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I bought icore 5 laptop using BIN and paid immediately last Sunday. I emailed through eBay Msg to arrange date of posting and some further details. Had no response for 3 days. Altogeher sent 4 emails w/o a reply which raised my suspicion. Raise a dispute with PP on Wed. Then suddenly got a reply that her ipad was down which was why I didn't get a reply. This was strange as I presumed she could have responded using the laptop she was selling. Agreed to send on following Tuesday but she wanted me to close the dispute. I won't do this as I would then lose all my protection rights and would not be able to raise another dispute as per PP rules. So now no reply to my email stating that the dispute would be closed on Wed when I have received the laptop. I have been scammed once when I waited too long to raise a dispute and the seller had transfered the payment out of PP into his bank a/c and disappeared/ deregistered. If I don't get the laptop by Wed, I'll escalate the dispute to a claim to get my money back. What do you think? I want to trust her but I also have to protect myself.
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Marg7 Yes, I agree. She was registered in 2011 and 38 feedbacks mainly purchases of cosmetic items and one sale. I don't normally buy from people with few feedbacks re sales but in this instance I somehow gave this person the benefit of the doubt. Hope it's not to my regret. Thanks for the support.
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I'd reassure her that having sent the laptop by recorded delivery, she could prove the item was delivered and therefore you'd have no choice but to close the dispute. If she's not willing to accept those terms then you'll just have to reclaim your money and go elsewhere. Certainly suspicious.
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And make sure you check the goods before signing for them!
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After many exchanges of email it is now on it's way to me today. Lets see when it arrives.
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All is well.Laptop arrived yesterday by 24hr service. Very well packed and the laptop is in almost new condition. the problem has been caused by the seller's somewhat lackadaisical appraoch. I am relieved.
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I'm pleased to hear that all was well in the end.
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Sheriff Tom Knight presented his first budget to the County Commission since his election in November.
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Knight offered a 2010 budget of $86 million, which is $2 million less than Balkwill's 2009 budget. To achieve that reduction, Knight instituted a salary freeze for all positions.
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The Arab Spring has blossomed – and sometimes wilted – in nearly every country
in the region, aside from Jordan.Now, with large demonstrations planned
for Friday in Amman – which organizers say will be the biggest the Hashemite
Kingdom has seen in years – some question how long Jordan can remain immune from
the demands for change that have swept through the region, sparking uprisings
and unseating dictatorships.Jordan is a relatively small, stable country
with a measure of freedom and a popular monarchy. But the conflation of new
pressures on the desert kingdom – an influx of Syrian refugees, an economic
crisis exacerbated by the region's recent instability, and the ascent to power
of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt – are adding up to a potentially combustible
atmosphere that many analysts say should not be underestimated."I don't
think Jordan is on the same Arab Spring track as other countries, but we are
looking at a new peak of these demonstrations. It's normal that when dialogue
channels are closed, people will go to the streets," said Oraib Rantawi, founder
and director-general of the Al-Quds Center for Political Studies in
Amman.The dialogue in question is between the government and the Muslim
Brotherhood, as well as a variety of other organizations demanding
reform.King Abdullah II, who ascended the throne following the death of
his father King Hussein in 1999, has sworn to answer demands for reform and says
he will hold new elections by the end of the year.But many say the mode
of elections the king has on offer promises to be a "copy and paste" of the same
kind of parliament, Rantawi said.While a new elections formula increases
the number of deputies who would be voted in on a national basis – in other
words, through parties which had been virtually banned in Jordan – the king also
increased the number of deputies from 120 to 150.The burgeoning number
would effectively dilute the potential impact of new electees. And the upper
house of Jordan's bicameral National Assembly consists of 60 members appointed
by the king.Given this formula, the Muslim Brotherhood, along with
several other non-Islamist opposition groups, says it will boycott the
elections, for which a date has yet to be set."This is a bad sign from
my point of view. If the upcoming elections go ahead as planned, they will be
part of the problem, not part of the solution," Rantawi said."With the
absence of serious dialogue, this has led us to situation where there are
worries, concerns, and a degree of polarization in Jordan that is increasing
like never before in the past 10 years. If we don't have a last-minute
initiative by the king himself to postpone these early elections, and to put all
the parties around one table to have a serious dialogue, things will become very
difficult in Jordan," he said.The situation in Jordan has been simmering
for the past year and-a-half. But few protests have garnered international
attention or have indicated that a critical mass of Jordanians demand
fundamental change.In recent weeks, however, frustration has grown. This
Friday, there will be a large protest in Amman, billed as Jordan's largest
demonstration in decades. It's main organizer is the Muslim Brotherhood, but
opposition parties are expected to join, including the leftist Wihda and the
Nahda Party.On Monday, the protest's organizers outlined seven demands
for reform and said that the gathering would attract some 80 parties, reform
groups and other local organizations critical of the Jordanian government, The
Jordan Times reported.A pro-monarchy group announced it would hold a
counter-protest adjacent to the one demanding reform, raising concerns that
there would be clashes between the two groups.The Jordanian branch of
the Muslim Brotherhood declared its gathering as a "Save the Homeland" rally,
and outlined demands which, if implemented, could change the face of Jordan.
