Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-08

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SuoJec'' Wh'ch mas Just com uHueF my
observation NlA Inc lntultIFe sagacIly
when makes part OF Inc character OF ihai
great man and pure patriot, he has lore
seen the use winch European enemy
might make OF Texas IN the event OF a.
war with the United States. \ odgmentI
in that country would lay open our whole
southwestern border to his deyastatIonS.
We can establish no fortress, nor occupy
any favorable position; for the lmmenseI
frontier may, in vast many places, bel
crossed as readily as man passes from
que part Of his farm to another. The ad-
'antoges an active enemy woalt enjoy |
lnder such circumstances, it requires no
,agacIty 70 lorete,.
These considerations recall to my mem
Dry an article which made its appearance
ust before | left Europe, in leading to-
ry periodical in England, which is under
) TODD to speak the sentiments OF power
.ul party. This is Frazer's Magazine;
and more nelarious article never issued
rom proGigate press. 1t oughtto be ste
and sent from one end OF our
country to the other, to show the designs
which are in agitation against US, and TO
each US that our safety in that mighty
contest which is coming upon us, is in a
knowledge of our danger, and in deter.
by union, and by wise fore
cast, to meet 1t, and defeat II. The spirit
d this article Is sufficiently indicated by l
Is tile' when was, "A war with the Uni
ca states blessing TO mankind" can t
lo' refer TO It at tins moment, but must !
speak OF 1t from recollection. have
'llen been surPrzed It has not attracted
more attention in our country. Its OBJ Il
ect was to provoke a war with the Uni :
ed States, and 10 lay down the plan Of /
which would soonest bring it u
o fortunate conclusion for England. G.
The basis Of this plan was the orgapiZa- d
ION o! the necessary black force IN the 81
Vest India Islands, and its debarkalion b.
Pon our southern coast. The conse-
uence which our enemies londly hoped *