The New York herald., 1845-07-09
NEW YORK HERALD.
Tcxas Annexation and ITS Contingent Re
suits.


suits.
The successful issue of the popular novemel
in Texas in favor Of annexation this coui
try which has been hailed in the United States wit
such general enthusiasm, is beginning TO stimuat
the counter feeling into decided manifestations of II
antipa,hy to the measure. Thus we find that III
Tribune of this city, the organ Of all sorts OF fas
ends of faction and philosophy y-abolton Fourier
ism, ultralsm in politics and religion-has been 70
the last few days working itself up into wild an
savage opposition to annexation, which develope
itself in quite an amusing manner. Yesterday, at
ter giving number OF articles from the princIpa
journals the subject of annexation it proceeds tt
say.--
We have Judged best at this crisis to give our reader,
the broadside of the entire Texas fota, regular and
privateers. They mainly exultng over their irau
dulent triumph and preparing to make the most o It
words into the mouths OF the opponents of annexation
which utterly adverse to our sentiments
We tell them again that the adyeIsaes % ~
not give il up while we have gun whch can De
brought to bear We shall make s.ana IN congress on On
the gigantic niquty directly on the slave clause of the
Constitution of the state and on the admission
into tho Union of each new siayehoding State, which
may be formed from Texan Territory. Petitions from
the people against admitting Texas with a Constitution
guaranteeing eternal slavery, will pour into the next
Congress with million Of signatures. will pro-
baby be made up for the Supreme Court to test there
the validity Of an act which even the Courier declares
violation OF the Constitution or course it has not a
shadow of rghtfu force and we may fairly presume
tha, the Supreme Court will pronounce il null and void
ConspIators You have won an advantage Of us by
treachery and deceit but do not calumnate by
saying we have laid down our arms-Come and take
them
But let others do as they may banner hangs the
ton OF slavery androbbery, and thirst for plundered
gold. until crushed back fy main force Beaten here
maybe bat this present triumph ofoppression and perdy
be but temporary and will yet recoil on the heads
of its Let them riot in their FOUL vic
tory while they may but forget not the day Of retrbu
ton
Such Is the manner IN which measure OF such
vital Importance to the prosperity Of this Republic
and the spread and perpeiuity of free government
IS denounced and msrepresented by the little batch
Of hair-bralnsd philosophers who manage the Tri
tme. II is thus evident, however, that the organiza-
non OF violent snt-annexaton Clique in the whig
parry has commenced. This opposing influence
viii endeavor prevent, or al least interpose every
possible obstacle TO the final settlement of annexa-
,ion in the Congress of the United States. The
struggle will be directed against the recognition of
those terms which had most weight with the Tex
IN their acceptance of the resolutions passed BY
our national Legislature An attempt will be made
70 repudlate the assumption of the debt OF Texas,
and defeat those Interior views of mutual advan-
,age aud interest which have very naturally and
properly entered into the agreement between the
United States and Texas. Thus we will have the
aboonlsts, and the rabid ultras, of whose wild
and absurd theories OF society and government the
Tribune is the accredited and worthy exponent, all
making desperate effort against the consummation
ol annexation, and creating as much difficulty and
confusion as they possibly can
We do not, however, apprehend any serious i'm
pediment TO the completion Of this grea, and glorious
measure from this source. The action of the fac
iion represented by the Tribune, may indeed, tend
somewhat TO The disorganization of the wing
party, but from the general and warm express
sion in favor Of the measure which has been elected
by the recent intelligence from Texas. we have no,
my room left 10 doubt the complete success and per-
feet consunnaton Of hs first great step in the pro-
pagandism Of American institutions and American
liberty on a scale broad and expansive, and COM
m~nsuraie with their magnitude and value
Tn MAGNETIC TELEGRArn.--A writer in con.
temporary Journal, speaking of the results which
viii be accomplished by the agency of the magnetic
telegraph, says that il will rum the business of tn,
Post Office Department. The truth is the telegraph
WI nlsupersede the present system OF communicatin.
Intelligence BY the mail Government will be com
pelled 10 organize new Post Office Department, o.
rather, Telegraph Department. This will be ab
solutely necessary order to secure the people the
full advantages of this wonderful means of commu
nicaion. The writer then goes on to express the
opinion that railroad and steamboat companies will
oe nosi materially injured by The operation of tn.
telegraph This is quite an erroneous conjecture
On the contrary, the companies will be most essen
italy benefited. Travel will be greatly increased
not diminished All the pulses of social life will be
quckened A greater activity than ever will prevail
throughout society.
Certainly one Of the most interesting, and not the
least important effects OF the telegraph, will be tina
produced by il on the newspaper press. All thos.
papers which serve merely as vehicles Of n;elli
gence will be destroyed. The scissors and past
journalism Of the country will be snnihila,ed. Bu
that species Of journalism which embodes, instructs
direcs and controls The public opinion Of the time
will flourish an ienfod degree. Thus, pape
like the Herald. which a. always in advance Of III
movements of the great popular mind-which pre-
sents original views of passing events--which is i
iscl great political and social institution will b
rendered sul more influential and popular, by IN
operation Of the magnetic telegraph, which vii
stimulate and AID all the movements Of the inteIlec
'aal machinery Of the daily press
MotrwgNrs ., Wall SIaErT.-Greaf complaint
re made IA many qunuers about the depression q
business ~ Wall street. and the terrible dulness {
the season. All the leading men of finance are OF
q town. some q them, TOO, getting married
Aboui ten days ago, one Of fhe mos, noted men
Wal street took 70 himself wfe-a young. Lowell,
aid accomplished partner. We allude TO Jaco
Iirle, Ess, who was on Thursday week last, IN
ied 10 the daughter a one of the most respeciab
citizens o. brooklyn The ceremony took place /
the beautiful town residence u Mr. Lirtle in unio
SQUARE, and wa attended by number Of the fasl
ionable friends o' the Iar,ies The bride wa
hfes.ed 10 4 .tNle "A ll. lrrrat.si ,lrr.nce ,a ,h