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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22
nICKSON'S PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
~ Just received and for sale by

J. M 81 NJ WALL Il co,
Booksellers and Stationers, SO Dauphn st
Practice OF Medicine--By Sami Henry Dick
son, M. D., Professor of the Institutes and Practice
Of Medicine in the Medical College of South Caro-.
lima, 2 vols. Svo.
This is the only work on the Practice Of Medi-
cine, which has been published by Southern Prac.
tiioner. and has long been wanted by the Medical
Profession in the Southern States
O- J. M SUMwALT & Co., have always on
hand large assortment oil Medical Works. ie5
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22

I00 SACKS new Corn; 10000 lbs Flax seed
HOOOil Cake, just received ex schooner Eliza
beth and Experiment, for sale by ,,ss &
sesas P.H. POMERoY, 10 Wssw u
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22

M ETHODISM AND SLAVERY-Wmh other
I'VE aiatteis in controversy between the North and
South, be;nga Review of the Manifesto Of the major
ity in reply 10 the Protest of the minority Of The le
General Conference of the Methodist Z. Church. in
The "ase ofBishep Andrew; by ii. b. Bascom, u. ID.
A few copies of the above work left for sale al the
Drug Store Of (my29) r.. l.. WATKINS & co.
HNARRANT'S Cordial Elixir OF Tuike, Rheu.
barb, for the cure Of Dyspepsia or indigestion
Bilinus and Nervous Head ache, Constipation. Guui
Diarr.ae, rheumatism, rlaIulency, Gravel. sc just
received and for sale by ..
HAVILAND, CLARK Il CO.,
ie7 As and At Wafer street. a.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22

N UIRK'S CAsSADA OIL-For preserving
Nok and beautifying the Hair, recommended on the
basis OF truth and experience, as nourisher of The
hair, and promoter Of its growth, ~ the came time
rendering il transcehdanlly beautiful. The Cassada
o., affords more nourishment for the hair than any
other article ever discovered. and by continuance
of its use It never fails to strengthen the weakes
hair supply Of this superior article just received
and for sale by HAVILAND, CLARK q CO., b
jams tlTlIsf ilglA4 40 and AZ Water-st..
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22

ID ULL'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAR-
I'D SAPARILLA, For the cure, of Scroiula in all
Its forms, diseases OF the skin, eruptiops, &c /,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, chronic diseases Of the
lungs cancerous affections, to csunterac the destruc
tive effects Of mercury, and all diseases arising from
an impure state Of the blood. For sale by 1, 90
~ X. L. WATKINS & CO., Druggist, ~
janl0 corner Water and 81 Francis-sts
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22

ONION FtNCf GROCERIES, Including
- Preserves, Sweet Meas. jams, sauces. Mus
tard. L ckes, sutton and Cluster Chrese. SpiI
Peas, aud various 9'er ar cleS in the line, daiyrx
peced per ship Miracle from ,ve,po,l and far
sale by JOHN VREiLLY & 90
nuv3 N T. corner WIier and Cputi Streets
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22

4 HOOKING STOVES, FRANKLINS, ETC
~ 20 "motto'' tubular Cooking Stoves, complete
"a 10 open Franklin and Parlor Stoves ell
40 Cy linder, box nine and six plate Stoves
bark Gazelle and for sale BY t..s.f..a el
ocf9 o. MAZANGE 8, Co, 4S Com-sr
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22

RuLL'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAR-
SSAPARlLLA--ln soliciting the attention of
the Medical Faculty ana The public generally to the
above medicine. the proprietor would inform them
that this preparation Of Sarsaparllla is IA powerful
extract, by an ingenious and improved process. That
The virtues OF the Sarsaparilla exist IN this COM
pound in their highest slate Of concentration will be
apparent TO all medical men. In addition to this
invaluable purifier Of The blood, the proprietor would
merely observe, that the most eminent physicians of
The present day esteem the ingredients Of which it
is composed the most valuable and eficacious that
can be given for the following malades, viz Scro-
lula in all ills torlns Diseases of The skin erupiions
Sc.; Rheumatism; Dyspepsia; Chronic diseases Of
The lungs; 10 counieract the destructive effects Of
Mercury, Cancerous affections; Jaundice; Hyper
trophy enlargement OF the heart; Palpitation and
trembling in the region Of the Heart and Stomach;
seurvy; Chorea or st Vius dance; Neuralgia; and
all diseases arising from an impure state Of the
blood. Price rs cents per bottle. For sale by
l.. WATKINS & co. Druggists,
feb27 corner Water and ST. Francis-s,s
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22

