Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-07-19

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r I'D States hath proposed the loliown.
'I tsrms, guarantees AMI conditions, Oh
IS which the People a1l territory Of III,
n Republic Of Texas my be erected INTO 4
e new State, to be called the State Of Tex
e as and admitted as one Of the States o
the Americas Union, to vii:
e Here follow the resolutions Of the Uni
/, ted States Congress
d AND WHEREAS, By said terms, the con
!. sent Of the existing Government of Tex
i. as required; therefore,
Il Sec. Be il Resolved, By III, Senate
Il and House Of representatives # the Re-
j. public of Teas IN Congress asse +. bed
That the Government of Texas doth
/. consent that the People and Terri ory OF
The Republic Of Texas may be erected
: intoa new State 10 be called the STATE Of
Texas, with a Republican Iorn Of Gov
t Ienmeat, 10 b. adopted by the Paop'u 0.
said Republic, ny DepAles in Convention
, assembled, IN order III I tn same ,nly BIZ
admitted az one OF the States Of The
: American Union, and sad con sent Is Civ
en- on The terms, Guarantees and coHdl
tons sal forth i'll the praa.nOe - this john
, Resolution.
4 Ser. 2. Be ii fH-sher Fcs27nsa, That
the proclamation Of the President Of the
|, Republic OF Texas, bearing late May 5th,
1915, and the election OF Deputies to 81,
IN Convention at Austin on the fourth day
I'm In oil.
stltutlon for the :ta'c Of revas, had in
accordance herewith, h reby receive the
consent OF the existing government o.
/ Texas.
Sec. 8. Be 1t further Resolved, That
the President Of Texas is hereby reqnes
ted Immediately 10 furnish tho govern
Inent Of the United States, through thc,
accredited mnlStol near this government
with copy Of this Joint Resolution; also
to furnish The Convention to assemble al
Austin on the Ali of Jolly next, with u
copy of the same; and the same shall
lake effect, from and after its passage.
The above is copy oi the Resolutions
as they passed both Houses, and whic
The President. They all passed unanin1
'ously. Top ROBINSON
On the 18th inst, in the Senate, Mr.
Greer introduced Joint Resolution off +
ing nations gratitude 10 Maj Gen. An.
drew Jackson, which resolution was unan
imOnsly adopted.
On the same day, Maj. Kaufman intro
duced bill setting apart portion Of the
pubIic land, lying between the Arkansas
and Red Rivers, for the payment Of The
National Deb--read Isl and 81 time aud
referred TO the Committee on the Sta lie Of
the Republic.
a resolution was offered by Mr.. G reer
Tor Altering the time of the annual session
OF Congressional first line. On SANE
day Mr. Greer, as chairman OF The Com
miltee on Foreign Relations, reported the
joint Resolution giving the consent oi the
existing government to the annexation OF
Texas TO the United States, which JOINT
RcSolu ion was passed through its third
'eading on the next DAY, (l9,h) by uaan
nous vote Of the Senate. The RUE hs
'ing been suspended, on motion Of Col.
i l.. Kinner.
On the 18th in the Senate Mr.. Greer
Introduced join; resolution relative 10
he introi ictioa Of U. 5. troops mo Tex ;,
ls--read Grst lime. :,
Mr.. kauffinan's bill setting apart land =
or the paymen. Of the public debt, ETC..
vas lake0 up--read 81 and 81 time and /
'assed !
Mr.. Lawrence introduced resolution :,
or The relief OF Post CapI. L. w. Moore; :
cad first time. .
We ere happy TO stu:ethat Commodore :,
loore has already been restored to his :,
We are further informed q
nat Congress will probably adjourn on !,
ext Wednesday. =
we are informed that the propositions .,
rom Mexico have been rejected, and thal :,
ne resolution inviting The U. S. troops >
as been adopted. !
Since The foregoing was putt type, we
ave received the National Register o! "
ne 18Th, and the Galveston News OF the IN
ISL The Register can'alps tho procecd. "
'gs OF Congress On The l6lh ana l7,h, ul
le two first days Of the session. On "
e l7ih the Presidents MesAg, was n,
'ad and referred 10 the Com niuee on VI
orelgn Relations BY each Hou$s, after
h'ch they adjourned without transact, bo
& any business Of importance. as
The Register contains tho corresp>ni ali
zee between Major Donnclson, our no
large d'Aifaires AMI the Hon Ehen'r an
len, the Secretary Of State o. Texas. 4
IS lengthy, and we have not room Tor Ar
Y part 0! il to-day. ins
General Lamar and The Hon. Charles 70
lcklilFe arrived al Washington. The
The News states that '',he accounts OF del
crops from the interior continue high sht