Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02
From the New Orleans Courier.

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William ivy, from, N.,..n,J 49,, ,h ~ u, ."e os'Y1e
| of tha, place, of NAV a Ns'p-@"'
Ii IL filled with animated annexation. ,f ,h ,h,
| i'm favor of Aun.x,,ion. Wv fN's ''o'se
| Ii contains The pr,c..di,,. q, . ,,..,, r. II. -,
| tants Of Matarord. ooun,y-S.,h Ins,.n, a; IL ..
| man and Thomas H,,v,, s..,.,.,. ''" '"s s"a'
| 10 pur,u,nce of ts.,n,;on. ,d,,,,,a =, . . -
ing the Representative and s.o,,a, 4, C,s. 60. =.
county OF MatagorJa vere .po,un,.a n.i..-,.. -, -.
the delegates from the other connie in cans.",;
seat OF Government on the "a Mondsy In MAJ in CO.
sdopt such plans as they NAV J..u, mos, n,on., -, 49,
the VI the people Throughout the Reoubc ON m.
question Of anne Iaon Among the r,solp,on. .dn,,S
| by the meeting are the following
Resolved That we have heard with ..tonisb,.,, and
indignation OF the appointment and alton of Nil
lster rUu this government England and France which
IN conjunction with the delay the i'm
ing together the Congress- is we'll calculated excite our
dsuust in the action Vi the President.
Resolved That delay useless as we wish 10 sec M
overures from any government save thai of the Jni,.d
Sn,es"
The columns Of the Despatch full OF severe bur u.v
merited nvecuve president Jones for his
bic delay Ia eonvokug Congress the purpose of d.ber
ang on the propositions Of government To the
auinssion OF Texas into the Union Mr. Jones yed
those propositions on the Goth March, his proclamation for
the meeting Of Congress only the 5h April and he
has fixed the day Of assembling on the 18th June The
Despatch says:-The public feeling i. forced its utmos,
tension to tolerate this delay This daseul and nausea
ing duty has been wrung m by the united voice of
all IeIas-he discharged amid the murmurs Of public
dsconieni-we are indebted for lofty impulse nor
NOBLE senhment OF pariosm-itis the unwilling tribute OF
craven spirit and a coward hesn!'
The Despatch contains also letter from Mr.. Richard
Roman, Senator from the Maa CORD, district TO the An.
neAauon corresponding Committee, which expresses says
toe Despatch the sentiments OF of the
eIa,s ,bs, ever soes hs ,n.s e.eI VI, ROMAN de-
voluon he had ian abiding hone thai ,nre,,nn . N.
United States was the ultimate destiny of Tsr.s SIR
them and has ever since bean the ,en.,,I .nv.,
OF the people" He goes on 10 state thai the hon. a. m,
so strong ia s36 thar IN. exis,in o.,
that time submitted the Question Ia IN. neon.
simultaneously with the consultation Tn, p,opl. ,xs,s
unanimously avor OF the plan He saws the
vernment of Texas was instituted for Temporary nurnos
only SIR. Roman concudes with EXPRESSING firm r,.o
luton To promote the measure nj anp.,,ro, On 60. -
casion-snd II it fail he will think thai oxa, ba, .,tues
blow liberty in vain aud he will feel the buni.on T
defeat.
IL plain that the PEOPLE of Texas the real p.ool.
full OF enthusiasm for the eonsumnl. ton of m.a..
which they contemplated ever since the battle of San In,
cinto. the OF their toll. in the settlement and J
fence OF the Territory against the Mexican, In will bo
exceedingly dangerous experiment for Mr. lone. and
his advisers undertake by open violence or seerst n,
que disappon, the ishes Of the public No, only will
the experiment be dangerous but IL cannot In.
success is impossible. TGo moment Mr. Jones and nj,
nirguers attempt by an open act 10 IN,
sure, the whole republic will be in a fame-,bere will h.
simultaneous rising the people from Nacoedoches -
the Rio del Norie. Nothing will be able TO Withstand
them-they will demand annexation, mi. in hsnd-th,
present government will be abolished and they viii cal,
convention, who will order measure to be caried into