COTTON AND WOOL CARDs.-20O dozen
~ Cotton and Wool Cards, Just received aud Cor
sale by o MAZANGE f. CO.,
osi Il .ur ~ Com. street.
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INN PLATE l-3 CROSS--l00 plate and square
l. Tin; Roofing Tin. ska and 14x20; Banca
Tin; sheet Zinc; Braz,cr's Copper, 30x60, 10 TO
go pd. sheets; Sheeiing Copper, various sizes;
Sheet Iron; Wire and black and trlmed Rivets, in
myih " ' y E. G. CENTER & CO.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22

-
LNXTRACr OF VANILLA--Concentraied Ex,
Ntrnct Of Vanilla for havoring Jellies lee Cream
Candy, Pudding, &c.-Ihis article IL highly recon-
mended as substitute for the Vanilla Bean, pos
sessing all its virtues without It's exiraneous natter
u 10 also much more convenient than the Bean for
the ordinary use OF favoring Jellies, Pies, Ice
Creams &c aud any other article Of confectionery
small quantity 81 The extract answering The purpose
Of givinsa delicious flavor to Whatever 1t may be
added. 81. ~ Hl dAsl eN tf ~ sti
Also for sae-Superior Extract Of Lemon, Rose
aud Orange Flower Water. f.fnktttfs ~, s.
NORTH CO., ApoihecarieS and Chemists, s
leis opposite Tue WINSTON Rouse nm, 20 oovl-st
NOMPOUND CHLORINE TOOTH WASH
~ The above article is confdentaIly offered 10
the public a. possessing in an eminent degree, the
virtue of airalising all that IL offensive to the
mouth and breath. removing soreness aud sPonsi.
nous of the gums, destro, ing the taint Of tobacco
any other etfiuvm from whatever cause. In short,
this preparation will be found 10 Justify the various
rsoa;Sa% ALEU-, "o g., saIs ,.'",a .h, y "ss
i;sLnen,' az Goye,nnao, s,,es, aod n, ,ss ro,,s-
car;as' Hi sn,ass the Mans;. "" u,',s
;,Ia NoRrH q "a DrmoU;s,s anI C,..,;.,.
- ..s S,e."...,'
ShrcNACEhN ComrooNio--Ih's superior
ariicIe justly merits The high character il has att
a"ed . especially, win those who have heavy
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22
r. L. WATKINS & CO., Agents,
apps Druggists, Mobile, Ala

nYSPEPTICS ! DYSPEPTICS How can
- yon doubt the medical virtues of Cant,eA's An
h-Dyspentic POwder, the only sure remedy ever of-
Tered 10 tle public, prepared expressly for that
plant, single trial of which will convince the most
scepiical ofits ability cure in any stage and under
any form; and being purely vegetable, persons of the
most delicate constitution may it all kinds of
weather with perec safety
PHILADELPHIA, JAM II, 1S43.
Mr.. JOHN CANrRELL:-l have taken some of
your Powders, and they the only remedy have
ever found 10 relieve from that treacherous DIS
ease, Dyspepsia. have tried almost every thing
Homeopathic, Thompsonian, Botanic and the old
system of doctor ing. and found no relief from them
for the three years that | was troubled with that
disease.
advise those that are troubled with Dyspepsia TO
give ii fair trial, and prove for themselves its eff
cacy. II removes giddness from the head, heayiness
and burning from the breast and stomach and brings
the digestive organs to the natural state. l do hear
ty believe, il given far trial, it will effect per-
iect cure. ROBERT S. GAyETT,
No. Umon-streei, South wark.
Numerous references Can I've given AS to the effiea
cy of the medicine. SETH W. ROBERTS,
lan2S sign of The Green Mortar.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-22

II resi- DRUGS-By recent arrivals from Liv.
erpool and the Northern and Eastern ports the
subscribers placed ia receipt Of their fall sup
plies Of Fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising
full and perfect assortment Of all articles in their
line of business. Physicians, Merchants and Plan
tiers, are respectfully invited to favor us with their
orders, under the assurance that neither means
disposition are wanting to afford them every possl-
BILE advantage. l. G. DuBoSE CO.. Druggist.
nov25 ., .il 80 Water-si.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02
From the Journal ii Commerce.

