Andrew Jackson Donelson to Sam Houston, November 12, 1847
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that large portions of the populous settlements
of Mexico are to be annexed. This
supposition would of course require us to
maintain Genl Scott where he is, but it
would require the subjugation and annexation
of all the country — a fearful extremity
to the principles of those who voted for
the admission of Texas.
I may be too distant from the scene
of action to form a just opinion or
may be already spoiled by European
________ [?], but I cannot help being
stalled as though I were about to lose
some portion of my security in the onward
prosperity of our country, when it is
proposed to incorporate the whole of
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Andrew Jackson Donelson to Sam Houston, November 12, 1847. Andrew Jackson Houston Papers #3654, Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.