New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
New Tract from Junius.
The following is an Extract from No. IN OF
tho Innius Tracts:
'''' ''' ..yyry.rroy OF TEyas.'


ANNEXATION OF TEXAS
A "SwElL MoB."-Anv body who has been al
~. Bsrtholonews Fair. London or 10 any other SIM
liar great aSsemblage OF that metropolis o ule pr'
sh Empire will have chanccd, in ali prohapiity''o 10
know what - snreH moi ia. ForcxampIe :-the
nick. pockets prowi about i'll squads among TIC
tbrnnrs. and all OF sudden a"s,rei' is felt snd n
rush made You can't tell what Ii Is, nor what II -
FIR but Won arc borne onward because you chn
help moving with the "S'c'N." Bv he stretching OF
nechs all around Won, II would seem therc Is
something Ghf09 which aii are ANXIOUS I" see, "'n
YOU also stretch your neck and VITA AL ire re't
nsk-Uhnt is il? The rogues have diverted your
attention from Yourself and your pockets, and YOU
do NOT perhaps know till YOU have got o your iodg
ings, that YOU are robbed The S'rcH mo6 had
so efectualy blinded your eyes, that they hau '''e
bcst possible chance, without your suspectlns al
the moment what they were at; and 80 you nave
lost all there was your pockets and they nave goi
the booty.
Now. this immediate Annexation movement Is
a porcal SreH mob got up by rogues TO maze or
mend their fortunes by II. Inc oid issues "' ann,
Currency, Land Distribution, Retrenchment, ana
such like. on which the People have made up their
minds and are prepared Ia act, and act rlgt-MeSs
must all be thrust aside because there il no profit
in them for rosues, and an iniS tatnns Is held up
and kept dancing before tho public eye, I'LL The feo
ple can see and think OF nothing else. Lo0H 6e-
hOid il il VcrdS, away OF INT bog Wonder "ho
hears of or who any thing but Ie5dS
We had never heard much about Texas before,
but Texas is nN-erery hing mar. All other queS-
lioms-a!l other issues most important to the couh
trv and for which the nation has been strueshng Tor
II quarter OF century, are forced INTO the pack
ground just at the moment when all was about 10
be decided rght-(no doubt it will Vet be so decided.
and n sueH mob rushes upon the Stage, To pick
the peoples pockets! You don't exactly know what
the matter is, but there ia something way ahead
yonder-what is it, Ii is TeEas. The people
,ha;. let hat
while they intent on the unseen object, the hands
of gang of rogues are in their pockets,
IL will be seen by every one, that this Texas An
nexation movement is nothing but "swel mob;
and if So is no less certain, that il is got up by
rogues. One inughs-he may as well laugh as cry
when he finds how slick he has been robbed by a
:: swell mob" He aus his nj their dexterliy, aud NJ
his own simplicity. lie was as innocent as could
be- when they rushing on him, and rushing
past him, and seeming to be after something ahead,
and herying his pardon for running against lln, or
nu.hiuG him down, while he himself wGa as anx-
ns a. Ihpv appeared 10 b., 10 what in the world
nu This fuss could he about! Lo. aud behold!
,vho, II was all over, ii was nj! no'hing' hnt "iir
he gets home. hc fnds he .'a lost n's P"cNe'';'"N
W. ,ynuldn M laugh az such an ingenious chen',
hnsIf rhc dupe Il il TO b. hoped that tie people
- ,t,;s countrv will undcrsrsnd ihis Texas swell
oh ~ het;,r. II is TOO late; and that, instead o br
in, ni,shed down and robbed thry WIZ 3ush upon
lis horde of roaues, and tlfo" ti'rin mo IN the
ditch The operators are 81 rrcI cIoins isS rbe
i;,;ai s,ock-iob! ers. And ). The DiaunionIsi-
, Tvl.r stole the thunder from the first class
the locos stole it from The captain ahn every 'o"F
,s.a rbe feather in The cap OF The DIHunioh's''
m, This tract is now ready at this oiiice' price
$50 per thousand o...u
No. X. The CANDIDATES AND THE QUESTIONS
will he published in few days.
,r,,r ,rrsp,y EMPoAIUM.'-Thls ls the title
o.,, large and beautifully ILLUSTRATED weekly
,.-.,oI n,sr commenced by Ward & Co. at No. 30
,an.srrect. II is edited with great taste and indus
,.y hv F. p. Green, Esq The frst number is
issued this morning.
- MOORE never wrote anv thing more exquisite
,hao the EricuRFAN, which forms No. 90 OF tie in
e,,;nabe Mirror Library" To have such trea-
sure as this in quarter-dolar pamphlet in The
pocket, is indeed cheap literature and chenp luxury.
TIE Mirror Library is great resource against the
odd hours of Summer idleness.
EF Sermons and Essays, by Rev. John Har-
rs, D. D. is the title o very neat volume just is
sued and for sale by L. Colby, l22 Nassau street,
We have not yet had tiEhe to read II.
NEW Muslc.-We have received the following
pieces of 5lu.ic, JUS, published by FIRTH II HALL
No. Franklin Square:
Four Wal,zes from Belisario arranged for tie
Pienofore, by Martinez By the Moons Beamihs
Light ballad by Tuly arranged Tor the Piano,
forte by F. J. Webster; Mrs. Tucker song anu
chorus, as sung by the Congo Meiodlsts' aHe"s'u
by J. Buckley.
r NJ. Ciprico, OF the popular firm ot o'pfco
& Smith, Hairdressers, Lovejoy's Hotel mas JUST
returned from Europe, bringing with hh various
extra Partisan touches and accomplishments IN 'ns
wev Of shaving dressing hair, and above al IN 'ha'
most delightful process, shH"ip9o'ns. his Plepai.
aton for this purpose is the result STUDY and nee
philosophic discrimination. Ii Is worm one WINE
| 10 call and give il a trial.
PLEASANT ExcuRsIos-The fine steamer South
America goes down the Bay on pleasure excursion
this afternoon, at oclock-starting from the foot
Barclay street, and touching at State Prison docf
and Market street, before proceeding on her 'rPI
1t is an excellent opportunity for getting 'i'o"'A
full Of fresh sea-breeze.
i1- The KsIckERBocKER BATHS, iol DOVE,
charge only one shilling every day IN 'ie 49, a;sb
cep, Saturdays and Sundays; on those days ''s
teen pence for bath. We soy, if you were 10 p''
four shillings, yos would not get any oe''e'
moda,ous any where.
~ Our thanks are again due N'S'''' ''''''
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