Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-16
Annexation Consummated.


We ceired The fotioping Foreign Intelligence too
late for insertion. IL riH be pcrceiaed that
the last rag Of hope, that Annexation might be
defeated, is ertingulshed The nert mail may
bring us further inteiHngence.s E
From the Washington Union
JOINT RESOLUTION, giving the consent of
the exsimg government TO the anne xallon nj
Texas TO the United States
Whereas the government of the United States
hath proposed the following terms guaran ices and
conditions " hch the people aud territory Of
The Republic OF Texas may be erected INTO new
State, 10 be CAL, the Srale of Texas, and admit
'ed as one of The Safes of the American Union,
10 VII:
Here follow the resolutions of the u. States
GO gr's SIS
Aud Whereas by said terms, the consent of the
existing government of Texas is required there
fore So a.o@ '-as.-4 -l asa
l.. Be it resolved by the Senate aud House
1T Rrrssenlu,.vr OF The republic OF Texss. II,
Congress assembled, Tla' the government OF Tex
as doth rosen tiatthe people aud territory Of the
rrpubic ut Texas may be erected into new
Saie,.tp be Called he State of Texas. with a re-. ?
publican i"rm 1T government. 10 br adoped by The
people "f shd repuhlic, by depuiIes u. Convention
asst'nb ed, ~ order that The same ,ay be- admit
leo as "iie of lha States OF The American Uu,ou
and SAID CONSENT Is gwen on the terms, guarantees
aud Conditions sci forth in The preamble 10 this
ioini resolution.
2. Be Il further resolved, That The p.ocIa-
matiou ofhe President Of The Republic of Texas
bearing date May 5th, 1916, ard the e,cc,,un os
depuies 10 SIT IN Cnnve:iui al Aus.,n ON ,he 4,h
day OF July next, for the State Of Texas, had in
accordance herewith, hereby receive the consent
OF The existing government of Texas.
20 BE II further resolved, that That The Pes
ident OF Texas is herebv requested Immediately
10 'urnisa the Government Of the United States
through their ministers near This govesnmeu, with
copy of this j,i resolution: also 10 furnish The
Convention to assemble at Austin ON the Alb dasa
OF July next. with copy of The same; and j
same shall take effect from and after its passage.
| The above is copy Of The resolutions as they
passed she two houses, aud will We suppose re.
ce've The sanction ofihe President. They pass
ed unanimously, 'sslf
o. The 8 ih>t Mr.. Greer introduced iointre
s"niion offering a ''nalions gratitude 10 Andrew
jackson; winch was unanimously adopted. as7t
The treaty with Mexico was considered In se-
cre' SESSION. on Inc ST. of June aud unanimously
jected, aud The Injunction OF SECRECY removed
l, is believed that the Mrxicans were OCCUPY
! ~ tw" postioii-in what force does 10, appear,
Oh the l9 h. IN The Texan Senate, Mr. Green
introduced Jni resolution relative to iI.e intro.
dic ION oil The United States troops into Texas;
| read the first time. rs -..55 --.s>. -
Mr.. kaui'nan's bill, setting apart land for The
| payment of The public debit" &c. Was ,uk..u am,
read a second aud ihrd time and passed. =.
| MIR. Lawrance ia rod,icrd a resolution. Err the
'eliefof Post Captain E. W., Moue---read the
tirsttime. - 49,, zen sisa, ,eassills
We are happy to state that Commodore Moore
has aireany been restored TO his scomw and. We
are Informed that Congress would probably asds
journ on Wednesday.