ANIMAL MaGSETIsM.-A lew DAYS
sfnre, large lumor was 1 ken iro1 TIE
shoulder al Mrs. Damn. wife oi the = in
c'psi rf the Academy al llempsterd. !.
ILL.,. without Pain, she having been put
~ a me.me'ic sleep. Alter the orer n"n
wa finished. "Mr. Ddhn, by few IT,
verse posses. restored her Iu e0Usrirus,
res'. Ia reply 10 az OhstTsaI'on that
$ e hsd quite nap. she said she h,d,
aud ,hst size seli better { rii. The tumnr
having bten mentioned. she vas told thsi
the physicians had examined IL. aud had
concluded 10 DO nothi"g more wiih il nj
present. She expressed considerable Dis
APT ointment. and beng asked Il she would
consent next week to be mesme,Isej. and
have il taken out. she answered 10 the
negaise, and said that u il became ne
cessary 10 have il u moV ed. che would pre-
fer 10 be In a II &c oi consciousness. DR..
French asked her IL she had experienced
any pain or uncnn iur,sbls stn,at,on Lu'
ring her sleep. Sc said size had not,
and the DR.. then askeI her what che
would think il he should tell her that il
had be, n removed. She tnnei her ewes
towards Eer shoulder, md perceIyirg .
small spat Of blood lover down on her
dress. with countenar &c indicating much
anxiety, size asktd her husband il i, was
OFT. The tDmor was now shown TO htr,
and she eyincel considerable sgit ton. -
The parties ~ this " usarunn, says the
BROOKLYN Eagle, are all seIl known IN
Hemrs,esd, aud their siardlng and posi.
uon are such as 10 pre,lud all idea 81
deception.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02
TOBACCO MANDATORY At ST.
WILLIE,

This is ia from being The least smrng
the cutiosrtcs q { Ses lie, ard some ae-
coult ri Il may p,o,e iute e-'ing n our
readers. T"harco is cue If Il c royal mon
opOlms e Spain. and llis manufactured in
a palace. Agnod idea NJ the value of the
monopoly may be f"rmed from a very
rursO'y glance at this Singular establish
mem. Ii is nohle aud Il t,ly ed,ii"e,
of a quadrsngular form, six hundred and
, .ixty IeeI in lenslh by four hundred and
eighty broad. Il il su founded by moat.
and reached by drswhridge. like reg
ular fnruirsIiGn. Soldiers are constant.
ly on duty al the entrance aud in Ihs
courts; all the work people are csrPltly
searched every night on leaving the ettab-
lishmen,, and 10 claaks are petm tied
within its precincis, 50 carefully is the alb
srac,ion Of tobacco guarded against. M
fewer than i've thousand hanGs are en-
pleyed here. Of these thee thousand are
women, almost sll Of whom are occupied
in making cigais, and nnuber Of men
are siml.lly employee. The rem ,inder
are engaged in the manufacture rf the
d ifptent articles ard implements tquired
in the eslsbhshmeri. Two IN hens, halle
are occuprd BY The lwisteTs Of cigars,
one by each sex. In the larger one three
thousand women are sea'eh; the wnik is
performed with amazing raj idly; single
inJivdual sill ron up from FIVE u SIX
hundred cigar. day. The time 81 labor
is from Z o'clock A. NJ to 4 p. NJ. Ave
saw" says writer ia late number at
Chambers Edinbure Jomnsl. I" The whole
process of making snuff. The Tobiccu
leaves ate first sireie,! in decocliln 81
Btaz Ian iobeccn. plum., walnuis, lem
on-petl. &c. The heart sislks sre then
removed, the leaves twisted ito ropes AMI
cooled up in rght p ckages. They ire
pressed by niichine moi unlike large
cheese press, and are lien stored NJ f'r
six or eight months "a fermeh,. They
are afterwards uncolede and chopped IN o
SIN III pieces BY very clumsy Sc, Of ham
mers worked by mules. When chopped
sufficiently, the iobscco is cohseyed 10 the
m n and efound into snuff. The SENS
and heat stalks ire. | believe, ground
Ii 10 ccarser article. When the *ind
baws in parlirolar difectinn, il is ssiti
that this eslahhshmen, may be nosed Il 4
leagues distance. There are 6se roysl
|iobacco manufactures IN Spain, Of which
Ills in Seville is the largest. TIE quar-
my of cigars ussdin Spain i immense
The Sfanisrls are lie greatest smokers
in Europe; 81 smoke. aud oil sfoke cis
gars; - the pipe IS cspparstlstly un-
known,'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02

