New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

more righteous conflict II her people are capable OF
governing themselves they do 90 with much more
ease. economy and advantage by institunng govern
ment OF their own at home than by sending members OF
Congres. 70 Washington The grea, distance viii render
the latter course almost impractcabe. besides causing
other serious Inconvenience and difficulties bGt hef
citizens capable OF sefgovernment tney are
such have benefited this country by leaving X al VIII
agree that had better avoid any connection WITH mem
in future Let them enjoy their gotten piunder ihey
will. but Jet ia not become partakers OF Il
We earnestly hope that Government has no srnoi-
non for e>HdH9 ~ territory. Il could no. indulge
more dangerous and fsta passion one more likely TO
render ~ glory
Like a circle In the water
Which never ccsseih 10 enlarge itself
TIL by broad spreading it disperse 10 nougn'
II such passion be allowed control our nation and
thai too in 80 2r0ss Tear preserts VINO can
tell where II may lead u.s. wba, may be IL c-ecis =
We should easily ind for possessing Ourselves %
the entire Western Continent Oar history "Ouo DE-
disgaced by scenes OF encroaehment ana pefpe1u eV'
der war; until wide and unwiedy domain should ne
torn IN pieces by intestine commOtions or rHfu ne ma
Of The earth shogd ttyrs 70 oos, our H1reA ana
involve US IN a sangunary war with the whole world
indeed n do not Leliere tia, the Eopedn posrs uoud
erfa nOac f1raeig summit OccHp1lcn o. IIds.
There j. also another question which i nseparsD4y
connected with this subject the bare mention Of "nicn
calculated 70 excite the deepest feelings OF apIsenen
sion and dread in The minds Of all those who devoted
20 the welfare Of the states We alude 70 the slavery
tona matter which wish 10 have left in Silence
20 work its own cure We have always deprecated tne
agitation Of H. because il productive Of injury 70 ou
brethren the South while II was Of no Dencnt 70 IN,
earthly being. But while we MAINTAIN the erDunu sN
the people Of one state have business 10 ih'ele!
with the domestic Institutions Of other -ta'es A'Sa
the Union. must ADMIT, and shall INSIST ma a. -
the right If they not IN duty DOuho, " - n
best energies 10 prevent the CRIMSON OF 9"s., ,b
admission Of new States. II the citzehs u vi -; -
wish 70 avoid agitation snd excitement upon ' a.
ec, let them see to that they DO not OF mn
cord open the foOdgsfes and BRING upon w ~ -. -
tide Of fanaticim when AL - ,b;s rcs,,l, by
erde.vo,nS 10 procure the admission 81 leNa-. ~.
sfo, womb drive rom them their ifiehos d. ic oi'
and afford preext ~ their enemies. - -
We have ,.,her space nor disposition 70 pursue 'h'
.,,c either now We sincerely desire that the Texas
and slavery questions closely connected as they are aho
frauobt with danger they 70 the peace ana Con
of m. states may both be left To slumber together esV
inc each State and each Republic 20 pursue its OWL
domestic concerns in its way II we are AMBITIOUS
ofoxtended territory have surely enough 10 satisfy
the most ping desires No nation upon earh equa-
ours in that respect Our domain stretches from ocean
70 ocean and embraces nearly half hemisphere Nhe
this space shall be filed by our population lmpo'eu
beautised and ennobled by industry civilization ana
Chrtianity il will then be tine enough for u 70 explore
new regions and acquire more vast possessions
Neiehbor sun we challenge you, we dare you
to rcpublish in your reply to us tins Editorial o.
yours You claim TO be orginapif not the orsi
nal Annexaionis, Now publish your own article
seven wears ago against Annexation and reiuie III
arguments or prove them outlawed II you can
Publish it, with due credit, and we will pay your
usual advertising charge for the space il occupies
or we will publish much of any thing you desire
in return Come dare yon let your readers sec
what YOU said of Annexation in 1899