History of Texas : From Its First Settlement in 1685 to Its Annexation to the United States in 1846 2
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Brown, 424 HISTORY OF TEXAS.
Tyler. The discussions on the suliject among the people of the United States were daily growing in interest ; and the back- wardness of Texas in closing in with Mr. Upshur's proposals, only increased the excitement. What could President Hous- ton mean ? The public mind in both countries was on tiptoe ; and the curiosity to look into the diplomatic notes that were t'upposed to be passing to and from the Texan government was hardly restrained within the bounds of good... manners.
On the 18th of December, 1843, a resolution was adopted in the Texan senate of an extraordinary character. After refer- ring in the preamble to the existing excitement, it proceeded to set forth that, " whereas, it is now understood that a spe- cial messenger has been despatched this morning to the gov- ernment of the United States, charged with important matters connected with said negotiations, the same being secret from the representatives of the people ; and, whereas, it is the espe- cial duty of the memljers of this Congress to inquire into all matters in which their constituents are supposed to be deeply interested, and particularly in regard to those which have pro- duced great excitement in the public mind : Be it therefore resolved, Tliat the president be requested to recall said special messenger, and delay his departure, until the matters to be communicated through him shall have been made known to this Congress, and such action shall be had thereon as shall be deemed advisable." The president, in a very pointed mes- sage, refused to com})ly witli this resolution.* On the 22d of December, tlie representative branch of the Congress made an- other call ; this also he declined.
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Brown, 424 HISTORY OF TEXAS.
Tyler. The discussions on the suliject among the people of the United States were daily growing in interest ; and the back- wardness of Texas in closing in with Mr. Upshur's proposals, only increased the excitement. What could President Hous- ton mean ? The public mind in both countries was on tiptoe ; and the curiosity to look into the diplomatic notes that were t'upposed to be passing to and from the Texan government was hardly restrained within the bounds of good... manners.
On the 18th of December, 1843, a resolution was adopted in the Texan senate of an extraordinary character. After refer- ring in the preamble to the existing excitement, it proceeded to set forth that, " whereas, it is now understood that a spe- cial messenger has been despatched this morning to the gov- ernment of the United States, charged with important matters connected with said negotiations, the same being secret from the representatives of the people ; and, whereas, it is the espe- cial duty of the memljers of this Congress to inquire into all matters in which their constituents are supposed to be deeply interested, and particularly in regard to those which have pro- duced great excitement in the public mind : Be it therefore resolved, Tliat the president be requested to recall said special messenger, and delay his departure, until the matters to be communicated through him shall have been made known to this Congress, and such action shall be had thereon as shall be deemed advisable." The president, in a very pointed mes- sage, refused to com})ly witli this resolution.* On the 22d of December, tlie representative branch of the Congress made an- other call ; this also he declined.
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