Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-12

''u W 'ht elf@nt MS Of anneaao,
'l4os''en J" ''a netsure2 C.uld he mol ave
'aiee IN FAVOR OF annexation in 1tra, as .asl, =.
80 - 's""'' vi Vas he still ctqueiling7 II h. 20.
"''''' was ne engaged IN Ibis pleasant pasu. ;,
9''''"s oaiiaree-and what did he espec, :
90" y ''s eehed Passion for an En-. lish sllsn,.7
inis 9Pesion leads Us To refer 10 the course nf a.
''''s' 'Ae successor nf Gen. Houston in the F,o..
e"'P :" Texas. and @ho is generally supposed 10
"" me lahdence aud control of has illu,,tious
w YEN Houston assured lie people Of New Oh.
'"a' 'hefe exists but one sentiment in Texas ..a
10 " i'sof oI anneAailon; thai he is pe,eig SUR n.
"' h"cecnttre. as far he can do il. r;H ,o,...
measure ~ good faih"-He ",eas ,,ye n. d, ~
"o"td nj uie'pose one breath in il, ,co,, y
hlh'n, Cen Houston may be correct BY, if III.
prove 10 be the fact, shall nevertheless b. ''
10 believe, that 1t will not be a voluntary ~,
oil thal nneonary, hut that i; will be Crc.d ,na
''e "'esisii'e tlde al public nrinoa the shock -, al
De MS engagements with the Brush and Fr,., :,
WIS "holh he recently despatched To NJ xico ,b.,.,
"ay, lie care ~" eheannttr This belief is c,n1 }
y" Tue 20 lie course nj events IN Texas since ~
"'''"'ota'tlf nr"r 10 The adoption by our Copo,.ss
N""eAaioh Resolutions. These resolutions w.,
"Fjctiy asSai'ed by the ''Nationa Rsgs,r,-,h. <1
:" i'Aaa-not only as Obj -ciionale in thelr Terms 49,
"''2a'af}' IN Their substance. In the pride If f.,
"h' were eloquehily and repeatedly invoked - '
''e Haftoadlay "t The new pubic, AMI tn ,va,,
hAny of lis ohiIeraon from the list of na.naa1.' '"-
ii""s, which would be lie constquenre If ,s ''
to 'he American conej,rarv. This snn,.l ''"''
Va'h however; and saon 10 ENccuiiv, O,, "
silence doubtless m1fe P.l.ic, an,e ,sv ,"'2
q"ttii4go with r. la :, anJ F,,,r,. nm, - GU
AlGAiTu ia
'o"' 'e'es Nha ialt"aedl The British anil e..
'i''se's suddenly iea'e Texas rnsether-and III. C,.
fner, under borrowed nane, aud wle e,cI,,;,, ,,t
"'y "'s purpose 10 WISH Charleston for his he,,h
''''e' pes,hA' NJ xcoio Br fish fr ga e. and vi,
u" 'sr" u 'tAas ohdfr his projection. For VIA, p,r
~ 10 'en'Vp any obstacle III The way If ann, xa,ions
!" Procure The assent Of M-Njc, IL th,, ncasnn7 S,.
~ nus must have been the oJc N III sscrct aad ,,j
my u'ssion, 1t President mes had bran as is nov mr.,
"a exceedingly an us 'o,ucur, the rtnsun NJ, -
OF 'nai 9itasnT' bdi ~; 1t " IA directly the reverse
lhe Executive oi Texas, through It's own ,pen, ,oL
'he esc"f and protection OF the BRUSH Minister sss &c
Mexico an acknowledgment Of leNan indenenden,.
mat independence Ia BE- guaranteed by Great Britain mn,
Franceand an indurement. the Texan Executive -,
erS, as condition # his recognition M, ONLY thar ,o
terms Of ann nation proposed by the e. s. ,tss d. ,.
mrnl shall be rejected but that annesati,n shalt ov.
hereafter take place upon any tennsl Can any man hoo
liest with this fact. recently devet.ped s,onu him INN
IN e face, that President Jones III favor Vt ssp,,,0
Why, he be did he seek The condilianat rv,un,,,
Of txan Independence ali What nr,sgvs conf, n.
have had Tor it None. The object th,, ,.f his w,s.,,
was nnqnesonably defeat ann, ,ssi.p BIZ ,en, yn,
one Of The main motives which ar.yaassy rnIprsd the
Texan Government in 1856 to ,ie,,t.. M vni -, lin,
TWO countries, aud "hrh nilaeac-sb that ,vrrnn.n,
to roinlnde treaty i1r mat pups. Inv 1874 Pfe.t.
dent jones and his adrise,s (of wf 80. W.. pr>yn. Gu
Houston was one Of The prn:Jal vaad a,i An n,sll
entertained the hope that II e. xas e,,s he relieved ru,
all apprehehs Of further annoy sarr from A.xi., and
at the time make favorable commercial re. rl, Inn,
with Great Britain and Francs, IA mai ri,y ri M, n,
pie might be persuaded prefer iher pi,s,s n.,t.r
al organ zatian, rather than ly hrcoe menb,r If thu
American Coniedefac Nv other n,oiiye could No.
sbly have inspired tins movement js, NJ te M,
"'"' VI Tue reception /" The ftslniuls adopted by ho.
American 1"ngress-nnl'Ss. lnfeed, Pesi,len, L,ars
under the guilds of Gen. Iluuson was a,so
ine" with q ,ear Bri am. which, as HE uo,i,. rr,i n
Consequence Of the d.fHHire action of oar Gy.,.n,
no logger existed, de- not suppose. ,,,ah,,n n !,
really an insult to ME public under aotjay u,,h ,.
'a's oeore U.s. '' I'LL us that Presisat hpee IN fvr
OF The annexation oi Texas to tie t. N,ats4 ~. ma,
Indeed, hereafter, fall in h Me tiae h;rh b, finds
Impossible 10 rssis bn, if lie sIrs erase n, throw ..,s
c's IN The way eanne> dion and a. SRA Houston say,
he VIII, shall carry The measure IN god fifth"
VIII be solely beranse the people of Fexss will M,
permit hi to ra.liy his conpao, with the BRUSH
2Hd French M o,ters-ior entering MIC which we have
no doubt f3lt The matter may he has been amp
~ fenpneated, aud perhaps others also whose presen,
pofes sed zeal annexation cplrasrs 50 sronoly with
thew recent strange and suspicious luke,carnnss. ou The
subject.