The North-Carolina standard., 1844-04-24

AAnetGtion. The Washington correspondent
Of the New York Herald gives, the following al
fthe leading terms Of the Treaty which has beer
ksigned BY rhe President : What. authority the
! correspondent has We do not know
Ist The United States are to discharge or assuna the
debts Of Texas the of what the sale Of Texan
Lahds viii Psy no fartfaer The assumption will oGly
edual fhe sale of Lands.
"a. Texas st6 bs admitted as Territory and to be
allowed Delegate in Congress ap NOT posltIVs
informed 70 the matter Of the Delegate, bpt have
doubt as to the truth of the statement -
Sd. Nothing is said ABOUT slavery and on ts point
suppose will be the only ISSUE Id Atfyng thS treaty
4th. The accompanying correspondence (Which viii
albe laid before the Senate) will deVeiope theet that
England has been.mang to Texas of an ais
ance. The government of the United States has bae
apprised Of the act Mr. UpsEur entered into CORES
pendence With MIR. Everett ppon the subject MI Ever
EFT replied Mr. Uesfnf wrote again Since his death
an answer has been received And the Whole cores
pondence wifi be submitted tothe Senate.
9th The treaty,mest be- rsG6ed-n order to take e
fectwithH so days after it shall besen into The Senate
:. In addition to the above, the correspondent of
the New York Journaf Of Commerce says: ~
sThe treaty forthe annexation Of Texas 10 the Unit
ed Statesbasth day been signed by the high contract
ing paEsS and will be sent into the Sepate on Monday
The democratic Senators vote for the ratification,
unanimously. This IS settled
Tbe political friends of Mr. Clay IN the Senate are
Awaiting his arrival IN this cfY before they decide upon
their course
The question of ann exaon ginning Popnlasity tapd
Iv in the North Senator vi alker told last evening
that he was daily receiving many letters from Northern
manufacturers who decidedly approved OF the annexa
ton of Texas. gentleman who arrived in ths city
this morning. in whose opinian and integrity place
strong reliance informs that annexation is becoming
pepuar in ConnecticRt Of which he isa citizen and
Clay pan.
There are some ssgacous politicians who declare fiat
Nh Clay canso the electoral vote of Kentucky
unless he gdesfOr the exation Of Texas + am my
self Of this opinion At all events be Could get an
electoral yofein the whole South close this copnu-
nieation by predicting that Mr. Clay Will advise his.
friends ia the Senate to vote for the EaticaoQi in
which case aS Senators will be found in favor of the
measure - ..-- !.-5 "a.
The terms of the treaty of annexation will not trans
pre until the ratified rejected he Senate,
unless prove recreant to their high
auty You will have thousand r1nors, and positive
assertions of letter writers, saying what the tie ms OF
that treaty are. But, rest assured that do not know,
and few have better opportunities of knowing wbatthe
terms are than myself excepting the contracting parties
themselves. One thing, however wiki assert as true,
upon nv own authority, to wit, that holders Of Ierds
bonds and securities iR hdOe no reason to cOnapAi
the tredtH - =.
The treaty will not probably go into the Senate until
Tuesday Of next week. The city of Washington is rife
with ali kinds of rumOrs about the course which the
friends Of Mr. Van Buren and of Mr.. Clay viii take.
The Democratic Senators win 60 for annexation and
ratification of the treaty and Wing Senators must go
the same way or Mr. Clay political prospects for Pres
dency are ruined. All the signs Of the times indicate
this, and ME- Clays friends are too sagacteus politicians
not to their true policy andbe goVerned BY it
IAsareaty soi2 be ratified By Senatorial
uotes T., j,