, 1861-04-01

emigrated from Texas to Mexico, end prepara-
'aons are going forward for general sxndus Of
thAt valuable class of Tenn population.
nndaS8toAasf at+heyt hAre their etes particle
lAflT directed 4u tha Mexican provinces or State
Ct Iauasu1lpss, which borders on thu Rio
Gran~e, andHhs contiguous coast q the gulf
south Of tho mouth of the river. It Is said
,that the soil and climate of this province are
admirably adapted to The growth Of cotton,
and that, batng more elevated, It ia at the same
time more healthy than Texns. :4Tha Germans
haye alfeady da1oousttated theit capacity for
Growing cotton with success with their OWL
labor, and It may be confidently anticipated
that they yWul mnko Of Tamaulipas q fornida-
bic rigni to Texas In the production Of this
prime marketable article. Land sells at
mera}y nominal price, say five to twenty-five
cents per acre. The islands on the coast are
not inferior to the famous " 6ea Islauda" on
the coast Of Georgia IN the production Of the
finest qualities Of eottou. -<,4 -,
in connection With Tenn affairs, should
hsve said that the avalanche Of comanche II:
dlans upon Texas, which has been Invited by
the partial surrender Of the troops to the
Knights Of the Golden Circle, falls with all Its
force upon taa section least tainted with treas-
on. It is upon the Germans and other pio-
neers Of the West and Northwest. that thB de.
vaetating hordes will pous down, while the
neapicable traitors whose misconduct has
the most part, 60 unseathed. # this il found
to be the true state of tle case, Of which
have no Teason to doubt. it will become q
graye question whether the Federal Govern
ment will not be called upon, by the obliga-
ious of good faith to Its loyal citizens, to main
tain the troops in the position they have here
tofofe occupied, in spite OF the pretended Sc
cession Of the eastern section, OF the State. I
am assured that q decided majority df the Tex
abs are ID faTor of the Uniob, bit the reign Of
tsrrcr established by the knights; of the Gold
en- Circle has suppressed nearly all opposition
to their brutal tyranny. # the army on the
Ie1an frontier were Row vigorously reinforced
by calling out the volunteer militia from the
ranks OF the Union party, carefully excluding
all traitors, IL is very probable that the popu:
lar tide might be com :lete1y turned against
the Seceders It is very probable that We oAall
soon hear Ct earnest appeals to the Govern
tieat, asking reiatoreements, instead of with
drawal Of the troops; and every consideration
offtustiee and policy will dictate the propriety
at witch great reaction will begif; and this
timely Indian war may furnish golden oppor-
tunfty 20 tue Federal Government, to display
lte eeneaceilt e t. htpiluenee to the misguided peo-
Another reason for maintaining strong
force on the Southwestern frontier, Is the re-
ported attempt to revolutionizs Arizona
Whatever hesitation the Government may
ehow tn regard to the enforcement Of the laws
In the States, there can be none as to the Ter
ritories, and the Administration will excite
the contempt Of its enemies; IS veil is its
friends, Il It falls to act promptly and Figor-
ous1y-- But in sending officers to command
the troops in that quarter, the utmost caution
should bs taken to exclude every one In the
slightest degree tinctured with the Virginia
and South Carolina feyers, which, directly in
the face Of the Constitution, assumes that the
highest allegiance is due to the State In which
side. There Il. maps men ok Eonofsble H.
stincts Who labor under this delnsion; and
wherever thesymptom exhibits Itself, t should
constitute m imperative ground for challepc-
Ing his patriotism and excluding him from