The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-12-24

these facts and tifcnmslanfes, n was, tilat Or
tiars were issued 10 10 tho commander of our
.aval forces in ibc Gull, on ,Ile 6iteen,Il day /
81 May lasl, only two days after the exist
ence Of the war had been recognized by
Congress, to place The coast Of Mexico UNI
der blockade, he was directed not to obstructl
the passage fSania Anna in Mexico, should \
he attempt q return.
A revolution took place place in Mexico
10 she early part Of August following, BY
which The power Of Paredes was over,hrown,
and be has since boen banished from the
country, md ia now in exile. Shortly AFTER
wards, Santa Anna returned. Il remains to
be seen whether bis return may not yet prove
to bo favorable to pacific adjustment Of the
exiting difficulties, il being manfsstly his in
teresl not to persevere in the prosecution of
u war commenced by Parsdes. TO accomplish
purpose 50 absurd as the rcconqaeringI
Texas to the Sabine. Had Paredes remain
ed in power, il is morally certain that any
pacific adjustment would have been hspe-
less
Upon tho commencement of kostiliiies by
Mexico against the United States, the indig-
nant spirit Of tho nation was at once aroused.
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sns sn.e = NY .''o Sou"uy' anu y w W. :. ,no
war existed by the act Of Mexico, between
the United States and that Republic, and
granted the means necessary for its vigorous
prosecution Being involved in a war thus
commenced by Mexico, aud for the justice
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