Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-25
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Oar neshbors OF the Enquirer ore alarmed, aud w.
have no doubt the whole Holy Brotherhood Texas Land
holders, bond holders and Scrip holders with them at tie
uniavoEabe manner in which Browns Resolutions for i'm
mediate Annexation have been received in e KOS itself
Ii really would look from the language OF the Gaveon
Civilian and the Texas National Registsr-the leading
and mos, Influential Journals Of that Republics If An
neSaon on tho terms proposed, going TO be seorned
and spurned By Texas
How ardently Aops this may prove ue we need no,
say for II would IN great correct the dire mis-
Chief OF the rash nnd unconstitutional legislation of the
lot" Congress- Congress destined be opprobrou,y
memberet IN the annals Of this country.
But we confess tst depend but little upon these de
rnonsIra;ions from Texas. As we can unde,,nJ
they arc induced. by the fact that the States did no, as.
sune 10 pay the Texas national debt-esimaed by uanv
10 exceed twenty oillons OF dollars When the Tear,
le-rn what the hope ard calculation of the Tern, bb.
In this country is-nsmeiy, mat although not assumed in
orm the Texas debt will yet be paid and the
loebers IN The snd realize all their golden vsons-xe
say that when this idea, no, unpausb supported Is duly
in Texas and backed by The secret
OF MI Ro. J. Walker Secretary Of the Treasury Ran.
coPh OF Roanoke (Seih Bafton) renerab neighbor
and the Te1as authorities generally, the People of Tex..
Will Jump Into the Union, like sheep into pen! So We
fear al least We deyYuiy wish the sagacty 10 per-
eeive hsH trio interest well that Of the L. States,
that is TO keep isemsecss 10 Hsmseess But the Country
may rely upon 1t, that onsd speculation s at the bottom
U" '"e Pn'' o ieShs !" make tls country pay her debt
on the part OF spectators here make the u States
them scrip and bonds at par which only few cent,
in the dollars aud Texas, moved BY this mercen,ry eons
| Iteration, will he whipped in!
We give Two articles Of great Interest," from Texas d.
pers:
FROM THE GALyEsToS CIVILIAN.
"The article which We copy 10 dsy from The National
Register ehnrds gratifying evidence Of return on the
OF The Trends OF annexation this country, 10 n orope,
n se'e'pec and an understanding OF the position
which Texas may and ought assume IN relation TO ,ba
question. Our friends beyond the Sabine have lost sight
oil he onely adage that II lakss To make bargain
ana only studied how To snaps measures 20 az TO make The
RECIPROCITY all on side. until length their uer So,
'nhe's and disregard Of the respect due Texas n On in
dependent nation, which has thus far maintained her
honay nights, aud libertie begins produce the n.,u
ra nuts OF disappointment nnd aversion in those Of our
cizans vino hsd looked that quarter for nag,a,i,nor
end d-nierested regard for our welfare and bsppnes.
Inc h.Pe'' and pershing bsRgu may without N
accept e most hunliatEg conditions for and sg,e, Il,
become the nrenial 81 him from whom lao receive. Tho
meals OF a'ertng famine aud death; the sturdy woman
whose honest Industry and strong arm afford him Mi IN.
'H' % suhSsiehce aud protection requisite 10 his cond
uDn ahu hao' ~ e may veil shun The banquet aud the
S''ooau'n invited into the so.irty VI the more wealthy
p'l's, "hsn h' acceptance IS TO be coupled win
acknowledgements u Vassalage and inierority.
IRON rnr ,tEEAs) SsnoSAL Rlsnps.
| w Th2rosLO ANNESATfoS.Tbo Congress u tho Uni.
eu susie doth consent inst the territory included within
u hshmy belonging to the Republic of Texas may he
e,.1'o 'n' sew State. TO be called tho State Of Texss
w" people oi said Republic. 10y deputies in Conyenti,n
"senD I'd with the o the ,t,nz ,oyernnen, in
"'f n"' is same may be admitted ~ one II the tles Of
voc Uh"n' such = the language vi the first section n
e resolution which has passed the low er House of the
Hmsrcin Cong.es'. What II. import
| answer ~ that We sy aside our national name
Dl,n our present. Constitution, erect ourselves into
W" 'n"' adopt the nppeatys II "Stlo Of Texas" or
| N'a.o We" Government Oi republican FORM by means
~ P',''7 assembled m convention, and, after have
! 49," "foush We prescribed revolutions; after VIC have
~" '"uhafIy deprived Ourselves Of every feature snd
'."'n 81 Wat heOHslty under which our
ms oe'n recognized by foreign Powers after VIC have in
'",' annih'od cur Identity a. a comuunty and teoudat
20 even our hane, that We cnn neither know p,y he
n''" W NE rank sud suong the nations which We
"'W hneho occupied. az least without dslonour and
nOu' 'h' consent Il the old world and tbs nev sC,sr ali
80 s1'fces aud al this deRrsdaon what shall wo have
| K'l'u what shall we have accomplisb.d7 Annexation
~ H"eIic'n Union No; not even the promise Of h.
"'', sUgh cHcunstauces, eli our come Sops with TO-
nations would be dissolved our relations toward them
'Hs'o' '' Advantages accnng from past negotiations
49, w no one can pretend tina. the great Enropean
"''' VIII continue tsir afnicshle intercourse with our
- i'" ~ ne RirrH.ie % TfxAs under the name Of
c Sifs % IEtAs." habifrd in the astb OF suppisnt
wy n' ,io1 hip the family Il American States tho very
'nu asIon VI which nave been gsrscrtrtp by their
"s'''' Niy IN such pui,e We should not even know
!" such siae of national abeyance and limbo,
Olu Hs'ih'f ssseus separate dependence Tor our
nor eihm any species Of nisnce OF connection ever
~ any name given under heaven or among men"
n any ONE 'o'ernment. 10 such an attitude on mori.
y"e s'o Illuminating indeGnients We may well be ds-
! "O"eo' "s distinct HsiOn,