New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-18

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DEAR SrK-In answer TO your inquiry. aGr m ses
able 70 the irnacnte anneAh2Ho eN, ] III, IF tn,
iSy M and briefly the which influence me- shan
cons,e ~; dwell upon the policy Of uniins co;enoG'
cofnc-. situated Ike ours ana 90, W., 80 -.
.,nhcgi tsnrnrc divide thea, ana WIN i'lEnoc
80. the territories o boiiI. nor upon is 'oi.2i ~
tf6e reoie who !iiabt teen, ui'l t'gli 90 t -,
o,nnrcrs religion institutions tHs, W KIT " ~, ma, i
i, ~, In, human iln, nor sla.i ni-' . 80 ''' '.. .
I'M =, v1iyr, m tie ncasufe by the nee Nteie'!.
ycuji establish between the vrlons sections % q Us, %
,ieg ,lelenicGt upon, arc Suiplins i5 niJ''s
ron.!dcstions arc 20 obvious ill' '''' "'e'' ~
I i G mtay pom: Of view An8esaiGn s k ne p
rnortgtt and ny mind IN, been ie more :c!b
Se WITH ts idea from .eadns the able letter ol Geqcii
mon I'M. ,,ltlcc which ha JUS; come unaet my 90;
the character 81 that eeat man g rU'V coSy .ri,
10 ,f Texas IN the event OF "ht "Iil ,iL
Ined states :. Judgement m '.ai c,'.u"i M nm
L. nen our whole Southwestern b1rLe 10 u
~ op ahl,s no fortress occupy any favorable pos
non tot the inmensc frontier MAJ N .'i.t h,a ~ y,
eros, q, rs readily man passes nom olc PM ~ 80,
Ibeniynnngcs rcti.c cneiHy wouG sJoy tAHef
such circumstance. 1t Frles NO e5,y an artce which
a,,Drai:c, i, before eft Europe. leading tory
perodc@ N 1o tp:f SsHtg Tins is Fzefs Magazine; and
nearous article never I'sS I c' , nne
eu ~ oiioi n:nast Us and teach that safety IN
,bot ,,r;v contest winch coming upon Us, IS III a Know
II". i our danger and III determination. by gno' rid
~ H. r , IL .lici,ntly Indicated by title which Wsr,
=. ,yr WITH the tinted States blessing to maJkinl can
70. tes e. b ~ gs been rprie has not attracted
enon IN our country. L. object u provoke WIZ win
In ned s,tcs and lay down the pirn ul caiupgn
\ySic, ou soonest bring ultuae CONCLUSION log Lag
n The bgs;> of tins plan the ofsanlzniiUu oil td ne
cesar biaci force the west india Islands. ard ~ de
hnrkation upon southern coast The consequences when
nur cra,rcs nd!y hoped for, such case bat WIN an en-
t. ,.nnr,rs Of tie state u the cOuntry were ioIoll
with a re uUon Of philanthropy aud imtI.d. wsH ian
The number ut hand, cl. choice passages lur YOUR re-
lcr1n The result was BE- the destruction 81 the southern
tnes The rum depression ot the oilers, and me dissolution
~ Tins n. and glorious Conceracy. winch tie last hopes
of freedom through the world uOw re,t
What ,nu- favorable position could be taken Tor the occuph
NON Of English black troops aud for letting them loose upon
0ur southern states, afforded by feXs Incapable OF
resisting IN event 81 wGr BETWEEN Us ad Lasail lie
wnld he taken possession oby heatter under 9r atot
rr al those reeceS winch every pncc OF her history furnishes
.nd the territory would become the depot whence she would
curry an l1 npcruluus against and attempt "a adj srNe
Vor 10 lie other calaines which huttles bring with them
lie yhn doubts whether this would b. done, has vel t. learn
another Unit IN the annals nutiouHl aniPny. II Would be
DONE and be called philanthropy. =,
Every day SATISFIES and more tiat minority oi the
Ar.cnn people are favor Of Annexation. Nece they not
The measure ought be effected. ul they tn"
son,f II : eiIirc the better do touch tic de!s oi the
arntinon That must be left the responsibility 81 the Gov
crIment as Also tie bearing 81 the question upon aud
ia crcon by other These are points 40 not
! here enter INTO am Dear Sir. with much rrsnld.
''''> >'''' Irnly yours. LEW. ChSS.
! hon. i. \. !4SSEGA.. Washington d. L.