The Presidents of the United States 1789 1894
The Presidents of the United States 1789 1894
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Polk declared his views in no uncertain tones. It being understood that he would be a candidate for vice-president, a letter was addressed to him by a committee of the citizens of Cincinnati, asking for an expression of his sentiments on the subject. In his reply, dated 22 April, 1844, he said : " I have no hesitation in declaring that I am in favor of the immediate reannexation of Texas to the government and territory of the United States. The proof is fair and satis factory to my own mind tha...t Texas once constituted a part of the territory of the United States, the title to which I regard to have been as indisputable as that to any portion of our territory. " He also added that "the country west of the Sabine, and now called Texas, was [in 1819] most unwisely ceded away " ; that the people and government of the republic were most anxious for annexation, and that, if their prayer was rejected, there was danger that she might become " a depend ency if not a colony of Great Britain. " This letter, strongly in contrast with the hesitating phrases contained in that of ex- President Van Buren of 20 April on the same subject, elevated its author to the presidency.
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Polk declared his views in no uncertain tones. It being understood that he would be a candidate for vice-president, a letter was addressed to him by a committee of the citizens of Cincinnati, asking for an expression of his sentiments on the subject. In his reply, dated 22 April, 1844, he said : " I have no hesitation in declaring that I am in favor of the immediate reannexation of Texas to the government and territory of the United States. The proof is fair and satis factory to my own mind tha...t Texas once constituted a part of the territory of the United States, the title to which I regard to have been as indisputable as that to any portion of our territory. " He also added that "the country west of the Sabine, and now called Texas, was [in 1819] most unwisely ceded away " ; that the people and government of the republic were most anxious for annexation, and that, if their prayer was rejected, there was danger that she might become " a depend ency if not a colony of Great Britain. " This letter, strongly in contrast with the hesitating phrases contained in that of ex- President Van Buren of 20 April on the same subject, elevated its author to the presidency.
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