New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-30
rEx1S LANDSCAPE.

= s,scss rsqusd Arpy tails once between The heun Of 10
TEXAS L~s.ND-SCRLP.
We psrosivs that . memorial Of many Of our
c;tj,ens, once ardent and Efficient friends Of a
cause which We ourselves never espcuscd-the
Gauss Of Texan independence, in its infant state
ard when It needed such friends-is before the
Legislature Of that State, and is receiving but
little justice at their hands. OF such men and
Of their services, we are the natural advocates,
however little we may originally have agreed
with them as to the grounds on which they dad
their utmost to promote the Texan Revolution.
For that 10 now q fact accomplished ana nxed.
We cannot cancel it, II We would: we have ac-
cepted it, as mot merely thing not to be can
celled, but now become good. Like others, in
word. who upon grounds of national duty and
uublic faith were vehemently averse to the an
nexation of that country, we now cheerfully
assent to it !; but our assent and that 1--WE are
surs) Of many others will cease, if Texas, safe
and quiet member Of this Union, abundant in
resources, Of wealth every day growing, with
anample public domain, and Nth ten millions
Of her public debt gvafuifomsiy paid by this
eontsderaey, is yet bent on putting us to the
national shame of seeing her, as one of our
States, not only setting aside her solemn public
engagements, but more than doubling the sin of
ill-faith by the enormity Of ingratitudc, in thus
breaking her contract with the very men who
lent her their disinterested and saving aid, at
the outset and in the very infancy of her cause,
when it was most desperate.
Tho -h;.b 90. .;x;v... 80 N.-~ n-1....
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presents briefly as foliows They are the hold
1922 IVY Pu.SA"'s. w sPeou-
latlon, but issued to them IS the equivalent for
AosAs n~1e " ne1' ~ iar JACK as 1000 unuer
what circumstances these loans were made il
v.rv strore,v =, forth a. sollovs. in tho Name
80 sSNSy Wv AZ - - AsA0"o' ~ SAe NAeiuo
rial itself:
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49, ~ 49, a. 49, 49, t; VI ieAas
" ~ ~ - W rss ns.ona enistenoe. but
$3.50 = ;nt ~ ~ ~ anoeS nsr
sns e p.omo.e ner osnosng ner iururs
pat never nsr OF her integ
~ =, s - .eiJ ooIs,.ion, incurred volontariiy
y ~ - In se nsr sansrenss abroad
1879 your furnished the Commissioners under
5s rIovaon. uovesnment with cash and supplies for
not dollar could be obtained only from those who espou
- sns cause Ts.ss Who hsrsrded the entire
made II the darkest history and at time sz
iptere:ted snS.hn o,sras a. PROOF tnst such DIS
vas properly appreciated and fully acknowledged 81 the
Is o. her chosen
tin.in 1855 brief extract from which respectfully
Be- Il resolved BY the consultation of the chosen p.s
gates 81 al Texas 10 General Convention ASSEMBLED that
tsrv and - forvsrdsd bv M Hs ~ ~ C Sscte
e IL CITY Of New (1rssns ~ :" WV Solanii''e'
SAN FELIPE mn Ar.r,x Nov ,s,s
Gesfitneu-We received vour .or,r ~; - S...
utjmo and .ccomnsnvi.S mana. ~ NJ p u se ...a
from them thia Convertion Il hsnn, z i ~. M u
tsiotic aad liberal citizens OF the XIV ~ N pa
70 generously extended their mnnscsrt ma \; ,n.,
aid II their brethren in Texas Who are nov
he wallis Of San Aptonio fDr ,;h w.
rights Of man q did their forsfstbsrs ~ az az ny
Bunksrs Hill and on Oharestovr nls;.s srS :. 49, a
brave citisens ala aganst msresr.rr n ~ ~
fought for booty and beauty. - '''1''''' ""'
This Consultation Of tbe chosen ra,...ts. ~ Ill r
IN General Convention sssembsd dsens ;rrrs.sd ;,h
sense Of gratitude for the uccor that bas bss .s 10
for the syup.tbv that ~ h.en ra.n,fsstS s 49, ~;
sens Who Ar tbrssfensd Nv In nI;t Sn, - 9%I ci
that unless they Weld unconditions ,h.
shall feel the iron rod Of unreenting oppression tender
your city or their indpess snS 70 M e1s1 Of
ssspos0s ssd q, vs trust that no act Of win
snes q the early support thew s.rs tie - ns