The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-06
IMP orr ANT FROM TEXAS.

Oux Kew Orleans Correspondence.
New ORLEANS, March 80, 1850
Res from 5sras-A Citation 1AyoSgAsHt As Sots7Ae Old
Aah Anntastio~ Psvy Orsanasfng-n The Population on
TIE kesieaw Line IN Arms Ae Cuizes Defending Their
Hsr'o Againa The Indians-7 The Southern Payy Joining
Ne Old AHti Anrssaton Organization Friersds of ~
ositc Railroad DissStsatcd-- Es,glaA fea,~ncs At
Wsrk-FSance and England Acting in Obncsrt-Les CON
frsss Bsware, &C., &C.
The from Texas anticipated the opinion Gent to the
Herald 10 my last letter. The press OF thai State already
discusses in anticipation the course Of the War Depart
nept and the leading journals take sdes according
their hopes politically influenced. This remember is N
the southern and central portions Of State embracing
he sugar and cotton districts and the settlements Of
the old Texan anAnnexation party, reinforced by
the out and ont ultra Southern men, who
have Of epgrated the The deferceless
state OF the Mexican line has already aienated from he
States" the feeling exstng for the Union "Tbe only real
coreideraton promised Texas in exchange for her ssps
rate nationality strong executive protection against
foreign invasion and Indian depredations" is the
language on every mans tongue; "and II this fails
us, really do net IN what the American
government benefits Texas" The same language
rs Tying from mouth TO mouth IN the north
western counties, where the Indians making
ready with the coming in Of the early grass and spring
flowers to redden the asd battle those flowers with
blood Of the white settlers These local dsconeuts
growing out Of just tbose which IRE mems
minds and make orother's Or neighbours cause your
own and go the thing SPREADS throughout the State But
there Ia aeo pen sing State measure, which may be
crushed Al Washington the Congerss Of "the States
measure which TeIs says 10 not with ,ut national ad
vantsges. l the Pacific Railroad The defeat Of
this bill involves immense consequences And will tell
you Why The friends Of that will consider that
All nope building the road within this
Union must be gwen up Congress declines s
conviction is forced upon tho the friends of the
measure naturally attention will be directed 70 state
things favorable ~ the State independence and
English aid Depend on H. inducements will not be want,
tog TO incline the growing dhoontent Of Texas in his
European direction England has never abandoned the
hope Of obtaining the proectorae OF Texas and through
This the proectrae Of Mexico and the only high
way to The Pacific from the Mississippi Valley. Now the
ducirg o,her foreign Powers r. do the same, ID
TO be attributed to one clear and well known
1t 10 leave republics to the dangers Of a long continued
peace and prosperity. Pamerston knows that nothing
SO pta 10 he permanency Of popular forms Of Co
nj external issues and foreign wars, accompa
MED by expansion Hence the United States
70 yield any point and avoid every for for
een policy and we to quarrel among ourselves,
especially with vital issue the negro ques
,on and sh such plant tools as Seward SUMNER Gree
are confident OF seeing the United States pieces In
such an event. Texas the silver mines Of Mexico the
only practicable route 10 the Pacific will be highlands
share France may be looking to the possible eventually
Of placing feet nj the mouth Of the Mississippi river,
treaty
under which louisiana purchased. The HERALD
should not let the country rest this subject There
B deep Anglo French game being played
in the Gulf, in Central America ana in Mexico.
We must build up Texas aud keep good faith all the
terms OF treaty OF annexation We must build tie
Pacific Railroad through Texas, measure recommend
ed by economy, State policy and national wisdom. We
must command for the United States the silver and trade
OF Mexico. We mutt have constitutional conservative
democi at for our next President and at all hazards
must defeat the nominee OF the republican party who
he may be.
sgan say to you, Keep your eye on Texas" There
cannot stop Indeed Will carry him along and think
il second only 10 the the American Revolution. II may
take the form Of national through series Of
Of good faith TO the State, combined with the Pa
cite Railroad aud the protectorate of Mexico
d alt nese fail, and the War Department make no
Mexican INVASION aud savage Indians
on Texan frontiers, and the great
public Of the State and the age voted down by
Congress- all TO be finished by the election of black
republican President, then this revolutionary, radi
cal or democratic movement vii he made by Texas single
handed. And il SO, mark my predicton) then Eng.
land and France will show their hande. The United
States will have lest Texas rghful extension into
Mexico, while foreign Powers will possess such check
upon Pacific States TO bind forever to keep
the peace And perpetual peace 10 republic do
mesc Issues and domestic agitation, and these maadies
end in political destruction
Let Congress listen Senator wgfa the time may
when regrets will be unavailable repair q great
national Calamity.