Democratic banner., 1845-06-07
TINE ANN e s.
RewIiiss-GrccEs
OFFERING NEWS FROM TEX
AS.

selves to the United States, erInced by
public meetings, letter writers, and the
newspapers oflhat republic 60, this ques-
ton may be considered settled as "wi'h
the bond of fate" A letter from Gal
yss,sn Of The 9Th Of May, uses this Ian
guage:- -.
"Tbere is now no division upon this
.ub;ect. Texas will accep; the terms,
and that promptly; and on the LIST Mon
s,v in December she will be knocking
at the door Of Congress with two Sena-
tors and two Representatives, with a
good Constitution in their hands.
The New Orleans papers announce
II. arrival of Major Donelson and Gov.
Yell, from Texas, having left The scene
of their diplomatic arrangements from
feeling. Of delicacy towards Cs2. Hus-
ton and President Jones.
1t is scarcely necessary 10 Soy that
former rumors borne 10 tie l. States
for s%iacs;er purposes, that Texas would
never ncceed 10 any terms cf annexa-
ton sa,o u the Sena'es bill has proven
10 be utterly fa!se, the people Of that
Repntlic have spoken in no ambiguous
language upon Ills Po;ut-they say in
their p.i,n ,ry meetirE~, and through the
c%olanhs Ct Tic press, that the terms cf-
fe.sa then il Browns oil! are goolc-
n9u-h; aal hereafter, if any objection
should te discovered, th2t they will
trls! to the native j~u.tiee and magma.
niaity nf their cour'rymcn To r%ec'ify II.
How could il be otherwise? How could
size u;.trast as, .pri ciag a. SIC does
from the same ,tyoi, ~wor,hirins The
sl-no CD, ard entertaining he same
o)2iripns tia; we DO .! lie ',,ereisfi'y
Q: lhc people? Treachcry i'"ar1r ctr
or ua'i,.,s j. = ~ :n2ars = III ffai sTaii
With or 2e,P'e, 5ur 10 act ~iA Panic
E.i,h .owarl- oI; LIKE si.:"r Of the
Ss',h. jas, emerging from tie b4"3s OF
cl,ai.l yassaIl5.e-who has ,ris's! rs
Yha :,as welded herself AMI hcr Tor
n9es:~ - by bonds Which revelation
alsne en- slnAer, is 4 Proposition noi e
he entertained. Lc; her come then ~
the fall conf .eI.-c e beng d.; hy AZ ;
sister and co-egual Of lie many sav'
rcigai.icsthat compose the ~co"!'deTacy
The l6.h # this month, the day nPo'
Which President Jonesha< called tnceii
er the Tsx-u C,ogrcss, Viii see cen
sana:el one Of tie mos; advantageous
as well as comucalable designs Of IL
age. /, viii be Ike ushcrins ii.o eXis
,ence a new empire, whose HAtrcm
boundaries shali be washed BY the "he
Of the Atlantic and Pscific. Texas,
itself, contains territory enough for 4
empire, and in The spread Of Tree primer
p,e., tie Rio Grand cannot be the boG"
ary. California and tha. vast region {
country lying between the G"t
Mexico and the Western Ocean, ~
aid in furnishing an area over "tie
she genius Of liberty may preside. HI
measure, en- The part Of Texas, wou'
annil.ilate forever every hope while
England in her gian; strides for cor
quest and dominion might entertain II
obtaining another foothold upon Il
western coatinent-it would extend Il
area of freedom-add perhaps FIVE ne
States TO the Confederacy and prote
ton 10 u Southern frontier.
w congratulate our readers npon u
glorious result Of this great measur
TO Major DOnelson, our Charge TO tt
republic. much credit should be awar
ed for the ability and industry which
has cvincea throughout this transaciic
The best thanks of The friends Of Il
measure are due Gen. Houston, for
interest and zeal displayed by him
urging forward the final c%onsumation
the affair. But we have no space
any thing like a lengthy detail of
rumors upon the subject Of The negot
tiOn. We hope TO the res
with certainty in a short time.
OREGON.