Thoughts On the Proposed Annexation of Texas to the United States
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In taking Texas, therefore, we take Santa Fe. We not only take Texas, but the conquests of Texas. W T e add to our dominions one hundred and fifty thousand souls now willing subjects of the Mexican confederacy. * And this is done under the name of Texas ; this is done under the plea of original discovery; under the term of re annexation. Away with these miserable subterfuges. If we have the avidity, let us have the port of conquerors ; let us not go out to rob in the garb of a special attorney ...; a national compound of Dick Turpin and Oily Gammon, uniting plundering and pettifogging in a new motley of crime.
* Kendall's Santa Fe, vol. I. P. 16.
INDEXATION OF TEXAS, 25 But it is impossible to suppose that that government will con- sent to this. If she patiently acquiesce her days are numbered, and even our generation may well see Mexico itself in the grasp of this Republic. N-o people can submit to such an aggression no people will.
There are two other matters connected with this branch of the subject, not unworthy of attention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In taking Texas, therefore, we take Santa Fe. We not only take Texas, but the conquests of Texas. W T e add to our dominions one hundred and fifty thousand souls now willing subjects of the Mexican confederacy. * And this is done under the name of Texas ; this is done under the plea of original discovery; under the term of re annexation. Away with these miserable subterfuges. If we have the avidity, let us have the port of conquerors ; let us not go out to rob in the garb of a special attorney ...; a national compound of Dick Turpin and Oily Gammon, uniting plundering and pettifogging in a new motley of crime.
* Kendall's Santa Fe, vol. I. P. 16.
INDEXATION OF TEXAS, 25 But it is impossible to suppose that that government will con- sent to this. If she patiently acquiesce her days are numbered, and even our generation may well see Mexico itself in the grasp of this Republic. N-o people can submit to such an aggression no people will.
There are two other matters connected with this branch of the subject, not unworthy of attention.
What to read after Thoughts On the Proposed Annexation of Texas to the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Sedgwick to read onlineMoreLess
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