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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

(I.AtTdtI HON ItIItl.J
we have been fighting here in the no. d.
cult contest in which We were ever cn9aeed--
the ricto,v IS ai,tady ron. The skies aie
bright ami Frightening I'M Us all "os ','t,o
Eo0d If HeM. Texas is lihe n thundertof'
brushes every thing with which ii CONES !" 81
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La q.
Clinton. y. C., June Il, ~
Dear Sir: Subloined YOU will find Il i',
subscriber, to the Sentinel Tor six months
enclosed four dollars 10 pay the suf,scni u'1
Our cause (thc cause OF the Democratic pay
eallantlv progressing in the good "old ~
Stale" and al this time, scarcely doubt it!n-
in the minds Of our friends 10 mar the Ing
ricipation> Of a complete and glorious liiun.
the coming contest. There i deep thot.'
Ct enthusiasm pcrvadin2 our ranks; "nich, vi.
it avoids all noisy demonstrations ara >fNs
mummery, for which The Wing parry = - :.
nently distinguished, will tell well at me pd.
box. Col. Hokc, the Dem0cratic cdn"i'"'
still canvassins the State; and from ever
which he has visited. We hear tie mo,i cue
accounts. He is every inch geh'ie'ii@'' q.
withal 4 very talented popular SfeaA'.-
Hon. VIM. A. Graham is his opponent; a'.' T..
from his politics, in which we mus ~
to differ with him very materially, We NV T.,
he is equally urbanc i'll his deFor'n'ea ,.'. r.
the manner in which the debates oi ~
gentlemen haze been conducted Nii.,e 80
mcacement of the cahra>'' Is worm r.,
commeniaton. The nomination ~
Dallas mas been exceedingly wen !he' y; ~
pie: and all will now admit, that u we ey
that could have been made under the men '..,
ina circumstances. While it was ine r.
mutual concession and on The part o. ili'.,
volving the sacrifice of s'rong Prelf ,. ~ re
yorite individuals, i, has had the eiiec- - 80
the utmost harmony and good ieriis ~, ,.,,'..
Republican friends. In fine, win a'' ''"''
Texas and Polk,
Dallas and Hoke, .xLC.
for rallving cry, the Democracy o ~ ',Sal..
lima will march 10 tie polls IL one s1 orr n
and we doubt not record her vote ID ~,
great free principles advocated by y eJ' y
/ Jackson, besides host OF other Wo ,n'arul
/ have raised the standard and bai'It'. Him.
the cause OF Republican institutions
Yours.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02
LETTER FROM MIR. VAN buren,.


The "Dcmocratic Hickory Club OF Philadcl-
phia" having written a letter 10 the Hon. Martin
Van Buren,. have received the following reply:
L,SpgNwALD, June H. 1914.
Gentlemen: Nv warmest acknowledgements
are due and freely rendered to the Democratic
Hickory Club ot the City and County of Phila-
delphia for the sentiments contained in the letter
which YOU have written 10 me in their behalf.
The exalted opinion entertain ofihc sterling
qualities ofthe Democracy of the City and Coun-
u OF Philadelphia has been often expressed. and
ii is not necessary to say how much that CONT
dence has been confirmed by recent events.
Ii would under such circumstances, be super
fluous 10 enlarge upon the value place GA dec
larations like those you have made, when coming
from source have so long ndsoJuStiy respect
ed. They do ample justice 10 my own views ana
feelings, as well in regard 10 the past as 10 me
present, and future. Let it then suffice 10 say 10
those constant friends in whose names you nave
spoken that their past kindness has made an mn
preston upon my heart which neither 'lihe nol lol
ge,fulness shall affect
From what is already before the public you
have seen how well founded was Your reliance
On nv disposition 10 do every thing consistent
with nv position. 10 give efficiency and success 10
the action OF the Democracy OF the nation.
You cannot, be assured, do any thing more ac-
ceplable 10 myself than 10 continue with viSorth
canvass YOU have So auspiciousy commenced
The strongest inducements 10 such course are
before YOU Besides your duty 10 the cause, al
ways frs, in your estimation, you have candi-
date for the first Office every way worthy OF your
confidence and who will not FAIL ilclccted, 10 re-
ward your exertions by an able, and what is OF
vital Importance, an honest administration Of the
government.
You have, in addition 10 all this, in nomination
for the second office, a citizen ofyour own Stale
whose name was no, only most honorablv aSSocl-
ated with the earlier struggles o.! the Democracy
Pennsylvania long before his own entrance IN
10 public life, but who has himself, also, on many
and trying occasions, been made depository OF
her contdence-one who has not less 10y his pub
lie services than by the insenuousness OF his
nature, and the numerous good qualities that
adorn his character, won The kind regards OF all
who know him, whether they agree with him in
politics or not.
Reciprocating most sincerely, gentlemen, your
friendly solici,uie for my future happiness, am,
your friend, NJ. VAN bURt.N
TO Messrs Samuel Hart, Henry Horn, Joseph
Snyder, J. Birkey, Jos. Worrell, Chas v Has-
cnnomifiap
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LlNNAL l.. FRIZZLE
JOSEPH BUNKER.
JAMES TREAT.