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source of authority" – an apparent reference to royal rule.They refer to
the formation of a "national salvation" government.This would apparently
coincide with greater efforts to rein in corruption; a loosening of control on
civic and political life by Jordan's security services; greater freedom of
expression; and the release of imprisoned protesters and political
detainees.Several weeks ago, Jordanian journalists, academics and other
reform-minded activists were deeply disappointed when the king endorsed a
controversial media law which threatens to stifle freedom of expression
online."This Friday will be a test," predicted Oded Eran, an expert on
Jordan at Tel Aviv University's Institute for National Security Studies and a
former Israeli ambassador to Amman."Looking at the last two years and
the numbers involved, they are not enough to create a Tahrir Square affect.
People come out on Fridays, which means it's not a daily phenomena.They
use the mosque prayers as a focal point in time and space.It doesn't
show great force," Eran said."However, given the political agenda plus
the economic one, this compounds and erodes the king's traditional base of
support."For example, in the largely Beduin south, one sees people who
are criticizing the king for economic reasons, and this never happened in the
past.People never touched the royalty itself. Yes, the system, the
ministers, but never the king."But now, the royalty is also a subject,
and people are talking about the style of leadership in Jordan and the
corruption that exists," he said.Indeed, given the lack of dayto- day
uproar that defined the Arab Spring in other countries, some Jordanian analysts
argue it's inappropriate to even compare the tidal wave of protesters in Tahrir
Square with the tepid demonstrations they've seen so far in Jordan."The
Muslim Brothers have been demonstrating every Friday, from the same place, from
a mosque in the middle of the town, for the last year and a half," said Tariq
Masarweh, columnist from Al- Rai newspaper, and a former Culture
Minister."They prepared some cameramen to take shots while the
worshipers are leaving the mosque. So the demonstrations, which is something
like 500 people, looks as if it's 5,000," he said."I think the
Brotherhood is asking for some blood in the streets. They are trying to provoke
the policemen to shoot somebody or hit somebody, because so far, no one tried to
stop them."On the contrary, the police gave them water on the hot days
and let them demonstrate," Masarweh said."The Brotherhood wants to
abolish the corruption from the government, but they don't say how they want to
reform. They say Islam is the solution, but they don't really present
solutions," he said."They are against the World Bank, they are against
the peace treaty with Israel. In short, they want power," said Masarweh.
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How your desire for good things has power to destroy your church
When we want what others have community begins to fall apart
Why do we prefer to compare ourselves with those who have more than we have rather than comparing ourselves with those who have less? When we choose to covet what others have we begin comparison becomes a destructive influence. Rather than love our neighbour, we become envious of our neighbour.
Coveting is a gate-way to all kinds of sin. We break commandments 5 to 9 because we have broke commandment 10 first. Why do we steal, lie, murder, commit adultery, etc. because we need to have what is not ours and will do anything to get it.
James has something to say in 4:1-2 about the relationship between coveting, envy and damage to the church; What causes fights and quarrels among you? Don't they come from your desires that battle within you? 2 You want something but don't get it. You kill and covet, but you cannot have what you want. You quarrel and fight.
James describes, in these verses, how wrong desires have the power to destroy Christian community. (It is important to note that 'you kill' in v.2 is not a reference to literal murder but a powerful metaphor to describe real anger and deep hostility.)
