New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-20
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
prxt,yry A. BrpLAcK. Charge c'AGairs 70 III R.pub,
~ Gr,-.da. vice william ". slsekiord, recalled
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~, ypo,, Texas rh- steamship New York
Cant WrIsbt. arrived here yesterday from Galrts
ton whence she sailed ON the S;h INST she brings
us papers from Galveston 10 the IN. A5'opy he,
passengers were Major Donelson, the u ; charge,
ana Gov. Yell, OF Arkansas
Gen. Hous,on. with his wife and son, arrived at
Galveston on the Sd inst, from his fafm on The
Trinity He proposed 20 visit the seat oil ooY.ia.
men, of Texas, and will then come al once 10 tAs
United States. he beng extremely sohcit"u us 10 see
Gen. Jackson once again before The death OF ID.
latter, which appears So immneht. he yieias 10
Annexation rs I matter OF necessity, II not Of
CHOICE.
a. Galveston OF ;fs 3;h INST.
Commodore Moore has involved hiIself IN
controversy with Gen Houston, and publishes an
address TO the people OF Texas, IN winch he e1.
noses his grounds OF dissatisfaction with the e1.
President lie enclosed copy OF this address TO
the eX President, threatening to follow II up With
other eyposures until h. can receive persona! sal.
lsaction tor The INJURIES WHICH He u''"Ns hnise!t
to have rccei"eG.
There is no limit 10 the enthusiasm Of the Peo.
ME of Texas in regard 10 Annexation. The only
rrouble with them appears 10 be, whether 10 meet
!, Convention and form Constitution tor "hs
State OF Texas" PRIOR or SUBSEQUENT 10 INC meeting
of Congress This lsriile theme iot the seyeVsl
editors To show the disposition OF the President
of Teas. we make short extract from The slorl.
ius Star o. the Sd inst Published al houston:
We rejoice to SAY that have the most positive er.
toncc that the President and majority OF the members Of
his Cabinet are ANXIOUS 10 act with the nimc't hTC1y
viii! the people ard viii cordially cooperate With them
,he. efforts 10 con>amae his great measure al the ef
est practicable period.
Hon. f. Allen, the acting Secretary OF State, az.
rived al Houston on the 22d ult. The Telegraph
assures lis that he is an ardent friend oi ADnexa.
non, and is desrous that the great measure
should be consummatcd at the earliest practicable
period"
The papers contain ample reports OF public meet.
ings decaratlye OF the feelings OF the people IA
gard TO Annexation There Is no occasion 10 give
these reports, so nearly unanimous are the semi.
ments OF the whole country. The Texans already
regard themselves ~ part and parce! OF The Un,ed
states, aud. proud of the Union, are OIL! impatient
that any delays shond be nIerposcd TO rs comple.
ton. Even the papers opposed TO Annexation but
insnuete their objections; they see that II nlusi
Ike place, and refrain from any open resistance 10
it. Ii we eau Judge rou.the tone OF The press and
from verbal communications, not all the diplomatic
resonrcrs of the wolll can sway at all the general
mind of Texas.
Inc papers nave some rumors oil disaiiecllon TO
the Mexican Government in some oi her Northern
Departments. The wish may be father to The
thoHshr' in this case. We have probably as lals
advices here as TO the movements OF Gen. Arlslas
have been received IN Texas
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