The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-06-10

tell how we are 10 get at it, for have diplomatic rea
ons with Mexico and Il we had We might as well have
matte career has become famous in this country But
we have still hopes that the last hard extremity will not be
Imposed Upon the United States by Great Britain since
essentially the interest Of both countries to be at peace
We could bring forward extracts enough from
the democratic papers to show what is rapidly be-
coming the rising sentiment of the country For
example, here are few specimens from the papers
before US:
"The last advces from Mexico are strongly Indicative Of
on the part Of England with the affairs Of Next
CO. in relation to the subject Of the annexation Of Texas
we indignant at the impudence of these English in
rope other who would have the iii 10 interfere
with the affairs OF another hemisphe has England in
the case alluded to- But they viii learn that II is out
OF he power OF British gold intrigue reachery TO
vent the annexation Of Texas the United States
erect Tie xas into rival nation" the hand
or to substitute her into miserable ally to England is
Portugal the other The sovereign people Of United
states and of Texas have resolved the of
ths great moral issue and neither force fraud pre-
vent its accomplishment "New London Democrat, June T.
The great mass Of the people are right and speedy
would be the downfall Of party which should dare persist
in playing indirectly into the hands OF those
mentally hostile to and institutions The union of
effort on the part Of England and FIance made for no
watchfulness on our part and hduce more friendly feel
ing the people Of this Those who look
revealing in land Of dreams forgetting that before this
come in all the gores of its anticipated duration and
tent the great battle between monarchy popular rule
to be fought, but how much of actual slaughter
will involve, is matter Of doubt which have dis
monarchca principle views in the United States natural
enemy. Hence old ieuds forgotten, and nations
long recognised hereditary enemies uniting their
for the purpose of arresting our advancement.s
~ Rochester .adrertiser, Jttne L.
"BRITisH IsFLuENcE AMERICAN AyrAiRs--The news
teresng in the highest degree The people will sartle
learning with what impudence and bareacedness the Brit
ish have been meddlng to prevent the
President becoming the supple tool Of the English
archists in opposition the will Of his country
sBut thank God Texas is not lost yet The virtue and
patriotism of her people will undoubtedly triumph all
the influence set up from abroad PROSTATE hers
mistake the signs of the times her Congress, which
meets the 10th Of this month viii the lone
the sarspanged Banner thus blending the republics
into united, free and independent people That done
we have the vantage ground the great contest that
on h SoSb he
We advise honest wing friends to read well this
from Texas They can now see under what banner the
viz: the British lion and to the tune Of "God the
Queen against the extension Of the American republic
American liberty Hence this monstrous effort to prevent
annexation wings will you act with the enemy Of your
country WIN you consent to follow your leaders who
thus take sides with England God forbid that you should
so do, and then call yourselves Americans"
[Ohio Democrat, June 5.
( These extracts breathe spirit sufficiently rough
towards Great Britain; but it is at least honest.
But the albany Citizen,n and the British minis
ter will hear enough Of this storm before passes
over Yet it is ''an i'll wind that blows nobody any
good" The intrigues of England will only bind US
the more firmly together, and weaken the preudices
of many against annexation. 1t will make the
Texans, too, more determined, and the measure of
annexation more irresistible in its progress and ter
mination