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nation, are sound and proper ones He says that Texas, having been recognized by the United States and other Nations, as an inde- pendent sovereign State, she will be treat ed with, and regarded as such, in all things. If he had added recommendation that ne- gotiations be opened between the United States and Texas, for her annexation to, and admission into the Union, forthwith, he would have satisfied us perfectly on on this subject

 As the annexation of Texas will be the sub ject of frequent discussion, and advocacy, in our columns, we dismiss il for the present.

 The other features of the Message, upon which we design to offer more remarks, are deferred until next week.