Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

The W ashington s.Cnnstitution" COPIES from the
Texas National Register of March lst., passages
from what II calls ian elaborate and able article -
in opposition 10 Col Benon's anne xation BILL which
was passed as AN amendment TO the House bill. The
use made by the Constitution of it's extract, is to
show that the Texans "will probably entertain the
did, and that 1.-THE House resolutions will be most
acceptable"
Having the whole Of the article in the Texas pap,r
before u.s. find that ii does not sustain any such
Inference. On the contrary, chiefly an argument
against the House resolutions themselves, which
were repudated with utter scorn. The House reso-
htions had then passed one branch Of Congress- and
Mr.. Benton's (Haywood's) bill, was merely pend
ing proposition in the other. The "Nalional Re-
gister" directed Nil its "elaboraie and able" opposI.
tion against the resolutions which had passed, and
the few paragraphs which it gave to the Benton bill
we're further Remuneration Of that too, If it should
succeed. That same National Register of the same
date, says Of the House resolution, "never did we
dream that The approval The people of Texas would
be required 10 proposition absurd SO degrading,
MS the one propounded by the resolution" Il pro-
ceeds to describe the operation of the resolution and
sums up it's effects upon TExAs thus:
This ia, indeed. but desire and tota y made
g quate view Of the actual pit and grave of iasig
- mhcdnce and ipamy INTO which the House of Repre-
senfnfues OF The American government ma propos-
ed 10 plunge this naiion
" Since he mis- nam ed the morning star
g No nun nor fiend has fallen so far.''
We are little surprised therefore, that the passa-
ses in the same paper adverse 10 Mr.. BEKTos's
he au In ehn hat, ,la
whose sentiments it is supposed to speak, would pre-
fer this very House resolution, the "grape and pit Of
iasRnifcancs and iafamy."
The truth is thai the National Register was con-
tending before the people Of Texas, that no form Of
anne xation proposed thai could or would be pass
ed by Congress, would be such as Texas could ia
honor accept. With general professions of desire
to see annexation take place, it pronounced both
measures then before Congress, inadmissible ano
dshonorng. This is entirely different from the ve
sion Of the Constitution, that the Texas executive
thereby indicates concurrence in the opinions add
verse TO the Senate amendment, and preference for
the House measure. The organ of the TLxAs ex-
ecutive declared against both; and it may as " ell be
understood fairly from The beginning, that opposition
TO either measure, and both measures, is proclaimed
so Ear as the government paper can proclaim il.
by the recent arrival we find notifications Of SEN
timent among the papers opposed 4, anuexa,;on mud
,;., - . .,L IN Il, NJ.
" ''p"' VIM '"e f'a''on"i Neg's'ef'
ne Ua"estoh OV'i'ah' Always opposed 10 annexa-
t'on' now admits that " seems iaed that Texas is TO
become part oi the United s.ate.," and in consid-
e''"s the Two measures contained IN the resolutions
as passed. gives preference to the Senate measure.
'he Civ'lian belongs to the government party, and
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and his organ are against both pans aud if thew ac
cede TO either il will be because they find that the
sentiment oil the people OF Texas is too strong 10 be
'eS's'eu'
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"s"' =, 's '' VI 'o'"i''""ee WIZ" a." '''
- Wv ""'s' ~ ""' Guy !"
IN, :" y "'' 'f'"''"'
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o,,',,,n;sd H., - 1000 pe,; y, ue pi'ontr ae'
in the Hall, and amidst the most enthusiastic an.
anse, the two look seats upon the speakers plat
l1Im' ihey were snbseq"entls joined py the vener-
pau,led as he mounted The s,eps and took se !, on
The tight of the speaker.
Mr.. Jackso at considerable length declared his
continued attachment to the wing patty and TO the
P'"o'PeS VI u'e Law ana ofoef P"''y' ou' at he
"NoWeu Himself VI tdsoT VI tiie uICOhui-
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