Democratic banner., 1845-05-03
TEXAS.
The New Orleans Commercial
Bulletin, of the 18Th inst, states that

TED dat -! GiIlo.satIc intercourse
ue,.,so ,he .wo L, MIR, is sdspen-
dec. his, oi Cou.ae, o.iOuiis 10
next tang 10 nothing.
IN. Bulletin also expresses daub,
as % ;Gc course OF p~resICeut JUues
oi Iexas; tt.,eyes tie WIN throw OBJ
s'acl-s IN /. 80 xation, and
thai " Is prLn,, .@ IS under BrI-
tish Influence be LIS ia Il 0ay, we
feel coniluent he Texans wdi con-
strain nm 10 GARY ,u' their will
The pIcayune OF the 18th says:
From tie following letter II ) III
be seen that We had cbundani rea-
son Tor ASSERTING as we nave done
upon many Occasions heretofore,
tina, tie English government was
carrying on an extensive intrigue IN
the young Republic, with the vi,w
to sap American influence. in that
country. 1t "oula appear irom our
dus,ccs, Nhich age oi the mosi All
tnenI.C character, Uuot tie leXdu
E~pvelnment has been lS.ening 10
HE iia;te:v OF foreign ministers, and
'het :. Elliott and Mr.. Saiisny,
BET een "c I've poul,d the "iep-
u ei>'a "A7 NJ" tre Pofcl'"s oi
i~':..,'.t.: ne > tat T.; lite Cuar,.-
49,, Ing ihe people ol Texas viii
. 't!r: 'i'is tr'ausuar game 10 90 On
- bc seen. Ne much MS
10. ,rit oI lie X puotic If the
EAccLDse, lapt. Elliott and MIR.
Sa''5hy toSeu"e' can smother the
viii / ,ne natiun.'
"Ouf letters give !i.e substance OF
h Tit news ,i,at Ae have received
o. uls arrival. Greater men Than
/ ..sIueul Jones lave not been able
10 yreost The tlda OF popular teeling
Upou TINS question:; a"G We shlil ex
ptc' 10 see tE" swept like Il reed he.
tore ,he ,rIrcJt. II lie p~rlsevcres NJ
a--.roHi.I ,uc ~. -t NJ Texan pto-
r.. ID, 10, ..>u,> to - lie behes,s
"a 'U'e.a ~nt,I-ues. A.read! have
;ay rItizeus 81 / Ii, taken Tie aiarm,
and u.c 'ae4 al ell .. aounty cuoven-
tons Ia press he 6us.ness torwaro
has b,en t~AvoraGiN c'n5ide'ed.--
When the ISSUE - .at!ts ..a.e. "heih
er Capt. lilIIois a"u Mr.. S'.i'gn! OF
the tree people o. ue itrrubr nc si.isi
prevail ~ ;his matter, tLe.e viIl he Il
storm raised lhdt vii IA. ~ tit .nI,
spirators gIoT pale. Inc question
Is assuming TIE aspect VI struggle
for L,tcr,y--It Is SO lii TACT, Il Wien
this t VI IS fully recognized ~ de
country. i. vii be po!'cy II the Ser
wants Of Foreign Princes and those
WHO coll with them TO step on.
o. the Wy"
The following is an extract OF q
Il, ,,er from Nj. Kendall, one OF the
,dl,r,s OF tie PIcayune, da,ed:
"HousroN, AprI 8:-rhus Tar In
to Tie ;ntcit,i have re steamed on
~u.r,.i i'npodH cot. and 'o-,norrow
We count ~ LurS-S ior .1an Anto-
,r,o b. way OF Washington. W,
hear from every quarter tl'it the but
f,lo are numerous horti, OF Austin, es-
pee aliy on iN,ie RreT, The Bosque'
and in the vlc,n,ty OF forrey's IRA
ding Station. ST. The, our chances oil
fine y orl and sl.h'y OF IL are exec.
Isnt.
Until We reach Washington i,
will be impossible To ascertain with
certainty when President Jones in
tends Gazing Congress together, al
| though 1t is thought here, from recent
indications that the LIST of June will
be fixed upon. can give you no
thing but the common talk of the
town, tu, that would lead one te
suppose that the Presidcn! see. plain
lily cnuuln that = maJ",I,y OF toe ~
h~ab.tanfs- spu.e say thtcc-!tu t.s =
ar tccldst'yi in t4voi OF xatiou
and at once, and that Ae vii no
deem i prudent much longer 10 op
rs the pcpriar will, 80 lar as re
I..4s ,.tce ve"ing oi Cragress.
Tive Umrrd > NC flag IS now
~. i nt"it'.e II us,on House
eve W, are stopping, and am IN
nrmad ! has been raised in many q
I tan tb Oh. h,ul the country
IT u IA, be locked upon as an md
Cation Of the popular feeling. No,
wili,sland'ng the opposition to tn
measure. and the known fact tina
man. vi the citizens are disposed Il
listen 10 frreign propositions, an
inclined 10 believe that the E,nglis
iar wOul.i fare but roughly Shout
any one take it into his head to hols
T it.
Were it no, for the half promise
made by the agents of the English
French Governments. of the uncur