Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-25
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49, hsvng sssumed this squivoea posture. By - zoe.
sent the Anetican Ccneress, "a oder" - the rsso-
" me Union, then b,und unto them. but they
NOT bound unto We yet again aud the fourth
time, To knock their door for sdnission before
the hrst day Of January n.x with our nr~ Constitution
In our hand, when that Congress will take her na action
or sgs'nss - tho may be tho subject Of
application.
This is the substance and extent of their guarantee
parsded. a. the expression in the resolution. under the
imposing grammatical form of the plural NUMBER Have
We any pledge that shall then be annexed No; they
emily promise that they will consider the proponon
aud take what they pleased denounse their "ipa
action" upon IT, And. judging from the language they
now hold We have nothing more nor css to expect than
that they will then "spurn" beios-tor they do
- without violating any pledge.
But, ~s adopt the indicated BY the resolution
ws do so under the formal sanction aud color of their
press consent. This would be tacit admission the
part OF the Government aud people Of Texas Of the auhos
~ Of that and would imply least that could
not lawfully act IN the prescribed mode without IL No
doubt should be forced borrow largely from the eff
cacy ct that consent. carry through the
spicuoas part assigned to in the ridiculous farce thus
prepared for exhibition.
II the people Of Texas choose reyoutouife their Co.
'enmeni and institute and dsren republic
ganizston. they may do without the leave Of foreign
Government first had and Obtained" But the United
states hsVe acknowledged tte be recognised
nd pendent nation. both de Jaets and De Jars Should
adopt the course Originated by their resolutions
"nee os- Tie benefit Of that acknowledgment. We pass
into state o imbsce and hopeless, upon that
Power. 10 be annexed Cestsnly never-unul their
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mother will bring into her Treasury NJ Il, three h,,nrc
dollars per annum for which w, have her k,nJ
permission TO retain our public debt and Keen our publ
dopan; subject oweyrr 10 the payment o the debt and
circumscribed within such limit. a. she may hereafter he
pleased I" 10 "us territory IN the exercise oi her cha
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