New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09
"Tbe Repusl,e of the BIO Grande.

&. Tn. new p,per established by Gen. Mcleod q. Mat
ar1oros under tie tile Of The RtprbSe Of The Rio
rond< IL destined to exert powerful influence upon
the Mexican people !. viii exhibi: them 10 tue COZ
ors evils Of The present government Of Mexico Il
will convince them that people blessed with t<re
soil and genial climate be,ier forrn q govern
rasut capsule Of sdvaocsa In ell ,hs useful
ard sciences and thus viii they nci,ed press
the sublime destiny THAI av-its iaeu. IN lit'!e while
then. we expec; 70 the Northern St,;es Of Mexico
united together uccrr Republic. Sur . gpy fore
seen even. should defeat CONFORMATION so devor-y
De wished for, then. oepend upon IL tie Rio Crands
will not loug CONTINUE 10 b. The boundary between
ibis country End the Republic of Mexico Some more
irnmovs5ie. iDpenetrsoie boundary wi! De d
nothing lets than the mountains Of Sierra Hsdre o'
Say you, M Phioropher Greeley the subject OIL rfo
gres,ire Democracy VIII Do, De pea'.nt tnins l
you your Trtbune circulating side ~ sce ~t -
grea: Go5e itself and all ths; !. will contain, atnoe
hills The valleys of,he Republic Of the hlo sa
~ We ask the attention Of al rejecting c'n
scien,ious men 10 the above demonstration HUH
Journal whose Editor was one OF me eafhes' -Ho
bodies, cham pions Of Annexation, ana NO." c.
11y..,;,o,o, i, intimate communion with Inc pre-
.o..,-oIls-. nj our Nations destiny AND we
-aade,. also 70 remember that we, more
49,. ,.., since warned them tina; the pretence OF
descending the Rio Grande az National boundary
v,s ALWAYS CHEAT, ard nothing esa-tnaI the
,y;,e workers Of Annexation were perfectly aware
,ba, the Rio Grade was not calculated Tor ano never
coa,d permanently be a National boundary, any
more than the Erie Canal or the Baltimore aod
Ohio Railroad They claimed that, simply because
,bey kr.x tba. Mexico never could concede II
until che should be laid PROSTATE with the bayooe'
a, her ,hroe, She could not concede 1t without
abandoning 10 a rule they loathed and dreaded
large portions of her territories and thousands OF
her people who had ever been loyal in the worst
times who were devoted Catholic Mexicans
and who regarded their surrender 10 the United
States as involving their suhjoga,on 10 hostile
people and 10 the influx Of religious creeds end
forms which they had been led TO abhor es hereti
cal and dspleasing 10 God. When the secret his
tory Of the origin Of this Mexican War is unveiled
we are confident it will be found that Gen. Taylor
ras hurried on the Rio Grande TO anticipate and
precenl a Increment by achich the Northern Pror-
inces of Mez;co rere about to Mror of The author
ity of the Central Gor,rnment and establish an
Independent Republic.
That Republic would surely have been one OF
Impartial and Universal Freedom. Hor 's a 10 be
Nth the Republic Ofthe Rio Gyande, rhch ar Ar
nerotiontsts nolc msditate! Is j, TO be region OF
Equal Freedom or of Human Bondage 7 Can the
Globe inform usi Will other journals in the con-
Gdence of the Government speak on, on this poln,i
Messieurs Of The Union, the Albany Argus, AL
bany A,laa, Boston Post, New Hampshire Pa
triot. Augusta Age n. Y. Evening Post, Morn
ing News and Pennsylvania, we appeal 10 each
of you for an early end prompt answer TO this ques
too If 1ce sAaH, by conquest and cess'on ertend
our National l,mits beyond the RiO Grande, stall
that acquisition be suffered 10 become Slareholdtng
States2 And if you desire that j; should not, what
course will you take to prevent it