Philip Ryken comments: Arguments, factions, hatred & plotting revenge…you can trace them all back to the desperate desire to want more than we have, to want what God has chosen to give to others and not you..whether it be their position or their possessions.
Thomas Manton writes: Covetousness makes people have this sort of sour disposition. Covetousness may be known by its companions – fighting and envy.
In yesterday's post Charles Saatchi wanted to suggest that coveting is harmless sin but the truth is that a preoccupation with what others have is a way of thinking that will harm us and it will harm the church. That is why God says 'no' to it.
We break the 10th commandment by coveting what others have
The easiest way to spot a coveting heart is how we use our money and how much debt we are willing to amount in order to have what others have. When we read the warnings of Scripture we see how deadly this is. Why not read 1 Timothy 6:6-11, Hebrews 13:5 & Luke 12:15 and ask yourself:
How does your use of money reveal the desires of your hearts?
How tempted are we to get into debt (or further into debt) so we can have what others have?
We break the 10th commandment by coveting who other people are
Much coveting is the coveting of the life-style of others or the gifts and aptitudes of others or perhaps the circumstances and situation of others. In the secular world we see it in all the celebrity lifestyle magazines and in the quest for fame in 'X' factor but there are plenty of examples from church life of how we envy and want what others have got.
In 1 Corinthian 12:14-20 Paul challenges Christians to stop comparing themselves to others. Calvin writes in his commentary on 1 Corinthians each member should be content with its own place and relative position, and not be envious of others.
Don't you find it all to easy to want to be someone else at church, or in the wider church?
So, who do you want to be and why?
Do you want to learn from them or simply wish you could be them, even replace them?
How does this covetous desire affect our relationships with those other people?
Thomas Manton warns of the extraordinary power of desire to destroy a church; Self-love is the root of all three; it makes us covet and desire what is good and excellent, and it makes us envy others for enjoying it, and then to break all bonds of duty and love so that we may snatch it from them.
Why church must be the primary place for evangelism
In a recent blog post my very good friend John Stevens made some comments about the presence of non-Christians in church services. So for example he writes: We need to face up to the fact that we have to take the gospel to people, and not just invite them to come to where we preach it.
I think to a man we would all a big amen to that. No church can afford to limit its evangelism to a 'they have to come to us' rather than a 'we go to them' model.
But John goes further than the strategic question of how best to gain the gospel a hearing to state a theological conviction that 'inviting to church' is not how we should look, primarily, to do our evangelism. He writes:
This doesn't seem to be the New Testament model. In the NT, church" is the gathering for committed believers, designed to encourage and edify them. Occasionally an unbeliever might come in amongst them (1 Corinthians 14v24). The gospel is to be taken and proclaimed outside of the church
Andrew Evans has written a thoughtful response raising a number of points that broadly speaking I have sympathy with (John's reply is also available here).
I want to push a little further so for what it's worth here is the first of two posts on Why church services need to be the primary focus for our evangelism. I want to make the case that church ought to be the primary place for our evangelism both for the sake of the non-Christian AND for the sake of the Christian. Today I'll focus on the non-Christian.
For the sake of the non-Christian
Although there are lots of ways in which a non-Christian can here the gospel preached through personal evangelism, enquirer courses, social or evangelistic events, the non-Christian needs to hear the gospel preached to the Christian and for that they need to be in a predominantly Christian environment.
Why do I say that? The same gospel of justification is God's means of both conversion and transformation. It changes the lives of non-Christians and Christians and the non-Christian is greatly helped towards faith in Christ when they hear something of why and how the gospel is God's power to not only save but to transform. They grasp how the gospel sets you free from idols of self (money, sex or power) they learn how forgiveness towards another human is possible because the resources for forgiveness are there in the gospel, they grasp how the gospel enables and strengthens marriage as the Christian is challenged from the Bible to love their wives as Christ has loved the church.
No-one has modelled preaching the gospel to Christian and non-Christian at the same time in recent years than Tim Keller. He has demonstrated that an attractional model can work in an extremely secular, hostile environment. It takes a great deal of skill and almost a whole new method of preaching to do this well but it works. New Frontiers, perhaps the fastest growing Reformed church-movement in the UK works almost entirely on this model too and God has greatly blessed their work.
As we teach non-Christians how the gospel of grace saves (justification) so they know exactly what response is required of them but then as we teach Christians how the gospel of grace continues to save (working out salvation in sanctification) so non-Christians grasp the life-changing, transformative power that is in the gospel.
