Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-02-06
From the Globe.
Vote Re-amexing Texas ms n State.


The in the House Of Representatives to-day, pro-
vidng for the re-admisson of Texas into the Union,
preliminary step Of importance TO the Union IL is
exneusher of agitation, aud establishes peace and
good will the different sections of Union
firmly TO DO shaken by religious fanaeism or political
phrenzy Il the potent voice Of the people calling in
people give additional strength the will i the
existing Confectionery 10 sustain And is thus that the
expansion of the Union will ever contribute 10 lis power
and perPetuy The greater the number of States en-
b'aced in it, the greater will the interests s'aksd the
nyiuabiy Of Its peace and security aud the greater the
Of influence embodied look down petty sectional
attempt destroy the iraerns ties that hold together as
nation. The spssmodic affections which may sometimes
seize upon particular State, will disturb the
great body polite than the turbulence Of ue rili
swollen by sudden gust the great ocean into whose bo-
som II falls.
The lont resolution which passed, the legislative
action which suggested in the first article wrote
upon the subject of Texas before the treaty was submit
ted the seate- IL this had been carried at
of Congress- Texas would have been
pared at this time TO enter the Union with Iowa. MIR.
Walker one Of the Jealous and efficient advocates
of remuneration, urged the ProPtey OF making the
work OF the open and entire legislative councils Ut the
country instead Of a huggermugger executive act taking
It's from the motives, and its fate from the
management of those who supposed to have personal
views associated with the policy which they held IN their
own hand Rejection lis fate the last session aud
nj this spite of the disadvantage which resulted
from this iwicecondemned course OF management, the
force of the question has borne IL along, and will
for il much higher sanction than that of diplomats and
of the people and their represent
aiives the States and their delegations IN the Senate OF
the United States Texas will have something than
the faith Of executive promises To rely upon wlii have
the act Of representative body, which bring the
power of the go, and all its constituents to make
| II good. -
The act authorizes Texas TO come in as State and
this realizes the spualons Of the treaty OF loO3,
which bound the United States France perform this
very act The resolution Of this day is in fact, nothing
more than the execution Of Mr.. Jeffersons reaiy by
~ hich the TERRITORY of Texas was acquired Mr. Adams
i trent of Wi an abortion.
the people bound by solemn covenants Ia bring
the Union, the desposm Of Spain. But the people
Of Texas instantly put IN protest against this breach oi
faith proclaimed their freedom, and having maniained
their Independence against both Spain and Mexico, now
back the United States asking the redemption OF
the pledge in the treaty under which the country first
settled by citizens, when all the world must admit
the abrogaon of The treaty through which intriguing d.
pIomacy sought the nation from its honest
obligations, reyives them in full force.
II There nothing. in opinion 10 object TO the
proposal voted by The House, to-day except that il j.
loaded with conditions which may form obstacle the
acceptance of the by Texas. But this can
WILL be obviated by future legislation. lfTexa
comes prepared to the Union, the Congress,
will be JUST and more than Just 10 her Wronged al frs
by a hearess Reputation, she will find that that the in
Justice will be redeemed by generosity, and the kindness
hitherto withheld, be paid with usury.
Tbs the resolution carried to-day does not show
The strength of the question of remuneration. There is
doubt majority OF fifty in the House in favor of re-
storing Texas to the Union. Many members thought tina
the territory ought be equally divided provide for hs
introduction of slave and nonslav eholdins
States ThIs have little doubt, will be the effect
the passed More than half the country
famous, at least elevated, cold, and of pastoral
character IL tins country be settled, b.
by white population exclusively. IL will be The
Of the earlier admitted State to make il and LEI
the election Of the States which grow up TIN
high graingrowns and grazing region, to decide, pre
sentng themselves for admission, whether they will pro
bib slavery not As this will be in the choice Of tn
majority who doubt the result NcIIh of laud
SO degrees 30 minutes slavery absolutely prohibited
I Upon the whole. we congratulate the democracy Of
the of the popular branch Of Congress il is auspi
the peace prosperity and happiness Of the hOl
e continent.