...were powerful reasons why Texas should be a part of this Union. The southern States, owning a »lave population, were deeply interested in preventing that...navigating and manufacturing interests of the North and Kast were equally interested in making it a part of this Union. He thought they would soon he called...

...independent community between us and Mexico. There were powerful reasons why Texas should be a part of this Union. The southern States, owning a slave population,...navigating and manufacturing interests of the North and Easl were equally interested in making it a part of this Union. He thought they would soon be called...

...speech on the occasion, he remarked, " There were powerful reasons why Texas should be a part of this Union. The southern States, owning a slave population,...that country from having the power to annoy them."* A revolted province was in actual war with the parent country, and, while the slain in the last battle...

...States, as early as May 23, 1836 ; "there were powerful reasons why Texas should be a part of this Union. The Southern States owning a slave population...navigating and manufacturing interests of the North, were equally interested in making it a part of the Union." J Meantime, the Cuban slave-trade had fearfully...

...States, as early as May 23, 1836 ; " there were powerful reasons why Texas should be a part of this Union. The Southern States owning a slave population...navigating and manufacturing interests of the North, were equally interested in making it a part of the Union." J Meantime, the Cuban slave-trade had fearfully...

...reasons why Texas should be a part of this Union. The Southern States, owning a sltirg jiopuliituirii were deeply interested in preventing that country from having the power to annoy them." On the 19th of February, 1847, General Houston, under whose dire.'tions the treaty between Texas and...

...are powerful reasons why Texas should bo a part of this Union. The Southern States, owning a tlar-e population, were deeply interested in preventing that country from having the power to annoy them." On the 19th of February, 1847, General Houston, under whose directions the treaty between Texas and...

...it would be done at the present session. He mentioned as "powerful reasons" for admission, that '' the southern states, owning a slave population, were...having the power to annoy them ; and the navigating aud manufacturing interests of the north and east were equally interested in making it a part of the...

...be a part of this Union. The southern States, owning a slave population, were deeply interested iu preventing that country from having the power to annoy...east were equally interested in making it a part of thU Union. He thought they would soon be called on to decide these questions ; and when they did act...

...called upon to decide that question. There were powerful reasons why Texas should be a part of this Union. The southern States, owning a slave population,...having the power to annoy them; and the navigating ¡n.il manufacturing interests of the north and east were equally interested in making it a part of...