In my experience non-Christians are thinking 'what difference does the gospel make', 'how does it work', 'what impact would it have on my life', as they listen in to preaching aimed at the Christian so they learn in real time and through real experience the answer to their questions.
Secondly, as Francis Schaeffer once said the greatest apologetic is love. Only as a non-Christian enters the Christian community can they see, taste and experience both how Christians love one another and also how loved and welcome they are amongst God's people. How many non-Christians upon conversion talk of how this dynamic of love and acceptance has struck them as unique to the church?The market-place, or the office water-cooler for that matter, is simply not a place where this dynamic can be experienced.
Thirdly, the unity in diversity of God's new community is unlike anything we can experience anywhere else. A church full of all sorts of people, across all cultural divides and age and race barriers is a phenomena that is humanly inexplicable. Here is the gospel in glorious technicolour! We need to invite non-Christians to see it for themselves.
I could go on with at least three more reasons but I think this is enough for now.
I'm not surprised that more people are converted at City Church by coming along to our church Sunday by Sunday than by attending A Passion for Life (not that I am anything but an enthusiastic supporter of such initiatives!).
What does this mean for City Church Birmingham?
We expect non-Christians to be present in our services.
We speak as if non-Christians are present
We work very hard in our sermons to speak to both Christian and non-Christian at the same time.
We encourage Christians to simply bring their friends and they do!
One final reflection: I think the attractional model works well amongst younger people in urban contexts than some other settings. I agree with John that it is harder to get people into churches than a generation ago but in a city like Birmingham where 37% of our population is 25 or under, church remains my primary focus for evangelism.
I was converted when a friend had the courage to invite me to go with him to a normal Sunday service and I thank God that he did.
How do you know if you should be a Pastor? Dave Harvey's advice on assessing ourselves and others
Dave Harvey has a new book Am I Called: The summons to pastoral ministry. Jim Packer writes 'This is the fullest, most realistic, down-to-earth, and genuinely spiritual exploration of God's call to pastoral ministry that I know. I recommend it most highly."
This interview on BetweenTwoWorlds with Dave is a very helpful introduction to the book and to the questions we need to ask ourselves as we consider full-time ministry.
To read Matt Chandler's foreword and the first chapter of the book go here.
I can't be happy when I see God being more generous to others
The first really hard lesson I learned in the Christian life was to let God be God; to accept his sovereign right to rule my life and so be ready to accept as from his hand whatever circumstances came my way.
The second hardest lesson I learnt was to love Christ more than my life and therefore be ready to surrender my life to being his servant.
My perfect life, my perfect Christian life, had always looked something like 'live in a nice house, with a good career, a reasonable pension, a happy marriage, successful kids and a fulfilling Christian life.'
Part of my struggle in learning to love Christ more than life was in putting aside my own interests, time and resources in the service of others. Being his servant didn't just mean battling sin and buying commentaries. It meant the needs of others before my own.
Where this bites then is not in service but in sacrificing in order to serve. Giving up stuff I want and preferring to serve others.
How can we be the church, a community of God's people, where each of us is set free – in the heart — from a life of self-concern and self-promotion to live lives of self-forgetfulness in which we delight to serve one another for Christ's sake?
How can that ever be the life I want to live?
On Sunday morning, preaching at City Church, I preached for the first time on the parable of the workers in the Vineyard in Matthew 20 and what we learned is that the secret of serving others comes when we;
Refuse to compare yourself to others
The parable is a story designed to change your perspective on your life and it works on you by rooting out of your heart and mine the problem of envy.
What stops us giving our lives in wholehearted service of our King? What stops us from pouring out our lives in the service of others? Isn't it that we are continually comparing ourselves to others, competing with others? We continually assess how we are doing, continually looking at levels of accomplishment. It's what we find Jesus' own disciples doing just a few verses later! And envy stops you from serving others.
You will never be free to serve others until you are free from comparing yourself to others
Maybe we should note well what Jesus says both immediately before and at the end of the parable – 19:30 and 20:36. In the kingdom of heaven, in the gospel we can stop comparing ourselves to others.
