New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

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Texns-'Last Gals to the Unconverted.'
The Madisoaiqn Of Wednesday contains the
sediment of Messrs. Tyler and Walkers Annex
alton documents, communicated 10 the Senate by
the Executive the day before the adjournment OF
Congress The Senate very properly treated them
with silent contempt. They arc for the most part
letters from private individuals, whose names are
withheld, but who Laust burst or speak out Their
surmses. puesscs, fancies or wishes to make 9TH
ers believe with regard TO the Vaccinations OF
Great Britain to establish free trade with Texas
and exert some whitening influence on the dura
ton of the benign institution Of Slavery i'll that
Country. This mass Of rubbish, left by the Sen
ate in its confidential archives, has now been CIV
en- to the public by John Tyler, by one OF the
prossest breaches Of propnety and National CON-
ity. The anonymous letters 30 blazoned by the
head OF our Government arc full of the most out
rageous and utterly unsupported nnputauons on
the good feeling and good faith of ether Govern
mcn,s-not Of that Great Britain only, but that
OF Texas also! Yes, President Houston is repeat
edly charged in these documents with lnsncerity,
Discrimination, and dishonesty. Let us q We few
extracts
The extinction of Siaocry in Texas is con-
stanty held up iright;u consequence Of our
refusal to incorporate her with our Union. Says
No. 3 of these namcless gentry, writing from
Houston, April Goth:
az; mn among the few friends Of Annexation who ="
much in the confidence The Executive M eNNl Us to know
what taken to favor deient the measure nnd
pcacenb unless by the present movement TINT NOV nj All
unlikely be broken OF" iI" THIS gnsdf s ,i dr the @G
within five years inter commercial irenry s'"l be icn
s %,n l% We re lit al"oe to a2e ce
n, another war % MsNc1 and naaa %r "nS
never surrender the country to Mexico while one man Is
left to fight"
There it is-very appalling, snlt ? But there
must be a slavc-inc' somewhere; and why not
at the Sabine as well as farther Nest
SAYS the next customer, writing from Calves
TOM
do not Seere Great Britain has re most ,eo,s
too much snsacity ,hrt. state Of the
h this pps t" s Say "oai 81 h ' Ssa % or
pie SUCH that would rqnite solder !" every eI,Ien y"
Is To- prevent the Annexnou the United State !, TIN,
should happen believes w be the rst step to luther
po,r institutions foreign corQGeStS are Impossible
Rare way this is Mt he w can't conquer
a foreign territory we simply annex it.
The song runs throughout that Great Britain
is eager to make a free trade Treaty with Texas
and that ii she does that Country will become
virtually commercial dependency of Eng land
This bugbcar is got up with beautiful consistency
by those who argue that we ought to establish Free
Trade even without STIMULATING for reciprocal ad.
yautapes in turn.-But we shall DC flooded with
British goods, imported through Texas is another
bugbear Pure CANNON Great Britain has Il
five times better chance OF smuggling along our
Northern frontier direct from her own territory,
vet tho amount of such smuggling Is very small
probably not more than VI this single port Be
sides, il we arc to take Texas to keep Struggled
goods ont of Louisiana, We must next take Mex
leo to keep them out OF Texas.
The correspondence, which dcvclopcs no
single fact not before known to the public, but is
a mere re.hash OF the suspicious and presump-
tons of nobody and his sccond,couslnS, closes
with Il letter with real name from President
Houston to cx.Prcsident jackson, sent by llCuS.
toms Private Secreiary-on u private mission 10
the Hermitage and To Washington. The Texan
Executive introduces his Sccretery us man VITO
NAV DC trusted TO the utmost, and then proceeds
..Now my vene,aed friend will perceive Tint Texas
presented % the United States ,s oGs aHGinel Tor ne, %
rejected her modification would he ndr~ctahie >ie sS
has consented, sr 10 le ,pnued would forever
Terminate expectation "n her pant aud wu! eii * ON,
other trend but Il Chti>tcno would Justify her coTe
assS - S, M N. w,es or tbe iarrc,i, OF The ued
States her present situation She could NOT ponder long
TINS nup;lal poetry mlght seem rather cut OF
place in grave communication from an elderly
President to a venerable oX.President; but we
must consider that it WAS written by man who
bssely abandoned his lawful wife without cause,
and has been many years fishing FOR another, un
til he has at last obtained one-by lagEant bIga
my--aftcr Il good many rejcctons. Whether h'S
"mortiication has been indescribablc we
canonly infer; but we see thaiit has not beeninieG
minahly overpowering. We trust, however, that
the case is different with that delicate and scnSi
tive bride adorned for hex csPousals, who Hersr
,eas soush, by the United States whatever
soft nonsense may have been whispered IN her
ear by decciving rcprobatss who pretended 70
speak for Uncle sam. He IS a steady. going old
fellow, and IS not 10 DC bargsincd of 10 the
handiest coQuette in this second. hand way. We
do hope, however, that this blushing bride, who
has been counting him 50 long and swearing that
he must take her now never. viii At las: exhb,
the proud scnstiycncss Of which NC have heard
50 much and seen SO h!llc and lei the old gentle
man alone for tho future. Forty times has he
been told-a dozen IN the course Of this cores
pondence-that she is bushing consent all over,
and that if he does not Immediately close with