Letter of Mr. Walker, of Mississippi, Relative to the Annexation of Texas: in Reply to the Call of the People of Carroll County, Kentucky, to Communicate His Views On That Subject
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Let reax- nexation be now finally refused, and she becomes a foreign and a hostile power, with all her interests an- tagonistical to our own. Indeed, all history tells us that there is no friendship between foreign and con- tiguous nations, presenting so many points of col- lision, so many jarring interests, and such a rivalry in the sale and production of the same great sta- ple.
Much is now urged in many of the States in favof of securing a home marlcet for our manufactures.
Now here in Texas... is a home market, that may be secured forever, of incalculable and rapidly increas- ir^ value — a market that is already lost to us for the present, as the table of exports demonstrates, and, all must admit, will be thrown, by the rejection of reannexation, into the possession of England; for, whether Texas does or does not become a British colony, it is certain that a treaty of recip- rocal free trade would secure to England the monopoly of her markets and commerce. The cot- ton of Texas would find a market free of duty in England, and her manufactures a market free of duty in Texas, whilst discriminating imposts on our vessels and cargoes would effectually exclude them from her ports.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let reax- nexation be now finally refused, and she becomes a foreign and a hostile power, with all her interests an- tagonistical to our own. Indeed, all history tells us that there is no friendship between foreign and con- tiguous nations, presenting so many points of col- lision, so many jarring interests, and such a rivalry in the sale and production of the same great sta- ple.
Much is now urged in many of the States in favof of securing a home marlcet for our manufactures.
Now here in Texas... is a home market, that may be secured forever, of incalculable and rapidly increas- ir^ value — a market that is already lost to us for the present, as the table of exports demonstrates, and, all must admit, will be thrown, by the rejection of reannexation, into the possession of England; for, whether Texas does or does not become a British colony, it is certain that a treaty of recip- rocal free trade would secure to England the monopoly of her markets and commerce. The cot- ton of Texas would find a market free of duty in England, and her manufactures a market free of duty in Texas, whilst discriminating imposts on our vessels and cargoes would effectually exclude them from her ports.
What to read after Letter of Mr. Walker, of Mississippi, Relative to the Annexation of Texas: in Reply to the Call of the People of Carroll County, Kentucky, to Communicate His Views On That Subject?
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