American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-08
SATURDAY MORNING, Nov. I, ls45.

ID,
Nos- ~ In. ,ublic MINERS have expressed the
800, n-.I,. :,.,-.a.,l o.,,,i,.;,,, :. $4,000
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yards % Engllhd aHo Tie rapid enlargement OF
lhcI. navy by the construction of additional
war steamers. are in CONSEQUENCES of the posi-
,..i,ioh p,.,i l H.. rTon,a eto,os
aldn" ~ Folatoh u the Ofc9"" t1'''toIy' N"'
the Nov York Herald takes different v!ew OF
Inc matter. Il saws
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,,,,rn;,;csrt oIan nr .,,e,'i,on is now INA
I,,r'ni, ho,,yno,, ,In ,,,,,,,,,,,t, f France and
r,,I5rJ ~, ,,,oas,,,7, t,,,oJ nnon ,ber, IN rom
g.n,on,, 81, I'm ,,,,ny,t,,p Of 1'ry,s Ia this
,on,,-, ma r,-,ii ,rr,,,th ut This renubhc.
,r6 un.,ic,,l,rIyi,s nro,,re., towards the South
,n5 w.. \iaI,,,.,,nd y ,,.,,rnia. has awaken
"a ,e.,, ,;.a,,rgs nj alarm in the mind ofcastern
E,rnna !, uo,y crrdibly affirmed that some
COR. ,-.,,,,,c.or;, l;,ve hepn entered into by
Envl,pJ FrIne. and Soain by which the two
,,,n7. ,,,.J no,cr-. VIII nri,c their iorres for
Tho .-,,,,.n nt s,pj,pc .,I, rXDrdiIon to Cuba
,,o ,or Thai ,,o,nt nalca descent upon Mex
..n viii. ,,e ylev Of -riuc,ur that rroubiic to
r,. d.ni..,n some r .,r,pr;,a priucn, n order
~ r-.vont any further pr.cress OF the n:ted
,,,Gtrs ~ Thar di,rc,,o,
N.,.., Is. nj present. n i state particularly
,.,n-.l,,, tnr the sur.eS,[ul ACCOMPLISHMENT of
.,ea ,,;.,r,,s rs those ye have described. II is
H..-1...oI md ar,taled bv iutcral aisscutiunS
aud Grads The Government is uttell v INlhcce
and ,o,pjr.s. TanabsorutIon Of Mexico by the
+t,.,A .,,..a. ,,,,,r NO AL ,,c rIn-
,,...s ot stfcug,h. stability and powcr-ap-
peas % be iusvtiah.1 Tins Is apparent t" he
.,,tcs,,o, oc Europe. And It Is tins view Of
tho f,.,,re tb,t hgs stimulated that policy on
,.,o ~ l,,r ,.I ,,,,,., ,,t rb hc,ns
~ r,,Dit,,s. i,.alr IN ;s,s, varHkr vrcparai;ons
to which We have jus, alluded. Indeed, N tie
iaAons speeches ni ''ozo', me i|'cn ''I''N''
'' "' - "Fo"'u'9 NOW .,,,, ,
l,nnnn-: 70 he to Mace OF, tbe throne Of Mexico
French prince, and thus, by the establishment
OF a monarchy there under their control, TO IN
'c'P"S' an ',i'',"t' "N nc! " Wv w
49, linn or ,.nI,r,. rorre<,onds eyac,lv with
the views and sentiments pa, fort by the gov
arnr1ru's Of France and England and the news
paper presses Of those couDtrea IN the conf
dence and interest of the dominant party. 1t
IS DO. a: all likely that England would hazard
ne; commerce with this country by an open
~. o. account OF comparatively unproduc-
hive territory. Yet still, whilst allowing the
Oregon question to s!umber IN allegiance, Eng
land might promise herself indemniticaton and
satisfaction, by an expedition Of the character
just dictated .-consst,ng OF the combined fleets
OF England and France, meeting at Havana,
and starting for the conquest of Mexico, IN or
der TO reduce that repSsc to the controul OF
European Influences. This is, we are told, ali
solutely the policy OF France and England, and
IS practical carrying out Of that intervention
in our affairs recommended and enforced by
Guizo;."
We consider it improbable that England and
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rIA'''' u" 'o''''''''u 4'' any ~, P''
They are rivals by position ana Oy dispositions