Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-20
THE FUTURE.

j In few ,lays we shall, doubtless. receive the
agreeable intelligence Of the acceptance by The
Texan Congress OF the term of our Joint Resou-
lion for annexation. This done, all difficulties
will he removed, and Texas will be virtually
norton at our union-ior rs 10 enjoy and Tor Us
10 defend. In his peculiarly Interesting crisis OF
,na;rs il would be natural 10 expect that every
American patriot, putting behind him The angry
scenes which marked the Scnoncmcnt OF ms great
question in the American Congress, should look
alone 10 The safety OF The Union, ana TO The Dies
Sims which Texas, like Louisiana, will confer
nnon every portion OF The country, Let BY
zones be bv.gones" should be the ruling mo-
,v. of every American. The achievement OF The
measure may give US some little lronole ABROAD.
The no, blooded people OF Mexico, carried awaY
b. their senseless passions. may force thelr TO-
vernmcnt 10 commence hosililirs, for The fancled
;rsu,, mon their national rights and honor
Thev NAV he chaied BY the refusal OF Texas 10
accep, The Treaty. Of independence, which "rei'
ne,ual motion" Elliott may have impressed them
w;,b &C matter Of certain accomplishment
o,J ;nd;onant al what they consider double
daal;np nolicy on the par, OF President 10 es
,bev NAV desire 10 arenge themselves upon both
,reyas and The United States. The prospect Of
difficulty between this country and England on
The Oregon question, may inspire them with new
homes OF general war upon the uniied States
! uhch he latter NAV encounter defeat. bat
above all Captain Elliott The British agent ifus
,r,,od in his cunning diplomacy, and morlifled by
1.c,., my make one more bold move ment 10 de-
f.,,.r,sxa.ion. and, by skiliuly arranged pro-
ro;se of british Interference, MAJ egg on Mexico
"a The folly Of resistance 10 our rights. ou' "i
81, these elements war MAY spring. It's unneces-
s.rv FIR rs 10 add that our Government and our
neople will be fully prepared 10 meet The agsres-
CO. and e;onallv punish the insolent interference
ui,h what's clearly and entirely our own affair.
shor,d Jer;co madly engage Us in a quarrel,
che viii long and wofully rue The unlucky hour
While then, our foreign horizon is not free
c.ou clouds il should he The holy duty of all true
,.,r;o,e - alay dsconents at home, and uni,e
,bs whole people on the broad platform o; resist
.n,c 10 foreign aggression, and Of The protection
So -. co,n,rv's rights and honor. We ask a
candid examination OF ti'e "'o7 "'e 'o'''
The Cincinnati Atlas (Whis)
aAhboueb we have faint hope that The poo
ia ~ ,hai new Republic will have sense enough
r r, .vo;d their own annbilalon and The probable
dissolution Of Union BY hs ri s Is, scn
e eonn,s from tina, country seem 10 warran, The
co"n n,,,snn that The question of Annexation will
S Go earfsd By an overwhelming majority
Should Ibis be cOnsammaed 1.l 's1e,a Texas
oecom I ;o,a new slave States TO be added from
,ms 10 lime 10 This Union the consequences can
nol Is 20 Otherwise than most disastrous Our Ter
f. ); :: - ss ss%ss S sas sa
lalgs ~ " J;rers;lv and anlasonsm oil interests
tsau .nrune between the South and The North
sesdy he question Of slavery has become
topic of Increasing e.cemsnMosady ,i We *. sa
Ip, s,,eb Of people consists. Annex Texas
admit several new Slave State. into the Union
and new and bInsr elements OF sfifs-warnsr