scrip, 50 called that is,
st Of paper, purporling TO entitle the bearer to
eeyta;n section Of land, numbered and described
an IN Texas. The reader has had sample OF
those titles in the letter to the editor OF inc new
Of the fact, that editors, politicians, and even
heads Of departments, in tho United States. en-
gagged in the fraudulent speculation. ;s9V'
Burton, Of n. c., to whom Jackson promised tue


