The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-05
n1ovemsntsi Texas.

The defeat of the Texas bill was hailed Yesterday
with emotions OF triumph by several OF southern
friends We asked them what they expected to be the
result Were they not afraid Of the collision and e
fusion Of coun,rymen's blood il might produce :
/" Not at all" the reply "Texas would now get all
the land which she had claimed. She would advance
her regiments to Santa Fe. and take possession OF
her own soil" Bat what becomes of MIR. Fillmore :
Had he not threatened her with the military force
Of the United States and could he retreat without
disgrace from the position he had taken Would he be
discreet in not carrying out his message than he
had been in sending it I'M He had been npruden
enough threaten Texas with force, TO irritate her
pride. and offend the preodces OF the exctable and
cited South and il not TO be apprehendei that the
same laundering indiscreton with which he had CON-
menced his would mpel him TO attack upon
the Texansl Certain il is that Texas will not recede
She calculates upon the sympathy of the surrounding
southern States and already she is preparing for
the contest The she hears Of the rejection of
the boundary bill she may prosecute her and
anticipate the march OF the troops OF the Used States,
What says the New Orleans Crescent OF the 27ih utmol
On the l6h several bills introduced in the sena
toal branch OF the Legislature to provide for the raising
troops take focibe possession of Santa Fe which
scvcraly read first and second time, and referred
provides that the governor be authorized call for five
thousand vouneero be organized into five regiments Of
thousand in the aggregate each the companies
Of one hundred each in the aggregate and be
Differed according the regulations of the United State.
army each volunteer shall receive the pay that
allowed troops Of the United States of like character
and quantity OF land proporionae the time he
for months service three hundred and twenty
for six months six hundred and forty and for twelve
months twelve undred and eighty that reg
Of said volunteers be mustered into the service inn
nsdatey, and that the other three be required hold
themselves in readiness to march moments warning
that should the eIgences require the other three reg
in the field any time, the governor il required
call thom into tho service, and march them tho Of
rebellion that for the payment Of said troops for the
vices contemplated by the act the proceeds arising from
the sale Of any portion Of tho public lands tina, the Stats
may hereafter sell specifically appropriated that the
governor authorized take said troops
that tho money, in the treasury otherwise ap
proprised Appropriated for tho purpose Of carrying
into effect the provisions Of this and that the be- in
force and take effect from and alter Its passage.
A few days will bear to her the vote OF the House
Of Representatives Of yesterday; and who can tell but
that her FIVE regiments will be Immediately rsised and
the march to Santa Fe Have the friends Of Mr. Fill
more in the House of Representatives reflected on these
movements. and therprobsble result or have our sonth
friends, who erult in the defeat OF the BILL consd
cred that il may bring the clash Of arms the
Rio Grandss One drop OF blood shed in such contest
may dissolve this glorious Union