R'ns Ia = sserk. instead Il BE sut; hs
sas sI'esisd sEd .eui 10 il sd lh-dIO
sps nd hsif II nv rsEI iass l. gra in rui.
Ssi's hush#nd dsfd. isaslng !. assarE oG
Hine rha'dEsn. Eh m q th he mnlhtr.
lie goa 10 snPp"'i. &C. : Lest toy
sas tanned f'sE dnriol-ia al hls 4. grss.
aRd seq, lie first ,iS psiispis .sl Il tie
world BY imfEafsT iIe..aeui-f irh
lie had 1" flE sisls' 4. LEAVING b.. dear H.
sun,hTan"e a'fGrhss nR my pgs.e.
! e0lla Gil t"ur o. p'r n ish lard par
iirslaTs. bat li'st mish nHi BE- 81 sertrab.e
10 yoHT rssteg.: I - Il q, Il say ~ ITss,a
% hard 'imes. I.isysTy maa sxerr,ss ,be
ab'tIy nsauae has eiyeR. "a - proper
pTesenbsd slsi.sis--lsi 60 tsninrul rr'sa
within the hEeas'. nuT sn*y rTarh Il.
threshold. Regad TO- the sppaaenI gilt
ter ni Thy neigltor. nrrs'm a A.. fqu.l-
az be- aid oar cami Telsn.i,,r: ti,e mere
to please ou's' (. sod less ,n glr sss az =
er coil : he "a g'l. indusuinns srA iu.':
ring your 'd<ss fos In prepsr ls,fl.
nor 1t en- he ,listn,h'd hy BID exam pie.
10 shalt ,au aaoii tie ~ shaps I have
experienced a. f.m Is ~ lIets. ausl =. i, -
in old age o'er ie vel a lie.', with
jat iop's 70, fsscr her ait'r.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02

sssss = fa'Fasr.' ri whsn lhs shareh
stall P'.naes ., . a. sns al, qus's mss.usr
e sma's. a. ls+p sill hsr :. pp'ira,"..
60 NJ In Cd wa'h l.FE"E ani sxsng b
Reger a. h b. fire.
Asd wt s.slid nah Sc uirh. 2 promises.
or b'sshuT h"Pfs sh-a l'.s w.'Ti aud ps' =
sldsare al Cd ID ri. q - I,a tbs
blessed sau,s. sEd IL rhtsE r,ey heat
'a.a lab"Is "a -, ani prsss Ter "a: &c -
hnl''s she aniLam'E. AMI m.y rla;ap the
pr,'a 'e Il 'he Gsae.nus 10 al 4 the
eho'r'', Pr. arh Ry e".r'l tn easy rrFa-
tgIr. sad 10 ! sm ~ilia sou a!xs,s, e en-
the al 81, tie w.''d. '-Asd It I, VI ga
Ne ls.se s-ghI' { he h'sh A. i hsly work
isss .Hs ges 0'F r>Fs.. thaI ne goa
wssFA ., i is'nI ne grns. Get.
We lnreei 'hat tie ann.i- e c'ttn,iv.
the wouttTs al rT' a'in". sad I'll tie f,,.i-
sie, Il PT.Fl'enee tai ih.lr r-u.r >td
Ihrr 'ap'leau"n IN It's rns.,l. Thai
Iins IaI = bre'ru'ng AID Wui 'e ca Il.
spd fm this. That Ssnsi ihuudsmd a. j
Calvary III d for tli.. Thsrr IS nat =
mn'e goai'ag 10 tie sunbr an. mar n tenn
pet ~ I hssVss The taanda,r'ai,s IL "a n,
hut M, be In.F.nielrG a. I'e purpose tl
mans rr'irn plInn. he { ill,i"lness #
God. tile Father. S'n ~ llaI Spirit =
deeply pledged To III. r"'p'-r. E'e'v
'ay "i El"y Il'si hH"m. IT, IN ihe '"r"al
throre Wi grow br'gi.hr -ni a. ger a..
list pn'p'se eX?ard'. Tue syin.'s he.
OF argrIs, ard tie prayers 81 STUNTS. Ill
eenue here, though we nay IA L. aud of
ten do, fear. b"th IN du'y aud "a interest.
And whi'e ma, en- and earth IA II pass
axsy, redemption, and the tuns { rrf-
atom, h n shine ln,lh IN 'crla.hne
sorgs Of victory over s'n. a. 4 death. and
hell; mot a promise ma hope dis rp"'ni
ed. bat the work e"mpeis, AID the S,-
viour # mcn SATISFIED with lhe purchase
oi his blood.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02
RIGHT THOUGHTS upoN MoBs.
FROM thc St. Louis New Era.

