New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-26
rn, c,,nrto Texas.

OF the cunning orc hshGS VI IL -.
=, tho North on the Subject OF sinking the Texas
o,,es,:o,-sad that ths7 ,ciii make desperate
FL to leap or, Of this shI; Of Nessus We THINK
,be-e can be li.,lc docbt-the P'cbsi9a, as the
orga, Of the fierce Democracy certainly mani
M intention 10 retreat from the position vol
,,n.,-;Iy assumed by Mr. Polk at Baltimore and
50 s,-enuousIy and repeatedly urged by Cen
r,ck.on in his slectiancering letters to the FaFty
= Of nasd .te annexation at all hazards.
q, the contrary. the shouts OF the flcoe'an are
-. o,d fisrcer than ever IN favor OF Polk cne
Tsr,.., sndit dsrrr-:.c::ions ofthe Post Tor lis
nurse on that subjsc; a:e bitter and un--.esiag.
SAYS ,hc. PIcbeian;
"On which side is the Evening Post was
cnes,ion in the mouth Of every Democrat we
heard it at every corner OF our streets, ana II mas
hecn sen, to us through thousand channels by
le,;ers from every part OF the country Inc fost
has already answered the question. II IN isc'
GAYS that If the Democracy recognize the Annex
a,;on Of Texas as an issue between the Two gfea,
nolitical parties .ire are broken UP ant dtfsafe@
,,;tIout rsmsdu." The Democratic party have
and Go recognize that question as one oil n IS
snes-s-d = vital orc TOTO be determined al
he mex, election. The ,ltimoTc Convention,
rsarescn,ing every section OF the country and
! every division of the Republican party, have so
d,cI-red with unexampled unanimlty. The he
noh..can press have 50 declared from one end OF
the country to the other. The popular Assem-.
| bl.g,s wis!ch have been con"ened 10 faiiy me
! doinrs of tina; Convention have 50 declared Al
most every distinguished public man attached 70
the Republican RANKS, has placed On record MS
declaration to that effect The head and ifunl oi
( the Republican party old Andrew Jackson oi the
! Hermitage, even now, on the very verge oil cter'
nifty. raises his voice in defence OF thls s!eet
American measure. The people everywhere
We 30 snot mean thoee seif.rghteous fhaiisees
whose hearts are hollow and mercenary, and who,
| IN their hvooctitcal scclusion, bid honest men
| 81 nd aside because OF their unhoilness-tae he
/ publican, The patriotic people, who love thelF
/ country and It's institutions. everywhere we say,
respond 10 The issue which the Evening Post and
il, .seven wise men" rcpudiatc. ga which
side then is the Evening Posi- Let themselves
answer the question. If, say they. this Is the Is
sue tnen are ere broken up and defeated"
| The Annexation of Texas is all issuc-a grand
| and glorious Ssne-an issue which has already
called cut the enthusiasm ana developed the
! American soul of the Dcmocratlc party. It's
the great National issue combined with the I'M
mediate occupancy of Oregon, which reinvig
o-a.es. teammates the people for the coming po'
| ll!ica! aghL.
This is certainly broad enough and strong
enough FOR the most iastidleus or cxactlng Texas
Spectator IN the country, and We put 1t here on
record as the distinct and emphatic aYowai OF
the radical branch OF the Loco. Foco party at the
North-to be referred - hereafter, ii, as we
sh!cwdiy suspect, the Piejeirn should change
front, as is party mas on the Tariff question, and
swear that II never WAS IN favor OF annexation,
and that the only friends OF that measure were
Henry Clay and The Eastern manufacturers
After all, we begin to feel somewhat encour.
aged in regard to the Pebean 1t has fairly
confessed that It's party are opposed To the pre-
sent T.ritf and that Mr.. Clay Is in favor OF 1t;
and nov it boldly takes the Texas bull by the
horns, and goes for It's immediate annexation
as "vital issue to be decided at the next eiec-
ton as ga grand and glorious issue in
short = the great National Issue upon which
the Democracy 90 ino the coming fight. We
are content: For Polk and Texas and against
the present Tariff or For the permanence of the
Tariff as it is the establishment OF the other great
measures of Wing policy, and against the imme,
date ann, xetion OF Tcxis, the assumption of the
debts OF foreign State, the extension OF Slavery,
and the forfeiture OF National honor. These are
the questions, people of The United States, which
your votes are &c decide at the coming Pfcsidcn-
tial Election.