NI,ssIssIprr.-.A great ratification meeting was
held al Jackson on The l2,h Jane. II re-echo-
ell with reclamation the nominations Of Polk and
Dallas--and among others, adopted the following
resolution:
'R,mirc1. That We DO cordially respond 10 that
trliy American sentiment OF our candidate for
Tie Presidency. embodied in the following SEN
,encc that Texas he re-anncxed, and that the au-
oritv and laws of the United States bc establish
ed and maintained within the limits and also in
the Oregon Territory, and let the fixed policy of
oar Government b. not 10 permit Great Britain
or any other foreign power, 10 plant colony, or
hold dominion over any portion OF the people or
territory oil either"
The mosi remarkable even, Of the meeting was
the speech of Gen Felix Huston, Who had been 4
decided Wing and the personal iIiend OF Mr. Clay
His speech was rife with lofty and patriotic sen
timenis. alike honorable 10 the head and heart OF
the chivalrous orator He confined himselfio The
discussion OF annexing Texas 10 the United States,
and dissected Mr.. Claws letter on that subject
lie CAV. his reasons al length why, as a Southern
Wing he could not vote Tor Mr. Clay, charging
that. II Mr.. c. be not himself an aholtionist he
is soliciting the votes of abolionists He con-
rasied in vivid coors, the bold and gallant bear
ing OF The Young orator otthe West-ihe friend OF
tie war. and the enemy Of Grea, Britain, with
the plotting. welding spirit OF the Nccd candidate
for the Presidency. lie riiiculed the idea OF
British remonsrance against the acquisition OF
new territory on the part Of the United States
He showed that By recent conquest-by fire and
pillage ana slaughter she had recently added an
almost unlimited extent OF territory TO her do
minons in the Indies, and subjugaed hundred
millions of souls TO her despotic sway without
their consent. This policy, he compared with
the peaceable proposition OF annexation now in
agitation here.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

r AW SCHOOL AT STAUNTON-Thc
L. next session will commence on the pom No
vcmber next and con,inc until the Goth March
following. The Text Books employed will be,
Chittv'S blackstone, fuckers Commentaries,
Lomax's Digest Of Real Properly, l.omax on
Executors. Isl volume Of Slafke on Evidence, ist
volume Of Chiiiy on Pleading. Stephens on Plead
ing, and I.ube's Equity Pleading Fee for in
slruc,ion SO payable in advance. Boartins
and all other necessary accommodations can be
had at the bc>; public houses in Slaunlon, upon
very moderate terms.
LUCAS p THOMPSON
Julv , l5-W;t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

w Glass No. -:
81 6 81 y 70 Il - IL II - 80
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. A.
81 80 30 81 IL II 4 10 IL G6 As 81.
Drawing OF Va Monongalia Lottery, No 70:
10 = IS - GO II II II ;.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery Extra, No. 1872
81 81 Is II 81 IS - Is IA g. l3 So p IT,.
A great many prizes sent cut in the above Lot
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get the money, or other tickets for them.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

Fl The next Enquirer will be iss,Ied Oh I hl
dag morning, instead OF Friday We mas
change for ,his week only, III order that tho
ployed in DE Office may participate in cee't@'
The approaching Anniversary Of American n
pendencc. We therefore hope our iren's
send in their communications and adyoIl,eHt
to-day. or early tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

The Hcnrico Democratic Association net =,
icriay. They ratified the nominations oil the 4
mocralic Convention. and appointed Dclesa'e,
the Charlottesville Convention. The NEE.
was addressed by John NJ. Gregory. Esq late \
inc Gov'r Of Va. distinguished and rluelH
Wig in 1910, ard who Yesterday avowei hi,de,
mnalion 10 support chechully the nominate
Polk and Dallas. Mr.. Gregory oiieredamSolu;
challenging TIE Wings 10 meet and di>cl>, e
great questions which divide the Two par,ie, "a
expressed his willingness 10 cross a lance w.
any of their orators. Every day brings H.
FIJI tidingS OF influential men joining our IalS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