If mohs ere successfully used as a
means 10 accomplish ebjecls ihat are good
in themselves. they will soon be used by
Other persons to accomplish objects that
are untaufh simultaneous. II the better
,portion of men encourage mnbs unrlerpe-
.culiar circumstances. the iawless, reckless
and uapfmc,pled will adopt their conduct
as preeedeh, for disregard Of The laws
on every occasion Ahentheir passions are
excited. II mobs become fashioaable.
they operate pssetioslly AZ repeal q Ill
laws, sndTender The administration q jus,
lice perfect iarce. Those who are dir
posed 10 be vinlaiors Of tbe laws are al
ways glad 10 obtain sPrecedeht from cit
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02

izens IL . salIsssnl rhsla tsF. lie that
- eaurse's nj -d.y mes b. 30 sse-
ia t.-m"SEay. sna ~ alo participants
IN IN pm 81 | ten - . = l.E - sidiHR
in saPpapg n = pslnrip'ss thai ssrnfr h's
oWn iifs, In RS. aaa PrnFElrsE. Tbs
hs.iii Il Ei..'asng lse iss. 4 = gsry fart Il
&. bsirP ds,'s d'sEsEsIdsd hy oahsEs viii
psbllrriv and inrun IS. Imrsns lis i.ate
ed VsiuF. std esa'nais bai'gs II an'o ar
.,al ron'empi. Ere1y nds'adaal cog
rlsfFs ghs, II otter P'Eson. srF feHn IT, d
- tisrsgard snd ,ini. r. the law. Re n.aN
"a - snh n peri Y WLsnrteT - thinks
ps"p'T. fhsJe Il "a st-a dsrt iaF tn"hs
-"o Tule lnF Distinguishing = al ira.
= bad n,..i; 81 1 ll.e 'r-,l no, 10 BE- that
sv.Fy msn masl Judge fW hsa ssli chen
e all engage in . a"h. and d. ae'mtnt
h. " { he sill uhss she Las sna u whs'
sAtriI he vii eel is -. Mats srs sR'
sIcly 80 i,aaled exert. and ,hs saRf
rirc pc wond IRSolse r0uLssy "a uni
Esrssi sEsrehy.
Ths'e age an many persons "io are
dispus.d 10 fumtn, pn. ulT d'se"a le'ts
and foster and eneni rec Iol'tiesl nut
h,ssks. - hiss he.u inside n,atsf 81 b' q Q
aiT.us in RheIe l.land AMI he vets O."
NV Yok. an1 such mrn ats d'se'srn'-
ztrs al enod e"vrTuT cnt. These u b0
iIici usly intern eddie IN fxaspsTa'e the
rArn.h multitude. 10 stimulate them g.
vi"lerce. nd Ia inlure hem b. u ] le he
Laws. ATE the afs, er'mns Of tie sople,
aud SHOULD he marked as Toe, TO the b'si
mttrt.is oi tie country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02
SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL NEwsPA-
a. % ~ PEERS.

