New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16
THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 10. is45.


Under this head. we find the following remark,
IN the leading article of Maj Noshs Weekly Mes
senger
"Whascvcr our views may be in relation 20 Texas
and Mexico. and We have freely expressed them a
different times we cannot as Americans sanction
the Interference Of foreign porers m the gJ0'rs a
H.. CONTINENT. We are always willing, nay, De
sirous OF submitting any question, any disputed
point to friendly arbi;ration--ioc war should never
be resorted to until every effort was exhausted n
sustain peace: bat situated az We are On vas, con
tinen, free from European qusrrels and discussion
- no man ner connected ruth European possesstoHs
remote from scenes Of local d,seontent trading anc
manufacturing rivalres we desEe 10 be left unrno
Tested in our domestic df1rs and u be perfniied
n settle our family differences without foreign inter
vention Great sacrifices should be made to proven
IN appeal TO arms; friendly nations are bound u
offer their powerful mediation to prevent such q
calamity. il threatened; bat il is annoying. vexa
tious and ob,rnsve 10 find foreign powers directly
interfering In the settlement Of questions winch cai
be setted amicably when left TO the unbiased judge
rneni and pacific disposition Of the parties them
selvep. The Annexation Of
Texas is not approved or sustained by the grcai
body Of the Wing party, but that party WIN gred.
unaniuity will take ground against the course o.
England and France interfering with donestic cDn
cerns of hts continent and II war cnsnes II VIII BE-
sustained with the ample resources and the united
voice and energies Of the whole country
Certainly. here is the most enlarged and expansive
idea Of domestic concerns 'family differences
&c that we ever met with The plain English d
il IL tina, we want 10 rob a weaker nation Of one slice
Of her territory in order that may &c, at the res
and annex the whole. in convenient parcels. Thc
victimized nation grumblcs and growls but We are
sure we can easily bully her into submission when
in steps another power III il assumed and says
Take one OF your size il you want row annex
Canada or the North end Of the region you cal
Oregon; IRE shant whimpcr about it, but dom strike
"A cripple What an impudcnt interference ia
: family differences drawls Jonathan; why don
YOU let us manage our domestic concerns IA We
.lker because" answers Bull if We let you
manage what you call your domestic concerns,
there would soon be no concerns a, all that you
srouid MI consider domestic, the way you are 90
ing on"
Just think Of the brass Of talking about " the do
nestle concerns OF this Continent" as something
with which England has no right to NEEDLE, when
she has not only older but at this moment larger pos
sessions on this Continent than ours We may
choose not 10 like this but since il is the tacf, how
can any but q very silly knavc talk of q the domes
tic concerns Of this Continent as beyond the les
mate sphere Of British interference
A to the Wing party taking any such obscure
untenablc, iniquitous ground Noah talks OF, We
know il will not A universe full of Courier En-
quircrs coudnot bring il about. Party has properly
nothing to do with such question as this; but
whenever the Wing party shall take ground in ia
vor Of war to sustain and prosecute such villanl
~ the Annexation of Texas, it will have become q
very small party.