Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-31

ON the de,as there being believed perfect copcur-
toe measures themselves IL will be seen there
fore, that could have had possible induesment init
ndae OF to ue improper means 10 influence his off,
cisl action. 8. e..
What those measures are not now Necessary to ex.
plain further than say that their chief object
the progress Of British influence and
north frontier and especially prevent their get
ting possession OF the country between the Nucces and the
Rio Grsndc for the purpose OF establishing there colony
Vt free blacks and runaway negroes experience hav.
ing demonstrated that their black colony in Csnads like
their abolition in Jamaica. failure have many very
important iaeis bearing upon this subject which my
purpose, IN due time. TO giveto the public.
learn slsc, that that ct my objects
to bring into Texas large body of Indians; far from
this, ct the which proposed remove
beyond limits, the Indians thar in Texas.
repeat, that supposed that the President fully
red views, and that bound in charity believe
that he acted under misrepresentation and will yet do
tho justice TO say
As you have published the proclamation ask the favor
Of you TO insert this likewise, and that NIL who pub
lish the Proclamation will publish this note.
DUFF GREEN.
We confess do this second epi.e has in
any assisted Green Of the dilemma which his ig
and arrogance have got him. for with the exception
OF the paragraph in which he speaks loly Of ouR
limits we nothing particularly striking in IT,
Ii is evident enough that his miserable laundering has
brought himself and Cove into con,.p ,p~s
NTH TeTas and il Tyler Calhoun Ca. have the slight
est regard for our national character Gen Duff Green
will be recalled n; the earliest possible period about
time that such fellows Green and Shannon should be al
lowed 10 display their assinnc qualities home and at
a smaller cos at money and reputation than present.
The Galveston Gazette Of the 18th has the following in
relation 10 the affair.
Some doubt exist among persons
disposed towards the President, suceucy the
OF his the rs, appearance of his Pro
clSmaOn reyoking the EKquatur OF Ten. Duff Green rs
Consul lhs port The subss queni conduct of Gen Duff
Green however, coupled with his unfortunate reputation
getting into difficulties has tended the
removal OF this impression; and whatever may
have had in the transaction FIST imputed him Of
fence his publications since have certainly afforded the
Executive with all the Justification he could desired
ii any requisite. The paironizne air which
Gen. Green. himself foreign uncnonaIy something
below the first grade and whose right coatro or partc
pate in the exercise Of the le saive executive func
tons Of country foreign the nations
10 the spirit Of government has assumed-his
"acting III concert" with the Presdeni-his observations
about arresng he progress OF British influence upon our
western and northwestern frontier Ia Thing OF the cx;s
tencc OF which citizens, in their simplicity, know moth
ingl to them who ng the coun
between the Nueces and Rio GRANGE for the puruo q,
establishing colony of free blacks and runaway pesres
upon which matters he sass~f supposed the President full
ly concurred Amy vews' all matters which would
cxcitc aionish of cizcns could IL once s,,
the better oi their incredibly But the people Of Texas
have met and real and tanSSe Evils 10
be startled by such phantoms here called up and
look with air Of indifference unbelief that wod
almost put travelling mouniebsnk the blush before his
audience. When the 'imporant which Gen Green
says he will in his time aud lay before The public
appear the whole affair another face but il does
not threaten al present to upset twohose govern
ment."