EXTRACT Of a Litter fro7, . O. u
"You may calculate on $50 mallo;F'' III
wick Tor Texas, Polk and Dallas'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

a-'r We are compelled 10 lay over Ill! ous
paperlhc proceedings oi The Republicans q
raj counlies-amongst which aie Amelia r
tan, Floyd, Cumberland, Henry, Oranae. :
The meetings in some 81 these counties. (lalli
the nominations at Baltimore. and appoiu,if
lcga.es 10 the Charlottesville Convcrtioa
stated To have been the largest ever held
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

DR. CHARLES III. SMITH offers his pro
- fessiona services 10 the citizens oil Rich
mond. Ofhce-on Main street, over The Store ol
NleSsls Lipscomb & Jones, next 10 Shockoc
creek july lb-'d-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

NTEDlCAL COLLEGE IN RICHMOND,
N VIRGINlA.-Thc Seventh Winter Session
of the Medical Department Of Hampton Sidney
College. will commence in Richmond ON the last
Monday in October Ohc 2aih,) and continue na-
ii! the last Of February following.
John Cullen, NJ. D., ProtesSr Of theory 0nd
Prqctjcc If Medicine.
Auss. /. Warner NJ d., P,pGSsorof !Ssrccrg
and Surgical Aaatomy
L. W. Chamberaync, NJ D., Pre6$sor Of
Therapeutics and .lIatcri0 .Hcd,cG.
r. l.. Bohannan, NJ D., ProEM~ If OjS'c-
tries and Diseases Of Uomca and Ch'idrca.
Socrates Maupin NJ. d., Prot'&S" 81 CAsmiS-
Fy ami Ph0rmacH.
JefricS Wyman, NJ. D., Pr.f&sorof anatomy
ami PhBsi0'ogg
A cornnodoas aud elegant College and mfr
mary Building is in progress OF erection, and
will be completed hy the opening of the session /:
il has been so arranged as 10 afford 10 the Student
every convenience and comfort. and will enable
the Faculty To extend 10 him all the advantages
and facilities for \ thorough education, which
the present characterization Of Medical Science
demands. The College Tniilmary, City Aims
house, Armorv and Pcnitentiary. afford ample
means for instruction in clinical Medicine and
Surgery while the facilities for studying practical
Anatomy, and operative Surgery are unsurpas-
sed Physicians in the country. who do not re-
ccive the catalogue which will be issued during
this month, Cluly) will please send their ad-
dresses, (post PAID to lle Dean.
AUGS L. WARNER, NJ. d..
Dem NJ The fncrHv
JULY , l6-tldNov
~ The Richmond Wing, National Intelligent
Ger and Globe, Washington will insert in coun-
Try paper until the first of November.
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+ AND FOR SALE.-By virtue OF a Decd OF
IL Trust. executed 10 the subscriber on the III
day Of October 1911, BY Benjamin Tyrec, Tor
certain purposes therein specified. and Of record
in the Clerks Office ofthe County Court Of liano-
yer, shall proceed, on MONDAY, the 5;h day
ofAugusl next, 10 SELL fol cash, al public auction
TO the highest bidder, on The premises. certain
piece or parcel of Land containing about one
hundred and four acres, lying and being in the
lower end Of the said county, and adjoining The
lands of Carter BraSon, Philip Elliott and others
and known commonly as Screen Retircmen.. =
The title 10 the above Land is believed 10 be per-
feet, but, selling as Trustee, shall convey such
title only as is vested in me as Trustee.
VIM T. H POLLARD, Trustee.
July2 lG-lds
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CHAS. WORKMAN, LOTTERY VEN
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Tickets in all The Lotteries under the manage
ment of AIessrs J. g. Gregory & Co, and on The
same terms as advertised by them, by packages OF
wholes, halves and quarters or for single
Ticket.
Sketch of the Schemes TO he drawn at Aleyan-
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July 6lh--$s25 600 10000 5000, &c.-Ticke's
$40
July l3,h-sSo 900, 10000 10 Of 81 600, &c
July a0,h-s4O, 600 10000, 5000 &c.-Tickc,s
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g-.r urcrS, in all eases confidential, and exc
cued with dispatch, and The drawings iirequired,
sent as soon as received.
Drawing of the Alexandria Class No. %, al
Alexandria June ooh:
81 IT, Is 70 81 - Al IL 81 5 8
July , l6-lt
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CT C q - 30 81 = IL II 81 5 2.
Pr Orders for Packages, certificates Of Pack
ages and single Tickets, i'll all the Lotteries adj
vcrtiscd By ]. c. Gregory & Co. will be promptly
attended To- and drawing sent when requested.
Please address orders 10 y. STRATTON.
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C,TRATTON,s QFFlCE.-Drawing OF Grand
- Consolidated Lottery No A., drawn 2slh
June
CT 80 SO 81 42 II 4 &c n GG As 81
Tickets Nos i Is 81, and 80 is II, Two more
Capitals sold and paid by STRAII0N.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Letter., No %, drawn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

