New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-15
The rexas rreaty-signsd.

The outrage is consummated, and John Tyler's
Treaty for the Annexation Of Texas to the Uni
ted States has been signed and will probably be
sent in to the Senate in day or two-Perhaps
today This announcement-althoug viewed
per Sc, il would certainly be somewhat startling
creates no apprehension or surpnze when taken
IN connection with the whole course OF tins most
extraordinary and most wonderful Administration
Every act of Mr.. Tyler, since he assumed the
Presidential Chair, has been well calculated 10 as
tound the Country and it is fitting that his off
cal career, ike rhetorcians paragraph, should
;each climax as it approaches its closing period
The mere act Of atiixing his name to this mls-be
sotten, un,imcly. BON Treaty adds nothing to lis
strength, or its power to DO mischief We stand
confidently on the integrity Of the Senate.
From the National IntelHseoCei Of SATURDAY
THE TREATY SIGNED,
Ai,er our paper was made up last evening, ti't
Sladiscnan OF Yesterday afternoon came 10 hand,
containing the subjoined official announcement tiiat
the President of the United States has actually
signed Treaty Tor the annexation OF Texas that
IL, treaty entered into, Oh MS own mere motion,
.yith foreign Government for the incorporation ~
entire kingdom Of France. Prepared as the public
has in some degree been for tliis hgh-handed mea-
sure many honest citizens could not credit that II
would be persisted in; and now that the act IS con-
sunmaled. we cannot but contemplate with amaze
mant ali assumption OF authority so b0lC, tnd one
involving consequences so momentous. ReJoce, nll
ye hosts of spectators in scrps and lands, and all
We adventurers, whether Of speculation OF honor,
or of infamy :" but thanks to the system OF checks
and balances instituted by the wise trainers Of our
Governments YOUR day OF rejoicing, we trust, will
be brief, and The friends Of the peace, and honor,
and happiness of the country, be able in their ur,
10 be glad.
From the hIadi.onian Of April l..
TREATY WITH TEHAS.
Ii is understood that the Treaty OF Annexation
between the United States and Texas was tins day
-igned and that it will be submitted TO the Senate
for ratification as soon as the accompanying docu-
rnenis can be prepared.
Correspondence Of The Tnbuar.
Annexation of TeNas-The Treaty Signed
WAsHlsGTos. Saturday, April IL
The treaty for the annexation OF Texas was
signed yesterday by the proper authorities, and
will probably reach the Senate on Monday. In
that body, thank Heaven, 1t will speedily be sent
to its proper sphere-the tomb Of the Capuets );
and by such vote that ought to shame It's au'
thors-dnu Inc poor specuidlois, thal nave oous"'
scrip and lands
1t may be hardly worth while to send you the
rumors that are afloat respecting the contents Of
the Treaty, but still its Importance may be deem
ed an excuse for SO doing.
ls,. 1t is alleged then that Texas IS to be ad'
mtted as Territory.
3. She is to have two representatives, that are
TO be elected next October.
3. She is 10 reserve for the present her public
lands, in order TO pay her debts, which are aeg-
ed to be about Sl5,C00,000.
The question of the Boundary Line IS to be re-
served as subject for future negotiation between
the Republic of Mexico and the United States.
These are said to be the outlines. MIR. Pack
enham and Mr. Calhoun are hard at work cores
ponding about Oregon.
Poor Mr.. Niles is brought on to the floor of the
Senate every day. He is hopelessly insane, and
will not take his seat.
All those men nominated by the President 10
fill the Custom House, U. S. Attorneysbip, d. s.
Marshals Office, &c. will be rejected by the Sc
nate, or will never be confrmed-not one of
them. JuNIUs Jr.