The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-01-23
A NOBLE WING JOURNAL.


II gives US great pleasure 10 lay the subjoined
able and patriotic article, from the New Orleans
Commercial Bulletin, Wing journal, before
our readers ; and we sincerely hope that the
editors correct deductions, and earnest appeals,
will not be dsregarded by the enlightened Re-
representatives. of his State in the Senate of the
United States. We shall indulge this hope.
even if both branches of the Legislature of
Louisiana should fail to adopt the resolutions
in favor Of immediate annexation, now pending
before those bodies. But we trust the next
mail will bring US tidings of their passage, and
with the two Wing Senators from Louisiana in
its favor, there can be no doubt of the success
of the measure during the present session.
1t gives us much pleasure to speak in praise
of the Bulletin, not only in reference to its Just
and dignfied course on the Texas question, but
in relation to its uniform berality and modera-
tion on all topics of difference with its political
adversaries-a policy which, if generally adopt
ed, never detracts from the strength of any par
ty; and therefore it might be impolitic in us to
commend it too often to the consideration of our
opponents.
From the .Nep Orleans Commercial Bulletin
The reader will perceive by the letter of our
Washington correspondent of the Sd instant that the
subject of the .4nneraon Of Teras has been at length
taken up in good earnest in the House of Represen-
tatives. Some one of the several propositions (any
Of them acc ptable) which are before that body will
no doubt speedily receive its sanction and be sen, to
the Senate. VIVA, will be the fate of the mea. ure
there That ponds, we sincerely believe, on the
course which may be taken by the Senators from
louisiana With their sufrages in its behalf, there
is scarce doubt that the measure i'll succeed with
their voices against it, there is as little doubt that
will be defnitvey, rre,ri,vably, lost. 1t seem.
scarce credible, hat there be doubt especial
ly that all inducements for postponing this cues
ton TO other issues is removed-now that all the d,
latory pleas that were before urged with so muci
pertinncity, are overruled--t seems scarcely credi
BILE, we say, that there can be doubt which way tn,
voices of the Senators from Louisiana will incline
Yet there Is doubt and that doubt it becomes tn,
duty of the Legislature of Louisiana (this day, i
possible) to resolve The is urgent if be tn
desire of members to prevent the ultimate defeat
the project. Every days delay is dangerous, no
only lest the voice of the Legislature be forc,talle,
by the final and adverse action of the Senate, Blu
because the most active and energetic intrgues arr
at work in Texas to disncline and prevent the Go
verument of the country from conserving to bon,
of Union.
Rumors, of sufficient authenticity to have fount
their way in a credible shape into public print arr
current that those intrigues have already been so IA
successful as to have caused rupture between thu
President OF Texas and an accredited agent Of III,
Uuied States and to have excited the highest graft
fcation among the promoters Of the chicane. What
ever may be the extent Of this rupture the oaus
Of it, of the existence and urgent prosecution Of tn
intrigues we have mentioned, there be no ques
ton at ALL OF their probable success, if the actio
of the United States should be delayed-still more
il it be adverse--thosc who understand the actua
condition Of Texas, and the inducements and tempta
tons with which she is piled, will scarcely doubt
Can we be surprised, indeed when we consider tn
scornful refusal with which the oyertures Of Texa
to this country have been received, II, indeed thei
Government be already half Inclined to embrace sd
ysn,ageous negotiations elsewhere, even under
pledge never hereafter to entertain proposals for en-
tering into the Confederation On the contrary tn
only ground for wonderment which the present.
is the faithful endurance Of the affections Of the PEG