American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-02

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tef no'n NJ, ,,N ,, . .arr~ are uniptrnol by pa,
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s,|ty. and c-pr,,l.y uo-c who constitute" the lr' of
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PARTIES. Ia warmly contested elections, II
rs not unusual for partnn papers and speakers
to represent their opponents, as acting under
some foreign influence, or as enemies to their
country. How often have we seen men cI''rS-
cd with belonging to the british party mere
ly because they were opposed to certain meas
urcs of their o"a government, Wh'ch tney
deemed Prejudicial to ITS nterestS-ahu yeI J"
case OF war with England 'hese men "oo'o
probably be iouna foremost amongst '"c'' cou'I-
try's supporters. Look at Inc oN'Sl.ng ""' WIN
MeMc)' Before 'a9 a""'NaI'o! Oh leAaS' '"oSo
who opposed tlh1 measure were "cquch"y
cANgei WIN cnmiiy 10 'n''F country Ou' no"
th"y are found '..heT o'I''lHS III It's RANKS anu
oneroE tholt "'e7 III us "'''"''' o' u'g'"s OPo"
government inc 'i'o'' P''"'P' ana e"o'Se"'
prosecution oil '"0 wal "" INC Su'JcC' VI TINS
war; Mr. N'''"'' o' c'l"eSSV'' S''o III '''
House OF representatives. d u"y VI '"o aso'-
en- my state mere are no ParueS on inns q"e'-
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common cause an" 70 DIS one man 'o' '''''
own country "heih'F oouiueu ny INC 7io'"e,
.he Nuoces, or the Rio Gande." And IN what
state does different spirit preVau! NOT III
Mary land-Is is proved by the volunteering oil
both Wings ana Democrats, ana ny the uhahi-
nous approval OF vigorous prosecution oil inc
war to close. IN nigh party tunes gross IN
justice is done TO individuals ana 10 ParueS, oy
false and baseIess accusations There Is no
such thing as British or Mexican party IN
The United States. Men may and do condemn
The action otgoyornment IN sending forward the
American army to the no Grahde; and yet
lhey nave done all IN thelF power TO nave IL
maintained IN It's position 10 censufe what
may be deemed by some individuals an eIrone-
Gus movement on the part OF our government,
by no mean, implies favorable feeling tow
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WEST PoINr INSTITUTION. Almost every
year an attack is made in Congress upon the
National Institution at West Point; some mem
bers contending that it is an unnecessary ex-
pense, and that it is conducted with partiality
However Just or unjust these charges may be,
it is certain that the institution has turned out
many distinguished officers.
A few days ago, in the discussion in the
House of Representatives, OF the Joint resou-
tions presenting the thanks ofCongress to Cen
eral Taylor and the Army on the Rio Grande,
Mr.. SAWYER took occasion to denounCe West