Let no man relinquish the newspaper
published in his own neighbnrhood, for the
sake Of taking some other larger, cheaper
or more popular paper published abroad.
The newspaper published in ones own
vicinity, is always, as general rule, more
valuable Than any other--ii i be for moth
ing but for the advertisements; aie The
much abused aud somewhatneglecied adj
yertisements, are the thermometer Of the
place, and often the key which opens the
door for excellent bargains. II is Of no
lillle importance for the farmer to know
what is going on in his own markeltown,
tile competition in selling goods and in
buying produce--the settlement ofrslates
the sale Of farms. stocks, &c. Weren-
ture to say there is not one man wln may
NOT every !, ear much more than save the
price of subscription 10 his n,ighboring
newspaper, from its advertising columns
alone; and on this GROUND exhort all 10
patronize their own newspapers,
Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02

TnR SEVEN DEADtH Sins. Some gen.
uine typo has furnished m ,nklni with .
new catalogue Of the seven deadly sins
He ranges lien as follows:
l. Relrslng to take newspaper.
2. Taking newspaper and no' paying
Tor il.
8. Not Advertising.
a. Advertising and not Paying for u.
s. Making printing tiliee loali"g
place.
6. Reading manuscript in the hands Of
the compositor. .-~
I. Sending an abusive and Threatening
letter 10 The editor. g.
For The first and second offence, say,
our molaist. ab-olu,ion can be granted.
The ihrd offence can be remedish. The
fourth is objectionable. For the balance,
dispensaiion can only be fceised by an
especisl bull from The ericved party.
,Tha n;Lles,,n,, ~, rn,,d il,-o,,,rt, i'm n wear
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02

Nay yoslr rirh -.
EauleFanl, nsiuFs's isilsF lsessinss I.lsE
9'sf err Land"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-02

The Biblecan be read through in a year
by reading five chapters every Sabbath and
thrss every other day Of the week.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-04


The withdrawal of ten ALMcETE from his resi-
dence government. together with tile sue
cess OF the measure Of annexation, have awakened
the imld fears of some, and cmbodened the malig
nant hopes Of others, respecting the probabilities Of
war with Mexico. But in great and important
Lutte and palry opposition vi the spIenelic, afdrd 5ai
unenyiable c0nspcuOsty having scarcely the gravity
of feather in the deliberations Of political councils.
Thanks TO the indonli'able independence OF Ameri.
can legislators, that, unawed by the menaCes Of a
Mexican minister, or the protests OF jealous powers
ahroad, could think AID act according to the dictates
OF enlightened conscenCeR, and the most Just and
comprehensive principles of public policy. II there
now, there were during the war OF 1872, some
misanhropca. soured, teSty politicians, dsaiiected
because their friends the characters enn bled
or they themselves the heroes ilnmorazed, We
should be surprised, suffer the qualification Of
our success TO he IN any Use diminished We have
no doubt that many OF the opponents OF annexation,
desirous oil bringing much Odlnm upon that meas
nre as possible, have encouraged the ludicrous gas
conaiing of Mexico and even ins,ered Ga malignant
hupe" that hosliliies 18th that government wi en-
sue. But in this they will he most sgnaily disap-
pointed Mexro will not declare war against US ;
and the lps proaned by the assumption Of prophecy
in The exclamation Of ''woe, wue, woe," have been
sealed forever Mexico, torn by terrible disorders,
involved in all the horrors Of intestine war; emascu.
lated by The consciousness Of her foolish errors and
wicked crimes; hln>hing as she contemplates the
historic page detailing her unparalleled bal bariiirs
with an undisciplned army and disaitecied people
with an Inefficient navy and an impoverished Ir"asu
ry; fearful, lest The infant she unable To stran-
gle in the fourh may become the hercuean victor oil
the fifth decade of the century; unwilling To war i"r
capitols, she will multer for awhile at our action,
and for once. from necessity acquesce in the sue
cess Of righteous measure.
Will she receive transatlantic aid? The policy oi
Great Britain lately indicated oibids her warning
wih the United States for irnes, encouraging a
war with that may reard the contamination ri he,
nea'l, promulgated schemes II England is neutral
or desires peace with this country in order to ad
vance her commercial, manufacturing and mechanical
interests France will find it convenient TO observe
state Of Indifference, and leave Mexico 10 sustain
herself. No. there will he war with Mexco-
her own impotence, and the interest of other nations
in the Continuance of peace, will prevent it, Y.