, 1844-09-07

merIc1n Government, We were IN
duced to negotiate, leaves Texas no
alternative, tut boldly resolve to 60
on her own course Q! policy, aud I'M
~waverIngIy prosecute the determina-
lion. Patriotism, national pride, and
the advancement OF the common wei
fare, Imperiou>ly require from cur
patriots and statesmen, the adoption
Of u course, uniutluenced by the OK
pectalion of disintercs;ei p,rliiiitv
Or tIv0r from foreign powers. a
revenue sufficient for IN cc,nomicai
support nf the Governments must he
provided by the tariff. modified IN
some degree, and the r%unctual pay
ment Of The slight and almost nom MI
direct taxes cxact.d. Tie people.
casting aside all se!f>hrC>s aud bury
ing all sectional and political animoS-
ilics. must ccn.e up To thc srpIort Of
the administration cnl tie IHNs-p,i-
waite rights rcsTcc'el--yCrsoE ! sect.
Iitv cuaranied-our exports made Ia
exceed the imForlS-iuxUr.rs a"au-
Goned, and every sacrifice, bu;h put
lie and personal, met and endured,
while the common veal demands -
Let Us establish permanent friendly
relations with the Indians induce
Mexico either 10 recNCn'Si our init.
lendence or consent to Gn arni>;Ics
Tor a definite period oFyears; or il She
Is nadlv resolved On War} with str'u-I
arms an bola heats, aiiIe the issue
whenever mI';c; aui in lie mean
time let our merchants prosecute t&-!r'
ENTERPRISE, and tie planters cultivate
thcIr fields, ASSURED hat u system
Is sccutr. IN "ut v,rcI@nty IS ;u
independent n. / d,sirUc;i5 l..
With Ge4t Brit.in. France, OF
some Of The Eur"rcau po"clS, under
certain r,slrlcrIorS AMI certain In-
ducementS. Texas ought 80 iurm con-
merciai arrangements. 10y which oll
transatlantic trade w.il De- augment
e.. and the tNO contracting par.ie, /
bound together Is tie c.o>ts! bonds
~. mutual iUteJcS., !i,F..G tHtir inter
course iium tie Ordinary RESTRAINTS,
ami op-Einu. broad am! uidc, ti,se
ayrnurs BIZ winch me precincts Of onc
country could b.. ready exchanged
Ir lie manufactured ur.ic.2, q uAc
OF cr. Great Britain. uiye IL ut.
oAn interestS--cvec WlSr, ani a.
WAYS auXiOu- L. cXtcuI her Trade aIa
open new markriS for Tie beLeiit 0l
her mcic;arte ana tlaGrsmen. would,
Under the crrcun s;uc"s, Prove tic
most accessible 10 sucIl terms a. Tex
as, III tie present ISIS. cu~.d alotG
OF De induced II otter. Her iHIIi-
lice over Mex.c" t. "~'m">',I II not en-
IHtIy. uub"UAaea; "n'i her -ood OH
COS once secured "'th II l ia our be
ia!t, would soon place tac relations
between Us a"d GU i"e, Ca i iootA-
L'il"Oe t. every l';r'"t. IeStH.
hf"e'cr, must Afect and &c Wiling
/" pay Il c"n"Feho"'i"" i"r the oo"n
t.! peace. or r"iitr q! settlement
"' those difficulties, Which, s. ieuG us
tlry remaII open, ?tt'e"i tiAl rap
I'd increase oil eHi-r"i!"n winch 'he
sert".iy .! Oh: sb'i induces ana IN
investment OF that capital which the
successful icauil o. me enterprise
would refund ten i"!i. lnen, let
Tie proposition be imaat u LLg'aHd'
81 mGcre"dencc, or an a'n:isi'ce' Oh
condition OF I reduced t&t'll on our
imports sot1ng as the "fmislice las'S' {
o: Tor a definite period, On ihe obtain
meat. through her agency "f our re-
c"gnii'on. The advantages YOU'D
" "'u'%'' ie' |'''%0"' L'u' {
sD'n Gisci "'i"Ia''o" "t'on "e 800 ~ !
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