The following letter from Gen. Lewis Cas- to
the Michigan delegation 10 the Democratic Ma
riona Convention, has been handed 10 the Editor OF
the Detroit Free Press for publication The letter
was announced 10 the Convention by The
Hon. Edward Bradley, and was the occasion OF
The withdrawal of the name OF Gen. Cas- as a
candidate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

(Signed) LEW IL tAo"'
To the Delegates from the State OF Michigan
in baltimore Convention.
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On,o-.1hre Ssrelrs iooa !-Aiafmiac rarGgcs
NJ The PIX Fcrer The following is from the
Ohio Patriot:
WIN. d. Morgan, Fsq-Up to 1910, was 4
member of the Democratic parry, but during that
campaign was over persuaded 10 Join the Wings
in the hope Of making the country more happy,
and the laboring man more prosperous The
Wig promises OF high wages. cart loads OF
confidence two dollars a day. and roost beef In
boo, have proved Il doaT Having learned by ey-
pericnce. that no reliance is 10 he placed in
Wing promises, | have concluded 10 unite with
my old friends, and give a plumpeT for Polk,
Dallas and TcG.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-18
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.

81 so, In Adpance-S3 90, at the end Of
the yeGr.-Adrertisements inserted at
81 90 for three Insertions Of IL
lines, and 25 cents for each
continuance.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-18

/ was in The Senate at the time ofthe pas.
sage of The Compromise Act, was a member
of the committee which reported it, and had
the best possible opportunity Of knowing the
The New York herald., 1844-12-10

Allison has just brought out his History Of Eu-
rope. II is In ten volumes Price about $23.
new work on Farming, by Henry Stephens, +.
appearance. Price $2l.
Mr. Lever (Harry Loneduer) intends to open
the coming year with new serial work. We un.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-17
PRESIDENT POLK's SPEECH,

TRESiDENI FOLKS SPEECH,
In reply to a congratulatory address from
Hon. A. 0. P. Nicholson, on his late
visit to Nashville.
Il return to you, sir, and to my fellow
citizens whose organ you are, my sincere
and unfeigned thanks for this manifesto
ton Of the popular regard and confidence.
and for the congratulations which YOU have
been pleased to express TO me, upon the
termination and result of the late political
contest. am fully sensible, that these
congratulations are not and cannot be per-
sonal 10 myself 1t is the eminent success
of our common principles which has spread
such general Joy over the land. The pc
litical struggle through which the country
has Just passed has been deeply exciting.
Extraordinary causes have existed to make
it SO. 1t has terminated-it is now over
and sincerely hope and believe, has
been decided by the sober and settled
judgment Of the American people.
'ln exchanging mutual congratulations
with each other upon the result Of the
late election, the Democratic party should
remember, in calmly reviewing the con-
test, that the portion of our fellow citizens
who have differed with us in opinion have
equal political rights with ourselves; that
mnorltles as well as maioriiies are emit
tied to the full and free exercise Of their
opinions and judgments; and that the
rights of ALL, whether minorities or ma
jorities, as such, are entitled to equal res
pect and regard.
SIN rejoicing, therefore, over the sue
cess of the Democratic party, and of their
principles, in the late election, it should
be in no spirit Of exultation over the defear
of our opponents; but it should be because
as we honestly believe, our principle.
and policy are better calculated than
theirs to promote the true interests CT thI
whole country.
"In the position in which have been
placed, by the voluntary aud unsough
sufrages of my fellow citizens, il viii be
come my duty, as it will be my pleasure
faithfully and truly to represent, in Ii,
executive department of the government
the principles and policy Of the great pa,
ty of the country who have elevated me q
it: but, at the same time, it is proper TIA
| should declare that | shalI not rcgar
myself as the representative of party on
/ ly, but of the whole people Of the Unite
States; and, | trust that the future polio
Of the Government may be such Is to sc
cure the happiness and prosperity Of all
without distinction OF party"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-17
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO!

