Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-07

Teras.-A late arrival at New Orleans,
from Galveston, brings late dates from
Texas. Nothing of Importance, except
the following papers, which throw some
light on the quarrel between Gen. Dutf
Green and the President Of Texas.
Tie President Of Teras and Gen. Green.
PRocAMATIoN
By The Presden, of the Republic of Texas.
Whereas, on the 9Th day of October,
1914, Duff Green, Esq, having before
that time been duly appointed Consul of
the United States, for Galveston" was,
by an Exequator Of that date, issued by
bis Excellency, Sam Houston, then Pres.
idenl of the Republic ofTexas, recognised
as such Consul, and, thereby, authorized
10 exercise and enjoy such functions, pow.
ers privileges, as are allowed to Consults
Of The most favored natious, in the Repuh-
lie of Texas, in which Office The said DUH
Green is still acting.
Aud whereas, owing to circumstances
known to The Executive, the interests,
honor aud safety of the Republic require
that the authority so extended as aforesaid,
10 the said Duff Green, be revoked.
Therefore, be it known, that l, Anson
Jones, Presiden, ofthe Republic ofTexas,
by virtue of the power by law in me yes
ted, do hereby solemly revoke The exc
quator aforesaid, and the same is accoT-
dinghy revoked, with all the powers,
immuuilies, privileges and rights therein,
or thereby conceded, granted or extended
to said Duff Green, as Cousal, aforesaid.
Done at Washington, the 3lst day OF
December, 1855.
WAsaINGToN. (Texas,) Jan. 2, l645.
Dear Sir:-The President Of Texas, on
account as he alleges of private and con
iidenlial conversation between hin aud
myself has issued his proclamation revok.
ing Excquatu., recognizing me as Cuunsul
a, GaIvestus. lie is endeacoring to make
il a mailer between ills government aud
that of the United States, This woald
be 10 play into the hands Of the British
Minister and favor the purposes which the
President and some Of those about him are
supposed 10 be anxious TO accomplish.
The whole matter is private and personal
between the President and myself, and ]
am resolved that il shall remain SO. Al
Proclamation has been suspended; and all
eifvrt is being made by mutual fre DIS 10
bring about q reconciliation. II seems 10
me iha, Presiden, Joues has intentionally
sought quarrel without cause, il so no
reconciliation can take place, because
having taken his course under The advice
ofevil counsellors, the same influence will
prevail. In that case must expect TO en-
counter The combined influence of the
British Minister and The Prcsideu, Of Tex
as aching in concert for the purpose of de-
fea,ine the wish Of a majority Of The peo.
ple of Texas and OF the United States. |
am aware of the fearful odds against me.
bu, am not dismayed. All that co,!
ask is that pubic opinioa be suspended,
until can place the facts fully before the
country, when it will be found that, the
President of-Fexas has not the slightes'
possible cause TOT the Inauu1r III whiriIhe
has treated me.
writ, this note for the purpose of say
ing in advance, that while l lutend 10 vIn-
dicale nv own character. intend 10 do il
in my own wBy at the proper time-that
| will no, it can prevent, permit the
personal injustice done TO me, to become
the cause Of a ,conlroveLsy between The
two goverumepls, Or in any way 10 retard
or affect the question ofannexatlon, and to
ask the favor ofyou 10 publish this, if in
YOUR opinion it becomes necessary 10 cor.
rect any erroneous impressions Which may
get abroad. =;
Very respectfully, yours,
DUFF GREEN.
Editor Telegraph. Houston.