Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08
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sunday sIorming, November $. ts45.

@JPRIcE CURRENr.--Our newspaper aud let
ier-sfet review OF this market for the week,
| now Rady for customers at this office
III mails continue their antics as usual. ieser
dayke received Boston papers TO the 3Oh ulimo IN
cua,e, hut nothing whatever from intermediate
poits. Three days ago we received our regular
hleiirom Washington of The same dale, and Two
day since we got papers from New-Yolk OF The 2Sth.
lhk il The last Intelligence from that quarter. How
lliellosnn papers managed ii TO monopoze the
cap'c'Iy Of the bags, kicking out New-lork, Phlu
deIhia, Baltimore, Washington and Charleston on
tbs ocrasion, or Why they so exclusive ia their
ndlnns, is among the mresealed mysteries Of The
cnraclors, who doubtless will attempt fob off the
department. With some rigmarole excuses about The
change OF schedule. Well, we shall see.
We lay before our readers this morning letter
fpm Senator Bagby, addressed 10 "a gentleman in
prlh Alabama, evidently "A member Of the Alabama
delegation, on the subject OF his support of Texas
annexation, taken from the Huntsville Democrat
This letter will be read with more than ordinary in.
eresl, and are somewhat deceived If It does not
satisfy the public, that those who have reckessly
denounced the conduct of our Senator, have rather
more their hands than they anticipated when they
opened their batteries against him. Probably they
were not aware of The joint Resolutions adopted by
die General Assembly of this State last winter. We
copy the one to which the Senator aIludes that there
may he no further mistake about il, and which, un
der the present aspect of the Texas question, the
Legislature may, perhaps, see fit to modify 1t is
in these words
Resolved, That in the admission of new States
into tie Union. no other condition should be required
al them than was required prior TO the admission o
Missouri and that admission any other terms
would be compromise of the rights and interest
and would endanger the security Of the Sodtherr
States of the Union"
Another OF these resolut ions reads follows
"Resoved, That our Senators in Congress he in
strncted, and Represe be requested, lC
advocate and sustain, III suitable occasions, The
views and opinions herein SET iorih."
The House resolutions contain fall recognition
Of The principle of The Missouri compromise; ant
The Texas Constitution, If we mistake not, is en-
lrey silent the subject. Some litile awkward
ness, at least he felt ia voting for the admis
sion of Texas as State, under the Resolutions o
instruction above referred to, or will it be left to b.
got over, the ground that this will not present The
"suitable occasion" which the Legislature had il
view when the Resolutions were adopted.
There are other facts and views contained IN thu
letter which will attract attention, but we will no
enlarge upon them. Let them speak for themselves
All that the people of this State require in this mat
ter, is plan unadorned statement of facts, and lhi
they likely obtain without further aid from US
So far we have spoken we have been guided sole
y by the spirit Of fair dealing, and shielded as W
feel ourselves to be, by the panopy Of truth, W
look with Indifference upon the efforts that may b
made To place us in II false position.