Clay, Slavery, And Annexation!

"J HAVK, HOWKVKR, !o IIES1TATJON IN SATING THAT, KAR HIOM HAVING ANV PKRSON, LOBJECTIO.v- TO TUK A NNKXATÍON OV TKXASj f SHOULD BB GLJID TO SEE 1T, WITHOUT D1SHONOK, AVITHOUT WAR, WJTH TIIK COJIMO.V CO.NSKNT OF THE ÜNION, ANf) ÜPO.N JUST AKO FAIv, TKÜMS. ƒ ) O .VO 7' T HIJ'K THAT THE SUBJECT OF 8LJVERY OUGHT TO J1FFECT THE qUESTlOJ' OvVL #V2F Otf 2fiJK OTHER. WIIETHER TEXAS BK INDEPENDENT OR 1NCORPORATED IN THE UNITED STATES, I DO NOT BELIKVEIT WÍLLPROLONG ORSHORTKN THEDüRATJON O j" THAT JNSTITUTION. It is desiined to hecome extinct, at some ' dislant (!ay, in wy opinión, by the opoperation of the mevimblo iavvs of populntion ITVVOUI.D BE UJYWISE TO REFÜSE A PERMANENT ACQUISITION which, wlll cxist ns ]onr as the frlobe rtítnnins, ON ACCOUNT OF A TEMPORARY INSTI TÜTION.- H. Claijs Lcüer, July 27.