Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

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Again, Texas 10 actually II war with Mexico; they
nave rendered the slive branch aga and again and 4
mas Sesn refused reject with sult Texasis bound
hourly to expect an lnvasiSn from Mexico; the ocv
eminent or their generals woua be justified in stnEno
ths nrst blow, and thus eiths obtaining recognition
desirabi, pace, or mere territory by right of con-
quest over an rreconcit able and brutal enemy he
views oil the Texan government may be var Gus on
ms important points they may wish 10 attain all or
ei'h OF the above advantages; they may desire 10
establish separate friendly Anglo SaxeR 20, EN-
M IN Ceahalls tn view to the better D. otec-
'ion OF esas proper or they may desire to control
oil Mexico to the Pa iic an.
That the wbolo Of this extent Of country will in =
few years be under the control Of the descendants
doubt. The spirit that caused the people of this
country first to settle in Texas, and then to revolu
tionize 1t, was but emanation from the original
adventurous spirit that settled New England, hand
ed down through our revolutionary fathers with in
creased energy; and the spirit will vet lead to
the revolutionizing of the whole Of Mexico One
strong fact is certain There is no greater field for
enterprise to be found in the world than Mexico
presents at this moment She is literally the specie
vault Of the worla the sub treasury Of the civilized
portions Of the globe The importance this country
has long been seen BY France and England, who have
Tor many years endeavorcd to raj each other
In their designs upon herr England however has
ceeded best, by obtaining territory adjacent and
creeping gradually towards the heart Of Mexico,
wh~e paper currency Of Europe may be considered
as dependant upon the treasures of the mines OF this
continent; and it is but few weeks since, we have
seen the astounding fact that the Bank of England,
on the verge Of suspension, owed temporary re-
lief to the arrival Of specie from the mines Of Anne
RIGA.
Senstyey alive to the Importance of Texas and
MEXICO, france as II TO ma he amends for past snpine-
ness on THIS subject, has pursued policy that
has completely anticipated England, by recognising
eNas as ONE o. the independent nations Of the earth.
In ths particular france has pursued precisely the
same policy that she did, VIXEN these colons revolt
Ell and threw off the yoke of the mother country and
y Is not improbable that adventurous spirits from
France Ike Lafayette mny join The Texans IN a war
OF determination against Mexico, should he standard
once be raised. In pursuing this course, Ffance has
greatly the vantage ground OF England in all the flu
lure concerns of the young republic; and LOUIS
Philippe, has been Induced thus 10 adopt policy be-
neiicial to France, oy the sound judgment and ad-
vice of NJ de Ponoi Of the able amhas-
sadors oil the present day, and his confidential agent
"a. de Sahenv, also gentleman OF fine talent
me KING OF Fance has expressed his sense of their
skill and talents by 5ppontiDg 70 the most de-
icate and important nilsson Of the day, the East,
and the other 10 look after the important rea-
IONS = the West.
Thus, waile England has been thrown back and
dlsonced by the lmbeclity of the Melbourne admin
lsraien, and The schemes of OCoHntn and The abe.
hllonsis, France has stepped IN and will reap great
adyan ages from the policy she has pursued In
the meantime emigration is rapidly setting towards
Texas with loan OF 5000 900 she can easily raise
an army oil adventurous spirits that will never
draw rein NIL they plant the solitary star banner on
tive walls Of the city of Moctezuma. The army of
Texas Is now, and always will be, composed OF the
most daring enerprsinr, energetic spirits that the
world contains; the same feeling that carries them
- Texas to make governments, will carry them TO
Mexico Tor similar pul pose, and ultimately will lake
mem 10 South Amerca 10 make more governments
And VIC feel assured, that If the move ment once fairly
commence all the loafers and troubled spirits from
tie Canada line and all parts of the country will
ft'ck towards Mexico. II will be the best chance
they ever had and the most criminal Of them can
b. employed in constructing a road through the Isih-
mus OF Daren.