The outbreak in Mexico, which has been
predicted for months past, has at length oc-
CURED. The country was in state of CT
vii revolution at the last dates, and it is
probable that the government of Santa An
ma has been overthrown, and he banished.
The N. 0. Picayune of the 5th inst, says
The whole interior of Mexico is up in
arms against Santa Anna, with Gen. Pa
redes at the head Of the Revolution forces.
The State of Jalisco, San Luis, Agnas-
Calleutes, Guanajuato and Queretago
have already declared against Santa An
ma, and every post brings intelligence of
disaffections In other quarters. Some few
garrisons in other States may have de-
clared themselves in favor Of the govern
ment, but that is all humbug. A passen~
ger just arrived from Vera Cruz says that
the garrison there has declared for Santa
Anna, but there were many who thought
the soldiers were ready to throw up their
caps for Paroles, should half chance
occur.
Santa Anna is on his march towards
Mexico with 5000 men, and at the last
accounts was near the city; but the deser-
tons from the ranks had been immense.
One regiment, numbering 500 men, has
been reduced TO IT'S OFFICERS AND FOUR
PRIvATES by this means. The cause Of
the Dictator certainly looks desperate
and many confidently look for his total
overthrow.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1844-12-17

lA44a AMI
What sail is that, Izcssal1t-, Co z'a1r1.
wonder,
So calamity uJiae 30 unssr- 1aE ssHf
What noise Is tbatt Eask, st- 70 a-ueI u..a
Jose's thunder
She LOOKS lke SaT--laGd t1at Go ies as s1- q '-t
Why, sh,ver my te1els-'sss 4 sr.sr.a a..L
crecy,
rm out Of my r-cz'airE 30 Tart there's 30 ..le-
How graceful her trsaar 1aF al rst---. .rr slnsE
l1s the ship Cossrlggrsoy, ssr 4 ezHauaaE FlEa &
Huzza Cor oil ls0asid-s-Eri1e u4 our na.lea.
Nine cheers too, Tor Polk, flsIl4s. Texas. E.a.
Young Hickey vii esef o. faur1 co ais stat.s1.
Has the pilot, NJ lads. that eaa 1zrath-r tL-
storm.
Tho bis foes were al creating o. rock, ltszl
and breakel,
Aud s9ore that the ship would eos Ise CD Gene
back;
How tiubsrs ssu'j .ail uhsn ta-azaae. o'-..sls
her
lIer mast by tie borri, ard b-r hur "a as-.-a 3
Yet the whig p-agr osties bug gar.afI rs j-ga-.aa
To the ship Coastitu tion--ja EeFrty's causr-
A her star-sp4asset banner wares orlg Gle
ocean,
Old Neptune viii srai,s III tie rri'- az ar-lsHae
Then huzza for the Eag-saia-1ur h1ls Nansfi-
tutiou--
Nine cHEkks: for cur yl=sory tesatv-s1z -s-..
Goodbye 70 the coous-tley are 81 sr ..... ...la.
The New York Journal OF Car4
has a WASHINGTON letter car-151i-r --r
opinions about Mexican and Tez1rr r
fairs, seemingly emiuatios iru r- ...
houn or his friends. TIE Uri,a- SAYS.
1T Is nos the 0piaioa, / ie-r1. q.
Secretary 81 State, thar any war en- a.
out Of the measure, should u O.
mated. Should tae auue1arlal @. 81.
cd, il will De with he consent 81 E-.
aud with ample Indemnity o. te-.
offer Of ten millions, heretofore male q
Santa Aaaa, was. from al rc-.ue.s. r..
from being oii. Usi,e; bt &, VS. deems.
by him and bats ilsau 5, ana ly ra- Bu-.
agents IN Aesi-a. sa1 ,si .a tla, Il zen
Uity IS a s uTce tF.a which BRUSH E.aa
Can BE- paid, a~ IN susrt.i-I.at sum. Ei.c
over, Santa ANA himself was te.r-e
that provision shalsI &c mat. i- tle t-e.
/ tv u In 'emai.. Ls-4 Tor his personal ..-sr
and sacrifices incurred 81 lie Tes1a rlr
lu.lg q.
"Ibe government 81 He1i-c el.er.s51
/ no serI1ls expectation az design tr --cr-
ICucr Texa~, ca tle contrary, g r-
! ceiyes no benefit thar can be lerstel d..
4 reunion with q people 0t l1-e-rat er
gin, language, religion ana .as.a-. a.
Mexico cogets the seclf.t- ana l
tranquility that Size can alone obtain t..
the estab..shnal, &C "a b11li-ry ..ae -
tween her and ,ae United S-,.s, ts wa..
the United STATES wil O. res---~s
: She has every a1saa.--e t1 c.a.. H
srch q treat. 4. peace ei
? with The ll.s State. u-- --'-
I war"