New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08
IT.. Came Of Anne xation-P the
stakes-What are theys


49,. I'VE take al the public prop erty of Texas.
-. minerals salt springs, Sc.-ncludins ner Navy,
e. = n,ch half million OF dollars IL YET due. and yet
- ., one red cent OF her debt for the settlement oil
s~b ~ lesve her the wild lands still ~ the possession
r,,ilder saeases No wonder they complainant won
president Jones lnuinaies reliance on our future
Shersy anil Justice 10 amend the very Imperfect nea
sure we have offered them. We are sl hall sarPrsed
thai T.xa. dti accept Il on sucn terms
There wall remain a good deai also 70 De set
tied by legislative compact between Congress and the
,,.ixture Of the state which might much better
- non arranged before hand Teas uM doub'
drr< hard brr9aia ruth fer her lands To allow them
10 lie outside general land system undefseing ali
The rest of the Wet will never do. They must be ours
and 70 MAKE than shall perhaps haze TO pay rey
roanaly.
al tia, IS material Texas we repeat IL secure and 80
nov As the Razor 5trop Man says Who's The nert Gus
temv,e SaaH IL be California Or Caaadai'
From Th< Sun. July 7h
Texas Is receiving an enthusiastic welcome
home There more talk OF the "impossibity, the
xuckedne.s" the inc xpedency" the danger OF
Annexation" Those who shrunk from increasing the
mower and dominion OF the American people and those
who tr.nbrd before The muiered dspieasure OF foreign
powers (as promised them TWO years ago they
would be- denying Their fears and explaining how they
.nrver were ol,p ,sed 10 Annexation" Mexico
Will have ample justice done 70 her, and vii find IN the
United states friend her borders always ready 10
cooperate sustaining her rights. We must go no far
uv.
From tie Morning Herold. July 7n.
The difficulties which surround the hna set
dement, OF great question are b. no means altogether
removed IL stall remains to be seen in what shape iD'
Opposing elements may present themselves. With the
facts before Us believe that the European
powers. which have been employing with such Per'e
veriny energy agencies 10 prevent Annexaiio VIII mo-"
dessf n m AL opposition. Again u II 10 be supposed
that Mexico viii quietly submit 20 Annexation, snd 81
once succumb the successful policy Oi ibe bntec
Stae. with regard this Texas question by no means
The slightest glance the present political cOndiuOn o.
keuublc that the Dftsr OyyO-DOb
made % Of Texas with this Confectionery IS ne
coming more intense every day In August the ffe-i
dental election in Mexico takes place Ihere arr
now three candidates in the field Zach Is appealing a.
the sympsthes and feelings OF the popular masses io
he undoubtedly viii be successful VINO most Po"efiu
ly attracts ~ his standard the pehgeieht ~ W.
people now 20 Intensely awakened agains. the Ihieo
Et.ies Under whsfever auspices. then, the admins
trstion OF Mexican affairs may be conducted wnicbeVei
candida may succeed hrporfise PoHy mus tneo"a'y
br oso,,cd and n immediate aud direct hostility 10 An
nex,on he not resolved upon and attempted there
not any doubt that serious and determnen opposiuoi
viii he made 10 the recognition Of the boundary line pro
posed by Texas aud the United States. In int case
The Intervention OF England will In all probability pre-
sent nself and the result may be easily imagined
"Tbe question it will thus be seen, has lost none Of t
wsrlkc characeron the contrary N, prospe0 Of COLI
so. bfpon the fpo countries only rendered more pr0bd
BIZ and near We have fear. however, Tor the issue
The destiny Of this Republic Is apparent TO every eye
Texas Annexation must be consummated, ana the I'M
mediate results Of that only precpuoe The sn1
tusa,oa Of the hole continent despite Of all the opposinf
efforts OF the despotic dynases OF Europe Wei, tn,
people Of this country are ready Tor any ming ha' may
turn no II good stand up 6sh ruth Great Br'toin b.
k,oayht about much the better. The chances OF thai
have by no means disappeared Just wait a little These
are tunes In which materials for the historian OF cen
fury may be made ia one day.
From N, Courier and Enquirer JULY IN.
