Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-12-15

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49, 'i u''eu ~ eh'ei upon tne negotiation OF u
commercial treaty, which, while it will open new
auvanta ges 10 the agricultural interests of the Uni
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4. must oe regarded as not little extraordinary that
nuhl. d;soms,;a h:1 :. ~ ~ t,ePat'o'i VI Il
from ncwsn,ror ,,,hIoa,; ~ ~ 'i''el
in ConrreSs rl,; "a ,i as my 10 .ane P'ce
the United STATES should b,vn so a. %
ros,l, 90 t ,: o,'u nav 50 lar anticipated tne
do,arr;,;e 80. S'o" "s ~ nave announced us
h., . cI y, ~ vs.. any SUE" anticipated accession
&c. re- Vi war against lle uhlted
ducng that mes,;on ne g, c. .oi ','ti
I;hora.S ~ NJ 60 10 ii III supJeor LOT us cam "e-
rano anu n,'ui judgment, me Executive mas no
nj ~ uo' 'i''t II VIII eht'rely lai oil us OBJECT
Iii .Seii'l'Ves Oh pravc ana patriotic people
~, L n' -, apprehension Oh iuture consequences
do1hra,; ~ " . ,,e course U! 'heir proposed
~ ,I G t'oi VIII 'ne Executive department
oLorro -, 'i' i"i', LOT any such cause, TO DIS
TN 'ar ""p.e "u'y 10 the country.
tween Mex;cn and d. rSa s'eu LOT so 'o,S ,me DC,
g, ~ "'iu mas, mas, since the battle OF
incurs;ons Yh;o WIKI 1t tie most part oil predatory
with much of snf1;,r;n, 70 ;i',i ,J h nn
the borders or Tho , .,,.' ulu h"Vc heP'
slant alarm havc C,Ied 10 anrah " ' ~ e on.
result. Mexico has fitted urt M farm;dni,o ,rn''
ment by land or by sea for the subiurnt;on of Toy
AS Eight years have now elapsed since Texas de.
clared her independ,nce or Mavico and dnrn1r ,h,t
time she has been RECOGNISED os n sovereign mover
by several of the PRINCIPAL civilized states, Mexi.
nevertheless pcrseyeres in her Mans Of recon.
quest and refuses TO recoonisc her indencndencr
The predatory incursions n which b,yo .IIudd
have been attended in one instance. with the brcol
ing of the courts of Justice bv The se;zng unon tho
persons of the udges iurv and officers Of the COM,
and dragging them alone with rnnrmed and ,b,ro''
fore noncombaant citizens. into cruel and opnrcs.
civah
and immortality TO pass unIenrovod "a hord.r ,,or
fare is evermore to be deprecated. and over such
war as has existed for So monv yoors het,roa tL".a
two States, humanity has had great cause to amen,
Nor is such condition of things to be deplored only
because of the individual suffering attendant unon
it. The effects are far more extensive. The Cren.
tor of the universe has given man the Earth for his
resting place, and its fruits for his subsistence What