How the parable works
It's harvest time and a farmer is looking to hire people. At the beginning of the day he hires men and agrees to pay them a day's wages. In v.3 he returns to the market place a couple of hours later and hires a few more men. Come and work for me and I will v.4 'pay you whatever is right'
Our farmer goes out again at the 6th, 9th and 11th hour hires more workers and then at the end of the day the farmer gives them their salary.
Starting with the last he pays them something they haven't earned, something they haven't deserved a full day's wage – a denarius. You can imagine what the other workers are thinking at this point, wow this farmer pays bonuses I wonder what we're going to get!
But as each worker steps forward he pays each of the others exactly the same wage – a denarius. You can imagine what they are thinking now, after all a day's farming in the heat of the Palestinian day was really hard and so getting the same wage (v.11) they began to grumble against the landowner.
What's the issue for them?
They complain to the farmer, v.12, 'you have made them equal to us'. Here is envy at work, building resentment!
No doubt under an EU directive such behaviour would have been illegal. They would have been on the phone to their union representatives. As one commentator writes 'Little seems more unequal than the equal treatment of unequals!'
How do you react to this parable? Do you have some sympathy with the workers? Of course we do because it looks like an injustice on the part of the farmer?
Here's the point of the parable: our natural way of looking at life leads us to compare ourselves with others and find fault with God.
After all the only reasons the workers complain is not because of what they receive from the farmer but what they receive from the farmer in comparison to others!
To the hard workers he says, v.13, I gave you what was fair, harking back to v.4. If he had employed everyone for a day, and given a day's wages everyone would have left satisfied, happy with their lot.
It's not that he has been unfair to them, but that he has been more than fair to others that bugs them. But why can't the landowner do as he pleases with his wealth. He rightly says 'Don't I have the right to do what I want with my own money?'
He chooses to be generous, gracious, to the last group of workers. Without giving the late workers a full days wage their families would have gone hungry.
Here is what happens when we live our lives comparing ourselves with others
The landowner says, v.15, 'are you envious because I was generous?' Literally, 'is your eye evil because I am good?'
When we act in church out of selfish ambition, vain conceit, when we refuse to serve others we act from an evil eye. When we resent God's generosity to others we are saying 'I can't be happy when I see God being more generous to others.'
The owner is good because he gives generously, the workers complain because they are jealous. Jealousy, wishing that you had what they had, leads us to blame God rather than praise God.
What is the solution?
To recognise that God has been good to me in calling me into his service and rewarding me for his service.
God has been more kind to me than I deserve and if I don't deserve anything from God what business is it of mine how God treats others?
You will never be a servant of all until God sets you free from envy of others. You will spend your time comparing yourself to others and asking 'does this person deserve my help?' Full of resentment, anxious about what you have received you will divide your energies between those you think deserve your attention and those who don't.
What set's you free from comparison is focusing your energies, your prayers and your thoughts on how extraordinarily good God has been to you.
Here are 5 questions (adapted from a sermon by James Boice) to focus your thoughts:
- Why is God's goodness to others often the occasion for anger in us?
- Why do we find it so difficult to rejoice with others over the good that enters their lives?
- Why do we spend our time calculating how we have deserved better?
- Why are we never satisfied with what we have received from God?
- Why do we always think God owes us more?
How can you actually become a servant of all?
Let the gospel change your perspective on God's goodness to you and others
Mark Driscoll's top 10 tips for preaching this Easter
Mark Driscoll's 10 tips on getting your message across this Easter Sunday.
Should we use smartphones in church?
John Dyer investigates!
What happens to a child when we turn a story into a moral lesson
As a family we have enjoyed reading Sally Lloyd-Jones' the Jesus Storybook Bible as well as listening to the audio cds in the car. My six-year old knows that 'every story whispers his name' because through this Bible he's learnt that the whole Bible is about Jesus. What's more he's getting better at anticipating how each Old Testament story points ahead to Christ.
Here is an excellent blog post by Sally Lloyd-Jones on just how crucial that copernican revolution really is if we are to produce children who don't read themselves into every story of the Bible but begin to read Christ into every story.
Reading the blog I also discovered that the Jesus Storybook Bible has now also been made available as a Sunday School resource.
(HT: Mim Pike)
Why one Oxford Professor thinks British courts are limiting religious freedoms
Christian Concern highlights the conclusion of Oxford Professor Roger Trigg, founding President of the British Society for the Philosophy of Religion that Christians are in danger of facing ever growing persecution for their beliefs in British courts.
