Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15
From The n O Bee.
The MEXICAN INVASION.-ITS PROBABLE
E.EEECT UPON TIE UNITED STATf.S

eXaS n lS consequences
ties OF that Republic alone think that the results of
conquest by Mexico othe territory between the Sabine and
Nueces will expand themselves the Of many
additional miles square dominion of Sana Anna lose
sight Of the ultimate be copasse1 downfall of
Texan Independence 1t is purpose 10 lay before oui
readers few historical facts that demonstrate clearly to
understanding that there than the eye the
movement upon Texasthat this invasion IS the first bowo
southern institutions behoof of the Worlds Con
venton that met 10 London in l840in fine part and parcel
Of the British scheme Of universal dominion and absolute
sway land and
The controversy between England the u States IN
regard the right osearch has ended in the assumption of
Great Britain Of the claim American vessels and
haul their papers when found any of the adjacent
the African Although the British Cabinet lSee Lord
Aberdeen letter 10 Hr Steeenson accompany the assertion
OF this right with palliative American
PRIDE enforce the doctrine peludicial
American commerce. for every American vessel caught nfhe
African liable and detention upon the real
pretended suspiciono British cruizers No commerce
be maintained under such and the English
Government othe fact up the hypocrica plea of
philanthropy her breaking down commerce,
that her own citizens may inonopolize the trade.
In respect too. 70 the properly of American citizens in
slaves the British Government has length asserted the
doctrine that aaw Of Parliament alter laws Of
vowed in the negotiations upon the of the Creole
Hrm0a &C. oil wlich have heretofore taken frequent
and elaborate
The above facts that the policy Britain has
become stringent with the progress Of the controversy
and that the Of the United States Government
been responded by periodical advances the English
Cabinet upon the disputed territory and finally beg
ernt and hostile occupation OF the whole ground contest
urging upon the European powers the surrenderng
the reciprocal right fsearch (Which from the superior
armament IS ananoun surrender Of the African
!de and finally succeeded procuring qunlupe treaty.
between France Russia Prussia herself
ing the right contended for The perseverance of Great
Britain Tor long series oyears pshn this object
had something else than philanthropy
that overrides the Industrial classes home the
plains Of ffhdoSon Whthe blood of the innocent that has
wasted the carnatc with fire and sword, and wages
oil determination upon China force her poison her
people with Calcutta opium appeal the synpalhes of the
d1yIfh haEr
and franchises OF the citizens of the United States.
The object Oft quinuPe treaty. compromise Rus
sIa Prussia Austria and France favor of British aggres
sion upon u.s. La regard to the three first mentioned powers
the treaty nully, for neither them have ship
year IN the African The their part,
was piece OF solemn ioolery and has much
weight practical point of view like treaty with the
kikapoo Black Snake Indians, would have The moral
oree Of the treaty oay wanted 1t foresalI
the action OF these governments war; that their
sanction to eaty in which they had tangible interest
Whatever, that their concurrence couTed.
Just England thought that the five leading
European powers rrevocaby committed her policy,
(for known that France had refused ray
treaty when this step taken Parliament throws off the
and the cabinet consummated the long cherished design
of putting the United States Government defiance by
ordering the immediate release OF the the Gre
ole and promptly refusing indemni6caor for pro-
peny forciby and illegally taken by the authorities of her
West India dependencies
Thus far we perceive series of drawing the
cords British patton yet tic hter and all pointing the
of southern institutions aud the destruction Amer
the Southel Ocean their ultimate de-
sign For be remembered, if British Abonions prevails
southern rights the gr0aon IN The United
States iUiU be supPsed from The Britsh East Indies We
like show the the English have for all their
me nts no given pilanhrop hunbuggery
than she isshe humbugs others. but humbugged
We the invasion of Texas-omiting many
things conducting sustain position.
La the first place. asceaind fact that the money
($600O000) furnished by British capitalists upon
OF church property, carry this and, in
funds passed through the hands of Mr. Packenham,
the British Minister in Mexico for that purpose The
press condition of the loan the of Texas and
Anna obedience The behess qfhe English Cabi
net has Inscribed ABOLITION the broades upon
his banner We nothing lightly in grave
In the official letter ofthe subtle Mexican Gen Hamilton
(Which may be regarded manifesto of war; Santa Anna
takes TO remark.
In different point of view the question Of Texas involves
another of the greatest importance the of humanity
that slavery Mexico no has given the noble and ustri
Gus example renouncng the of Ter wealth. and
cultivation OF he Ids that she them
fatened the blood and the Of the African
race will retrocede in this course and her efforts
usnrped territory will be blessed by all those who
sincerely the natural and mprescrbabe rights of the
human species"