The ANNExATIoS OF TExAs-While this paper has
uniformly advocated the Annexation OF Teas 10 the
United states from 1897 TO this time. Il has as uniformly
denounced the manner in which Annexation was sons
10 be achieved by the late Congress For Annexation
by Treaty ever an advocate but we protested
most soennly against the violation OF the Constitution By
trsmpllng upon the Treaty making power. With US the.
the question has not boon whether II was wise and pru
dent and patriotic. 20 Annex Texas To all this the
Courier and Eaqaire la. been commiited; and
from events we are more than ever confirmed IN
the policy OF that great measure
Our only objection. heretofore. has been TO the man
ner of Annexation not TO Anne Ration itself; and
remarked some weeks sincc the interference OF the Go
vernmenis Of England and France, has not only recon
ced nearly the whole country 20 Annexation, but
10 the manner Of accomplishing II. We think we may
therefore with great safety congratulate our reader
that this great has been brought close and
that Tras this time virtually an integral part OF the
American Union The mode in which IL has been &C
compished IL altogether Objectionable but the very
strenuous excrtiOns Of England and France to prevent
the measure prove its immense importance whlc
their interference reused nm American feelins which
prompted nine tenths Of oar people to deelse Annexs
under resolutions OF the last Congress
The Nation conmitcd on the sgolcct and rather
than defeated BY the interference OF Foreign Pow
al, or nearly Ri our
% see the very result which we this day announce.
Our firm hcfis that the whole country will be greatly
benefited by The annexation OF Texas; but more esfs'
cally will the commercial and the manufacturing sec
hons OF be directly benefited by that event, while in
stead OF weakening II viii add greatly 10 the strength
the Union. Such we know not the opinions of mos
Of the Northern people months since but time and
reflection have opened their measurably 10 the
msrits OF the question In regard to the question OF
Slavery in this connection we have ever denounced 1t
80 husbear not worthy VI moments serious consid
GRAFTON Suppose STAKEHOLDER working
hundred negroes ON two hundred acres of and-woulo
any person think cruelty 10 the slaves II he
10 extend the size OF his farm Certainly no. And
by extending his farm he increases his ability 20 cloh
and iced and Tune OF sickness 10 for the slaves
the Phanihopist must rejoice al The measure Anc
precisely 30 is with regard 90 Texas
From this time forward our Laws extend to every
square foot Of land IN Texas and hencctorth the intro
ducton Of slave on any quarter save our own slave
States. Is Pray. and punishable with hanging.
From this lime forward then. the ssyetrade is extn
fushed In Texas. This Is great measure gnined-ons
In which every honest in the land should rejoice
and henccfof,h instead OF the slaves being required
toi upon the comparatively barren soils Of Delaware
Maryland Virgins North Carolina Kentucky and Nj
their O. clothc and feed them they will be
ported 10 ~ more congenal regions OF Teas where
virgin soil and more genial climate will render their Ia
Dor frr more productive where their value 10 thcf
ers Will be three fold what IL is and whe.c conse
quenty. they will be better fed better clothed and
ter cared tor in the hour OF sickness licows course
that the Northern Will uit .aa,cy get rid
the great under which they labor aud thus
add to the political weight and .aauence Of the Free
STATES
With regard TO wha, Mc,.eo may do in consequence
Of Annexation. need .ot have any apprehension Sh,
has offered acknowledge the independence Of Ieras
she would not ur.e with Us BY this act she has vrtu
ely admitted Der Inability conquer her and given
all the al quit claim OF her title Bs anoi
saa ste does hu, If she declares war her Capital ru
b. IN possession. hs surrendered
Aape sracfore SAID uani tie Coraias cedsd 10 ts
Criisd States
~ We have judged best. at this crisis, to give
our readers the brcadsidc of the entire Texas otilla
regular and privatecrs They are mainly cxul,
ing over their fraudulent triumph and preparing to
make the most OF il, This is but natural Ba, the,
have no RICH, TO put words into the mouths of tbs
opponents of Annexation which are utterly advers,
TO our sentiments We tell them again that the al
versares OF Annexation HAVE NOT given up the con.
test they assert and sciN no, give 10 while we
have a gun which can be brought 10 near. We
shall make stand in Congress 30 every inch OF
holding eround-on the consup. r,a.on of the gisan.
tic Inquity directly on the Slave clause of the Con
1tltu'on OF the new State aad ON the admission nt
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