Are you a leader and an introvert? What do you need to look out for?
Ron Edmondson has highlighted some of the weaknesses, apparent and perceived, in leadership for an introvert. Well worth a read. It's also a great reminder of how crucial it is to be self-aware in leadership and why although we may want to simply play to strengths we do need to compensate for our weaknesses if we are to lead well.
How Tullian Tchividjian wants to change the way you think, act and preach the gospel
Tullian Tchividjian explores the enormous possibilities for Christians who grasp the reality of justification by Christ through faith.
Here are 10 top take-homes for me from Jesus + Nothing = Everything
1. Functionally, living out the gospel does not come naturally, even for Christians
Obviously, before we were Christians, it was never our natural bent to seek all our satisfaction in Christ and the gospel; but even after God saves us, that isn't where we naturally turn.
2. Therefore our Christian lives become focused on what we are doing rather than on what Christ has done. The results are disastrous.
Our rules become our substitute savior, and keeping those rules becomes our self-salvation project, with Jesus safely outside the picture. With enough rules and regulations set up, we don't need Jesus.
3. Church makes things worse!
To make this situation worse, our idolatrous self-focus is only intensified by what is typically taught and preached in our churches. The fact is, a lot of preaching these days has been unwittingly unconsciously seduced by moralism. Moralistic preaching only reinforces our inner assumption that our performance for God will impress him to the point of blessing us.
4. The message we communicate is a denial of the gospel and a disincentive to non-Christians
Millions of people, both inside and outside the church, believe that the essential message of Christianity is, "If you behave, then you belong." From a human standpoint, that's why most people reject Christianity.
5. The truth of the gospel is that Jesus + nothing really does = everything. If only we would believe it.
If we are in Christ , then everything we need, we already possess…approved by God, accepted by God, redeemed by God, forgiven by God, and transferred from darkness to light by God.
6. Believing the gospel of justification deep down alone has the power to sanctify.
The gospel transforms us precisely because it's not itself a message about our internal transformation but about Christ's external substitution…Sanctification is the daily hard work of going back to the reality of our justification.
7. All of our teaching and preaching must be an exposition of the gospel of justification
All theology is an exposition of the gospel, a further articulation of the gospel in all its facets, meticulously unfolding all its liberating implications and empowering benefits.
8. The gospel not only has the power to change us but to set us free to serve our neighbours
God doesn't need our good works, but our neighbour does – Martin Luther
9. Now you can spend your life giving up your place for others instead of guarding it from others, because your identity is in Christ.
10. It is hard work to keep the gospel central to our thinking, living, and preaching. Unless we persevere in doing so we will naturally revert to a life of self-justification.
I'm always amazed at how hard it is for my heart to embrace what my head affirms.
The evangelical orientation is inward and subjective. We are far better at looking inward than we are at looking outward. Instead, we need to expend our energies admiring, exploring, expositing, and extolling Jesus Christ. – Sinclair Ferguson
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Southwestern Historical Quarterly
the Vasquez raid should develop into something more serious.
By the end of March it became obvious that Mexico would not
launch a general attack at that time. It was necessary then to
keep the Texans from committing folly by attacking Mexico. With
the discharge of the volunteers under Burleson, this danger was
lessened. The time interval between the actual invasion and
President Houston's call for the special session of Congress al-
lowed the invasion to recede from being a contemporary event
to a wrongful act of the past. Andrew Jackson was not correct
in his belief that Houston had saved Texas by his veto of the
war bill.50 Texas had been saved from a war caused by any hasty,
ill-advised act by President Houston's handling of the crisis long
before Congress was called into session.
The veto caused little popular disturbance, and soon "Old
Sam" was as popular as ever. The country soon returned to
normal and was not to be shaken from its lethargy until the
Mexican invasion of September brought forth another quite sim-
ilar situation which President Houston could not control so well
as this earlier, more violent reaction.
soJackson to Houston, August 17, 1842, in Williams and Barker (eds.), Writings
of Houston, III, 124-125.
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Honeysuckle Caprifoliaceae family
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Form/Habitat: Bottomlands or wet woods. Height to 10' flowers April-June.
Winter Identification: Naked, "bunny-ear shaped" flower buds are naked and tan colored.
NWI Status: FAC
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