Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-02

ahrl the 5fief eoastt uetion SIS NANTES, then i.v.
IN heir creed The truth is the grand ohiecl - Wv
sgisailuns OF this scheme. (Nlin the excepllpn IL ~
Texas scrip and ondhudeIs, wlo nf eeurst. WIN Wv
are sincerely desrous Iar III Success since II ~
put lots al money lnlo their pockets y has no..
chieyed lis real uiyect was 10 kiil ol Mr. Van porsn
though liose who expected Ia profit by his oyrrIbn
were sadly dsappoinied-and that purpose having h
effeeed, Tie hnHbug Is ii no further use Ia them ,
they wunid Wiling yget rid Of ii if they could A nr,
eul enrl VII he made 10 carry the measure ih,uoh
on the Sh q January. the anniversary of the ba,,l,
Ne" Orleans, with The hope. by connecting il viii
gaTinus event IN our annals Ia recommend mo-,
strongly Ia thsse who are caught by hBnbug But tho
i0rget, thai although the Sub Treasury, iha, "or.,
MEASURE OF Deii'erahce and Lbery, passed on tho
Fourth II Jaiy, the people overwhelmed lhse v ho nss
cd II the very neat year. Let them prufs by the "a
membrancel
Just in time for the deliberations of our CONGRESS a.
have received The Naledctory Message Of presid,n,
Houston 10 The Congress oil Texas lie is not very e,
plclt upon the subject Of dnnexation-d il mo-
haps, improper as the Executive duties and responsnn
tiles were about to be devolved upon Dr. Arson .Ionns
his successor in the Presidential chair TO express
ptnluh as 10 the future policy of that government ON Ga
grave upc. 1t is manifest, however ! think. fI,n
the very indifference which he displays and mn,eos
peciay from his cmpaaic and significant declsr,i, h.,
that neither The British nor French governments, b,J
made any proposition tu Texas. in reference te this on
tiah incompatible with the rights and honors NJ lhs r
Republic, that he is opposed to annexation; and il is nm
deTstcCd that his sLccrssnr is even more Jeejdedlv
verse to it han himself These indications of Ib, r
nance ot tie auihuTfs Of ieHas The scheme of an
neAaiion imagine cann9 fail 10 produce chilling of
feet at WashngQn-es especially upon those whom Mr.
Benton would call the neaptyes
am gratiied to soe aiunr the resolutions snf,,i,t,
On The suhjecl Of Naturalization Laws. enc in ,ha
senate, directing the Secretary Of tie Treasury 10 com
mnnleale 70 that body any information in his ~ ssession
u arrangements made by toolgn governments for the re
moral 10 the United States Of foreign paupers or c,,
Yss; also, any nlornaian Of the average number of
fufeignrrS q every description annually arriving in M
United SIatts BY an official report, fnr the wear ,nI
ing on The 2alh OF September last il appears Tia, ,La
humber o passengers thai arrived IN the United S,ias
lTgm Grren countries, was 81 I'D of whom 50 10
landed at New York The American" of thar ,rx
csnaics that Of this number al least 10000 were o,er
u and consequently, according 10 Iecc{oco usnoe
good voters IN November last In the House Of REM
seniaves, also, resolution has been offered insiitup,
enquiry into the expectancy OF so amending the mt,
fazaun laws as ths the name Of every emeran shall
d registered al the cuson>huuse, certificate OF pbh
regis, 7uVn shall lie Indispensable proof Of the term NJ
residence 'fessary TO natural aaiion. This strikes M
as being dccdrdly orc OF The most efficient means uf
preventing frauds .i9' can be devised.
Rum1rs as 70 tie Ar afion Of lie Cabinet are sin "a
plenty rs backherrcs. Tie Washington corresndndtn,
the Baltimore Patriot states it. as iXcd fact thu,
Mr.. Calhoun will MT zen ain III the Caoinct-but lhas
he will have tue offer Of mission either TO Great Br
laH OF Vai iahee II Is 10 bt hoped. I0 the sake ct the
peace Of the country that, if he select either it will nnr
be The former AZ Of The lights Of iucofoc5sm SAYS
*dipomacy is not his forte" and with certain fixed
dea" in lis brain, on the slavery question, he would be
any hing bula safe ambassador at 81. Jataes's
The National lntoiligencer contained u few days ago
article in reference 10 the negotiation of,he Florida
treaty in 1919, signed "G." and attributed no donb,
correctly, To Tie pen OF Samuel l.. GTasyenuur Fsq. #
Nes lork, the IN law Of VT Monroe It's o5jqci
to state ha for the provisions of Hot treaty. fr the NO.
goi'snn 81 which Mr. Adams has been recently 50 much
eensured, because il alleged Texas was impruprr
i ceded away by in exchange for Florida, Mr. Mon
roe Was tin.self wholly responsible He adds tiei
which fully carf'buTsies tie statement made by Mr.
Adams, and which has been s:snai1sd as alsthc,d
Hat Gen jackson consulted upon the subject and
eoncurrod in advising the treaty which he and his fo-
now yohemcnliy deauunce. The provisions of tho
treaty we are told by MI Crosyenour ''vere tho sub
lrets Of friendly consultation with jefferson and ladi,
Son.-names identified eith no eoncfsslon unworthy Of
their country; and The policy detsed especially d to
haa,dWg, Has THE WRITTEN APPRUBA-
TON or JACKS0Nl'' What viii those who de-.
naunrc Mr. Adams for the less Of 9eras say TO his dis
casure Of the fac that eti'ten proaf (na Nh Adamss
lny) exists that the treaty by which that loss Was
incurred was sanctionedby Gen jackson hlmsell2