Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-19
from The " 10 Orleans Bnlietin.
TEXAS.

liz DE EFFN W. tlEIllkrIlC6 Ol l ne term
Ia ann"xa,lol as proposed by the Join
Resolutions passed by both houses OF tn,
limited States Congress, having bee
Unanimously accepted by both Houses .
lha Texan Congress, we find in an ex'r
bf the Calves on News. which has beer
by The stonp Cutter, Clpt. Neg
Mes. and ior copy Of which we are in
||sbted to the polteness of Mr.. Bravo, O
BE- Reading Room. The Gutter lef
Galveston on the Gath uIt. The extra o
he News Is without date; the following i,
~ it contains:
IN PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Executive DEPARTMENT,
Washington, June 10th, 1876
ken'emnof The Senate
and of The House Of Representatives.
am happy togreet Won on this inter
sting occasion. as the Representatives oI
he people again assembled IN the dis
barge Of your high and nportant duties
be call of an extraordinary session oil
Congress at this early day by the Execu
Iva. was nor made without the most ma
lure deliberalion and due reference 10
|hn great crisis which has arisen since
|Onr late adjournment in the affairs Of
Fexas, as well as the almost unanimous
|xpresslon o. public will which took place
Afooghout the country in regard to the
|Rne.
he executive has now the pleasure
Efransm't to the Honorable Congress,
MI such action as they may deem suta-
IN, the propositions which have been
|aSde on the part Of the United States TO
nm government for the annexation of
fKaS. and its incorporation as a State
|iD that great and kindred con(ederacy !;
fKeiheF "l'h The correspondence between
M two Governments. which has arisen
M OF the same. This correspondence !,
1serlng as i. does very fully into the
|'ews and sentiments Of the Governments
question, renders it necessary for the
|xecutive to add ((or the information or
Pes'deration OF Congress) but little there
10 reference to the proposed measure
ne Executive has much saiislact ionI
ccserv'ng, what no doubt will lorcibly
|rest the attention Of Congress, that eli.
|nugh the terms embraced in the resoIu
Prs OF the United Staes' Congress NAV
Pye at first appeared less favorable Than
las desirable for Texas, iha, the yery lin.
|aland magnanimous views entertained
| Che President Of the United States 10
|Rfds Texas, and the promises made
trough 'hefepreseniatives of that couo
|Yln regard 10 the future ADVANTAGES IN
extended TO her it she consent TO The
opposed union, render those terms much
Rfe acceptable thaa they would other.
| 70 have been.
Khe state of public opinion, and the
sAt anxiety of the people to act defin
IN upon the subject Of Annexation by a
Ryen'ion OF Deputies, as prescribed in
resolutions of the United States Con
n induced the Executive 10 issue his
e'amHllon on the 5Ih of May last, re
amending an election Of sixy-one De. t
- TO be held in the several counties 4,
|YOgnoui the Republic, on the 4,h OF
|P'eSent month, an to assemble in con t
'oh al the city Of Austin on the Ali {
|r'y n4At' This recommendation me, /
anclioh Of The citizens OF Texas gen |
Ry' and the Deputies in the severa
| 'es SO lar as heard from having been
~ upon the basis proposed, it is COZ .
Ivy expected the Convention will as }
a. Inc time and place fixed upon i
no Convention the question Of thf )
1a',on and the adoption OF STATE
".G1,'llon' will probably belong; anu a
"ut determine the great question O. /
nationality Of Texas, as 10 them :,
seem most conducive to tho interest Il
neSs an Prosperity Of the peopl u
ney Will represent. Ii is imporlan Il
consent OF the existing govern
should be given to their exercising
O"ers which have been delegated tol G