Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-24
TEE NETWORK TRIBUNE AND THE B0s. TON ALIAS AND ANNEX ATION.
 ''Surh an act,

TON ALIAS AND ANNEX ATlON.
 "'Surh act,
 That blurs the grace aud blush of modesiy,
 Calls virtue hypocrite.'
 "We have judged best, at this crisis, To give ouT readers the broadsde of the entire Texas nolilla, regular and privat.era. They are mainly exutng their frauduleat triumph, and preparing to make the most of it. This k but natu, al. Bal they hay e ID right to put words into the mouths ot the oppo- of annexation, wAch utterly adverse our tnIents. We tell them again, that The adversa- es of annexation have not given t up while have a gun which can be brought to bear. Us shall mak, stand Congrsss eperV i'lce of hoidinR ground he cDnSamati1n of the gigantic inigtty directly on me siaUe cIaase ot tle Consultation of The State aud the admssiOn nio the Union of soch siore- hJidag State, Which may be formed from 1tran terri tory. Petil ons from the people against adnntrg Texas with constantion guardnter ng dandf sidr v p,H press into thd Congress oh milton of s,g natures. case will probably be made up tor ihe preme Court, 10 test there the validity of an acl which even the Co,uIST declares a violation of the cpnsi tuition. Of course, it has shadow ofrlght, lul force; and we mas iariy presume that the Su- preme Court will pI onunce II null and void Con- spIrat0rs! you have advantage of by trearh cry and deceill ! ut do not caumniate us by saying we have laid down our arms. Come and take ihein.
 "Bm ta others do they may banner hangs on the Omoord iuaH, and we shall resist this monstrou- complication ot slavery land robbery and hrsI fIr plundered gold, until crushed back by main force Beaten here, may be- hut this present iriumph ni oppression an perfdv can be but empoTar, and uii ye reco te heads of ts contriurS Lei them riot their toully-won victory while tn may. but forget not the day of lret,ibnion!-[N Y. Tribune.
 ''Bnt in an II just cause, m war where we are the aggressors-in war undertaken for the exten sion of savery--in war where part of the Union seeks to obtain an undue and odious advantage over another pari-wheIe The black standard of SLA- VERY hoats in thr breeze and calls upon their coun- try to rally under twill they obey the call In such war, would ihe Norih--he real bone and sinew of the Ma ion-ireeis furnish men and munitions to fight the dsgracetul battles of Slavery. Would they iorsake their maniactories, their ppughs aud fire sides, m this Snnhen crusade for Slavery, and help to rIvei upon themselves and their children the l. cendancy of the slave power in the Councils of the Nation; h render the free labor of their own hands and Uf iher descendants subservlent to slave labor, and 10 the caprcions policy ol their masters? In such a war we should anticipate nohng hu dish0n- or, dIsconliture and disgrace. IL would naturally tall with most severt, upon those who provoked it.. lt might terminate m the total extinction of slavery -or in dissolution of the Union
 "Ne pray that there may be wisdom and virtue enough in those who have the power and guidance of our nal ioual affairs, To avod the cer,an caamities oi loig protraced war; and 1T the free people oi the United States must submit to increase of the Slave Iower-as II appears rom the iaie expressed will o the majority must be the case let il be done n ptace.-[ Boston 4 Atlas.