Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-02-21

utu dlIepIdiCcs III iulciph ''"'Ss
without any formal remuneration Of allegiance
10 the native sovereignty, is expatrlation, and,
ipso ftcto, works forfeiture of all the rights of
native citizenship. The acquisition Of political
franchise under a new sovereignty, necessarily
implies their extinction under the old. Allegi-
ance is of necessity entire, and no man can be
at once the subject of two supreme and inde-
pendent jurisdictions. Texas, therefore, if ad-
United as State, must remain unrepresentcd
in both branches of the National Legislature,
until the constitutional term of citizenship shall
have expired, unless she chooses, what we have
no riIht TO assume in this argument, TO be re-
presented by persons who shall migrate thither
from the United States after her admission.
1t has been sa d that Ncrnen acted. not only
as an independent, but as hostile power, by
negotiating an armis,ic and an alliance with
Great Britain during the Revolutionary war;
II is sufficient answer to any argument found
ed on this fact, that 1t is now historically certain,
that these negotiations were mere s,ra,agem
to induce the British to suspend hostile opera
tons against the Northern frontier and n re-
Gently discovered correspondence between the
authorities of Vermont and General Washing-
ton shows that they were carried on with his
knowledge and appreciation. | may safely cha-
lenge the annals of d ponacy to produce an in
stance where dcXieritv in negotiation has oh
tanned more, and given, or even promised, less,
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a'''y "ee " az, "sa"s. ''e c'c'',y III
eno o. .a".''o,n po.t'on VI 'ne Uon,tue'aoy
~ W 'ie' VI" oa'' VI 60 os'''' w '"T Pa y.
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''e e,ee VI ','e p't's" tot'e s'''er'y VI ''e ne
so''"''o', anu "' ','e sa'''e .',he u" a'a''' wv"
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S"""o'e "e''d'"s an" '"ere was never 'h"-
''lo't ""e" .ne Pup''c au'h",'''eS Oh ,'e "'a'e
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Pee'"''o! " "',''ha'e auSs'oh 10 the o'''o'':--
70 ,'o, ~ w utneu' .'a. 'ne peF'e'erg re.u-
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FRANCES. ar alien, ed hv cnnJ,,;nns uhicb wnuI,
rendar !, n curso onJ 3D., soan', -, mo ,ar,
clearly one of ,bo,a ca.o, ubora ,ha ,,,,,s ,'ro
banG lies unon ,hs aff;rma,iro bah A., re, p
tho 10 ,,Ii,v and IN, orn"dao " ,n ,'aas,,',
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ban,n,or mr. soma so,-a, ,;'s;,,;,' nr,,,o,,.
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, min, and ye ara lots ~ ,r,,Los :, ,,,r,Iv fran
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lonr;,y of or,c,,r n,hnr,u and ,,.;,h mara in a.
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:, niIaJ from hos, v,r;ons sn,rco,, dr,,a, ,,SaI
;n,o f,ur nronoS;,ions saw fonr cir hoc,ns
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nlos Of s,r,,o',r Conor,I J,cl,nn 49,, r.n :,
> ,hnrty is rel,oi imam as decisive on his noin'
hn,royor hraYo ~ so,d;or me- q, ,lf,I a, ,ao,;
, cian has uayer giyon anv ovidonce Of s,ra,o,
cai ALAN, Ras-Jss !, iS SAID ,,'.t Can III
r con h,mse,f ,yan,v fva yoars 400 ,,Ian in IN
f fail enjnyment of unmpaired mental facul,e.
declared the possession of Texas unimportau
, in military point of view and | appea fror
, Gen. Jackson in decrepitude to Gen, Jackson i
the vigor of his intellect.
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,,'a.n Ma,r,,nd Vrnn;s Ean,,,oi.' az" Doa
hans NIX C,rolna and rennassao .Iu I pu
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,raoJ,n, ,rhis is hvhr;d question and Nnr,l
= arm or Sor,hern accnrding r. The nostion If IN
na,a,,r ,,.;,,, ,a',,rd 80 NJ, .nJ n;von,
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