New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-11
Opinions in Texas.

h,- President Jones in relation 20 Annexation ana
accuses him OF Systematically throwing obstacles IN
the way OF the Joint Resolutions. ltcomPians iia'
bv the terms Of hi- Proclamation Annexation J. an
open question. and SAYS that such unbounded anu
unlimited discussion must tend directly 10 dis'fac
zion divisions and defeat and il adds, This =
solemn warning TO the friends Of Annexation not 10
consider the question a. settled while any thing re-
mains 20 be accomplished. Too much confidence OF
success J. the sures, harbnser Of defeat. Let the
candidates for the Convention be pledged IN good
faith 70 sustain the joint Resolutions The Cirh6n
defends President Jones and says that. 20 far from
maniiesting any desire to defeat the wishes OF the
people be has used every cxerton 20 give them tar
nlav and direction Il adds. He may, and It i ms
duty to- receive propositions for the acknowleds
neut OF our Independence to be submitted 10 me
Convention and the people az the same time Win
the proposition for Annexation. Concedng. rs We
do the certainty that Annexation will De preferred
IS nothing gained by showing to the world that It l.
no, mere Hobson's choice, forced upon Us by the
idle threats of an mpo,ent foe which we have set at
defiance for the last ten years that Texas Il NOT
left the p,ful choice Of throwing herself upon the
/ United States for protection or being compelled
/ again to fear the Mexican yoke p
/ The News SAYS that iis proofs Of Gen. Houston
I hostility to Annexation are not answered by hi
mere denials The charges against him were base
on the drec, and positive statements of the Briis
Minister and the News threatens that, should TIN,
.nbiec, be elev a,ed into sufficient importance 10 N
,eres; the public it will produce such proofs a. WI
tx Gen. Houston among the enemies Of Annexa
ton in spite Of all the exeriions OF his adherenis to
make himself the hero Of the measure.
In relation to an article which appeored IN the
Ic,Fersonian Republican OF New-Orleans re
commencing the occupation Of the Rio Grande
Country by T. : troops without further delay, the
News has the following significant paragraph
We have heretofore expressed The hope that ou'
/ President would make call upon the government %
he United states for ih- purpose and we feel iu a.
.ured that such call would be promptly responded 70
Tinted states troops are now Eastern frontier 10
| readiness for such emergency should CONNIE
once take place between The United states and Mexico
l. hardly probable that hostlities VIII cease Ntno'
I a..aili.hn. the boundary line westward Of the IL.
Grande The port of entry tor Nstamoros alfeady oe
/ ouq- within our limits and the government In aciua
possession Of that port must control the trade Of that cry
The cts Of Chihuahua i within few miles OF our ine
and a IT, trade together with that Of the surroundn-
country must eventually pass through Texas and De
n,nd ron our government n Mexico will insist upon
var she must abide the consequences and be content IN
the end with the natural and almost impossible barrier o
the Sierra Nadre.
The Houston Telegraph says that respectable
portion OF the people of Milan and Robertson Coan-
ties are exceedingly anxious that the President
.houiJ request the United States Government io
establish military posts on the Northern frontier of
Texa. as soon as practicable The Telegraph can
500 no reason 10 prevent the President from making
the request and if made thinks that " President
Polk would have the undoubted rizht to comply
Tho same paper says
Neither he nor hrs Secretary OF state expects o. re-
.eve anv propositions from Mexico for the acknowedg
-sut al cr Independence that will be- tor moment to
Grated II Is possible bur barely possible, That prolo
,on may be- received from Mexico with the oner OF me
acknowledgment OF independence a. TAR 80 me ryei
v,occs I'M n surh proposition should be received O.
would be- submitted 20 Congress and u u wei ascef'
tanned that viii be- spurned A. soon a. presented 70 mai
body
- The latest dates from Havana are to the 3oih
ut The yellow fever Is Of uncommoniy mud iype VI
season and only three deaths have occurred 4y thh az
es-e school for insirucing in steam machinery l. 70
h orened IN Havana whch only poor boys ar 70 p'
admitted Of AZ least l6 years and OF puonaOe cha
scfer sficr an examination IN practical mathematics
sr,rsyR HArs-Among the articles for adorn.
mon, s,,. a co,emporary print for the outward man.
VIII
none in which the war Of taste has been 90 long and
so ob.unsiey waged the article Of hatsor though 10
,,, -5e during tho meridian Of the season the com.
muceuen of another the contest for patronage
and mai, b. led into the temptation Of aiding the struggle
bv aaording the means Of carrying Il on Occasionally
TOO fresh pare. enter the field prepared 10 overwhem
ier competitor. by the superiority Of their power ana
they make their power Jsh
The latest and most successful party which has en-
tered the neld Of Ia, warfare Messrs Beebe Coz
tar who By the pendor Of heir appointments and then
.re.i.tte force seem determined 20 carry every thing
before than They are now OUT with white and pear
beaver hat than which nothing can be more appropriate
and beautiful for the season Il y light and graceful CIV
n an elegance and finish the appearance and eVerc
in, re,rserstng influence upon The head keeping a
within i cool and comfortable the herest rays Of our
summer sun will ~ in vain penetrate rs light bu'
subtle material
Iii. remarkable how much OF character there Is in
hat and how frequently il indicates the peculsrfies Of
he wesrer We have hats that were perfectly e'o
r.en--,hev told a. plainly though endowed with ih1
.tf q speech The capacity fthe head. they covered
re appears 20 be- indeed Of destiny that shape
thar emf OF man a. least-rough use them As We viii
.hev till SPEAK and when the beavers up how forcb
,hev seem 70 utter this rruih-ihat The man who never
brushes his bal j. spendfhrit and ne'erdowel. VIII
,,.l yei wan, bat % brush On the contrary careful
ue.. In thi. particular evnced in the nicely smooothd
exterior though il be- almost naples proves thar ih'
wearer i NOT utterly lost though perhaps begsared ioi
be still regards appearance.
Bur We did not intend 20 upon diseul-.iion upon
hat. though The subject worthy Of an essay from The
zen Of an accomplished writer merely intended %
SAY that hats in general possessed character and that
hose Of Bee0e & Co-'ar n particular exhibit In
peculiar degree They appear 70 command attention, O.
enforce one 70 raise his hat when their presence an
hide T. e.r he verify the adage and comparisons prov
10 be- Cd ous Il hs. been saif thar Byron wa n0 only
poet among lords bur lord among Poetsso me white
and pear beavers Of Beeoe COstar claim the suPre
macy amongst their kind and take N our hat viii
all possible loyalty and acknowledge them sovereign' q
TIE season
BEoErS SAFETY FUND NorEs-By reference 20 az
advertisement Of Comptroller Fiasg IN another column
Of this paper i vii be seen thar the Bills Of the Com
u.erc.s. Bank Of New-York the Bank Of Buffalo ihs
Commercial Bank OF Buffalo. the Commercial Bank o
/ O-vveso the Clinton County BANK the Waterviet Bank