Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-10

son or acknowledged independence in the wealth
which the commercs Of Europe is about pour into
lap and in the increasing value Of our lands arising from
extended occupation, and the Of foreign
ltal secure OF becoming 'fhe most tar0red by those
powerful and wealthy soyeIegties, whom both interest
and policy mpel cherish posteny staples
and that the increase Of will speedily
render no less consistent than desirable great diiR-
tion Of The foreign tar-wiih the alternative presented
by this resolution of Texas dvesied Of all these high
privileges aud advantages shorn Of her attributes
nation crippled in her commerce, her prosperity, in
her domestic depressed by the burdens Of pub
te debt and direct farafio her land consequence
preciaed in value and in tile Of final
upon the proposed basis public doman not only
zeed and nOrgaged TO secure the payment of debt
but erisrerated Of its mineral loeafh swell the
federal treasury.
THIS is indeed but dim and t5ta.Is inadedrate view
OF the actual pit and grave Of nsgnhcance and nfamy
into which the House of Representatives OF the Amer
can Congress have proposed TO plunge this nation.
"Since he, miscslld the Morning Star,
Nor man-noT iend hath fall'n So far :"
The following is from the CiUilian aud Gaiseso ia
zette, IN comment upon the foregoing:
The article which copy to-day from the National
Register, affords gratifying evidence of return the
part of the friends Of Annexation in this country TO
proper sense Of the seespect and understanding of
the position which Texas and ought assume IN
laiion TO the question Our friends beyond the Sabine
have lost sight of the homey adage that it takes two to
make bargain and only studied bow To shape measures
TO make the reciprocity all one sde until at
length their seIshness and disregard of the espec,
due 10 Texas Independent nation, which has thus
far maintained her nationality rights and Liberties begins
TO produce the natural fruits Of and
sion those OF citizens who had looked that
ter Tor nagnanmous and dsineresied regard for our
welfare and happiness The helpless pershng beg
gar may, without hesitation, accept the huma,ins
conditions ior and agree TO become the menia Of hn
from whom he receives the of averting famine
and death but the sturdy yeoman, whose industry and
strong atord him all the means Of subsistence and
protection requisite his condition aud habits n lite
may well shun the banquet aud the association n invited
lhto the society of the wealthy and plcsuming
when his acceptance is to he coupled with ackholedg
ments of vassalage and ihferiority
From The GdlrestOR Weekly Neps
THE PRosPEcT-We have already furnished incon
testable evidence, that the British policy opposition to
Annexation has far succeeded that Her Brtannc Nj
Jesiys Minister has obtained the pledge of President
Houston, his best cndeavors TO defeat that mea
sure.
We are told that upon condition Of our renouncn.
the American Union forever, the Monarchcal powers o
Europe viii then terminate our formidable will
Mexico forthwith and comPulsively.' The friend
y promise has been made from time TO time for the las
seven or eight years, aud its repetition Just this pac
ular crisis, when the speedy of Annexation be
yond all reasonable doubt is exceeding well timed
der TO create reaction in the public feeling of this cOun
try We not told whether this friendly mediation i
again to be attended by another 'sarnisce
sary preliminary step, 10 be afterwards improved int
one of more convenient duration We are however
assured that "France and England ,oH openly su5.z
the consideration Of government aud people, induce
mens for US 10 remain independent" Such information
this is usually confined the chief agents of govern
men as matter of state secrecy rarely furnished
to the public journals except for the purpose Of poca
influences and foreign cnunleracton. This announcement
is made in the positive and unqualified terms of nego
tator, who has participated in all the cabinet
inirgues Of both hemispheres.
The public need not be surprised should this singula
manifesto prove to be the harbnger Of party organza
iion and OF great exerons in this country to coitefc
the labors of friends in the United States and
feat this great here, after it has umphed there
ave shall see."