The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-22

ShJ UNDhI,
TEXAS QUESTION AND THE COMMIT
TEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS.
The committee on Foreign Relations, TO wno"'
WAS referred, the resolutions from the HOUSE ',
Representatives to annex Texas to the o""'0
states. have reported, by majority Oh 'oo' y
IN. a,aust the resolutions; and have TURNER IT,
ported, to lay all petitions memorials q ."
,A. .ssiee, Of The annexation OF Texas 90 'ne
,able. TO the end Of the session. The eommil'ee
were composed Of Messrs. Archer Of va |naf'
man Cboaie Berrien, Morehesd and Buchanan
os,he.e Mr.. Buchanan was the only one WAC
o,,osea the report. We have not seen whe'n'
!, his report will be agreedto. Thus " seems
three whic senators from Slave holding s.a'et'
have reported unfavorab'y to great ha''oaa
measure which deeply Interests TINS
,,;o, and which is Of vital importance
!. s0o,h. They have co,operaled WIN
=. rho,,e whose nj ain opposition to the meas
-. i ,ba, !. will increase slavery and aa' -
,he influence Of the Slave States IN congress
They have thus forwarded me views . .a n
s,,a. sesward, and J. q. Adams asa''s'
~ ;,,e,est Of their immediate co0s''ue"'''
N. Mo,eheads conduct, there may DC s''"e'
MI. - ex,enua,e; he represents wing coa,
s.i,uency, aud is from the home o o'A,
Y,,.L;ana are favorable to the annexation o.
Texas, they IN the past election s'0u'u -
prefered principle, 10 an ldoatrous osSo''0'' 7
roI,;caI weather cock. But what pre'eA'
can excuse, or what excuse can palate the co",
arc, Of Messrs Archer and Berrien. sacn u
,hsae Gentlemen represent democratic s'a'es'
The people Of which, have spoken IN . voice u Nv
i he misunderstood, in favor Of rexas' i"e''
....o,. ware formerly ranked amongst repuo
$50 Z !, 1, ever of oh assoser they have ineS
's,.;..d from the republican party but for ''e
-, Tan wears they have rallied under the name
Of wing, warr,ng aga"'ss W
nublican party proper; drawing mar spn'.'"s
distinctions about principles, and at Inc sam
lime raising a heavy war cry against mer' h's
in the affections Of republican people. uhaO'
- deceive a free people as to the ultimate zen
,,encv Of their acts, the veil is at last up'e
80 .raear in their true colours, federal'st
NJ aeenes, ave. They have Sc, up their ov
III, and that will too, more the creature o. "
,ienay, than conclusion 0fladgemen' "a'''
~ denberation and reasons against 'ne esp
ed wishes Of their constituency. Wl'i Vus
!. who has q. all times stood hrm TO the reps
l;can standard, Or can Georgia who no'w'
staudinr The many changes in her polite COZ
n.s yer professed the states rights doc''
ne doctrine Of \ strict constructions longer
With auch m,screan,s.. Men who BY
acts, have crippled our commerce. would en-
ger our domestic institutions and conso'
our beautiful confederacy and who nave
nike the base judean cast away pear
,;ch than all besides should expect nolhil
N. ana,hemss Of an outraged people.
Il mus. 30 i source Of great gra''ficaas
every true democrat 70 see the 'o'c''oos
ron to the great interests Of the countr!
~ .he present House Of Rapfesenta'iy
Congress. Il should, indeed, afford pleas
every well wisher Of our common country
ever may be the political designation BY
be may denominate himself. But in 'ht
generate days, partisan feeling exs'c
stronger influence over most men 'nan
h,., .mo,;on 81 patriotism; and TO such
must Be attributed the furious oppos'''on
wings 10 congress- 70 measures not mere
ducive q, bp. absolutely indispens ibls
ccps;auance Of public welfare andprosper
uattsss not to them with what force the 8
} Il ths popular will may have been ma
Il favor II those measures, or with wha
;us.u;mity ibs people may have appros'
policy;-but that they have been origin
\ aa,oe,01 " tho Democratic party rs 9
I. d ensure the resistance ofthis d'sappo'n
~. "a rssssance. too, sustained with
VI ,sr,uee lhat would be truly admirable
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