The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-12
AMERICAN AFFAIRS IN ENGLAND.

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and their wretched pertlnaeity IN wrong-doing over
10 the more ardent advocacy Of the National lntelll
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ton, to whose patrioue judgment inc peAiea" "a''
though expressly recognised and sanctioned by the
almost unanimous vote of Congress, appears alto
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President, full cause OF ''mPeaehmea'
Here Ia the substance Of the view which the
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since ms return 70 MEXICO Inc iaso"se VI ''
Chronicle moo presents strong contrast to the VI
rulsnt attacks upon the American government, and
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ngs OF mexico winch oo'h lha' Joornai ana 'ne
Times were wont to put forth The changed spirit Of
a.. Chronicle. also derives pecuar significance from
the confidential relation IN winch that journal Is
known stand towards the new ministry. Not
long since we heard Of English mediation. and even
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Mexico IL 10 OBVIOUS enough, that me appearance
Of an article like this in the British government
;o,,naI /. ouite Inconsistent with anv sueh intenon
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on he par " ' "''''" "s"y' '
"lf ever q nation furnished common places for
patriots Grafton, we submit that under present
circumstances, Mexico is that country. Nay more:
II saves him the trouble Of selection in his subjects
Numerous az are the topics which il supplies, il
supplies them without creating confusion. From
the familiar mschefs Of domestic faction TO the ter
rble infections Of foreign invs sion, that country
suffers under oil the grades ofcalamty and disgrace
from Insolvency, ACKNOWLEDGMENT annexation.
The thousand minor forms of social disorganiza-
ton which long habit has reduced TO a second ma
ture, we leave out Of the account Verify multi
pllcty Of topics vet multiplicity in which there ia
no embarrassment When Cumilius returned from
Ardea he had plenty 10 find fault with in Rome
The self styled Napoleon of the West the CamiI-
lus Of Cuba, is citizen OF another stnmp-a differ
ent sort Of hero Like his prototype of Rome
Santa Anna comes in time of trouble and Of jeop-
ardy Like his prototype of Rome he does the
forgiyefuI. Like his prototype of Rome, he feels
that ke and he alone, Santa Anna and none other
can preserve lis country; and after its preservation
regenerate Il. #... ~.
$50 he tells this TO the Mexicans in an address
issued nj Vera Cruz; whereof the very remarkable
feature is the omission Of ANYTHING beyond the most
cursory allusion to the United States For all that
appears on the face of Santa Annals address, the for
eign relations of Mexico NAV be az satisfactory as
possible; the frontier in a state of peaceful COM
merce, and the Americans the most friendly, hon
est straightforward gentemany set of fellows that
ever made a customer rch or a neighborhood de-
lightfuI In a literary view this is worth noting
Although no man knows the good things that bril-
liant riters throw away the want of verbiage up-
on such topics as the conduct of the United States
is a notable example of rhetorical abstinence What
an opportunity for yirtuous Indignation! How
wide a field for all the metaphors of morality 1.
Change the conditions, and let Mexico uniustly at
tack and unfortunately endapger the smallest prov
ince of the United States, and imagine the deeama-
ton Of Polk upon such an uct Of dishonest az
gression and announcement success! His inaugural
Wu o 'ba ous an ePg,a ~ POM OF ous
upon. Or submit similar oalamitv to the orators
Of Conclliaton-hall Certainly the abstinence of
oan % anna ,i y fenlafk n'e ,
word or two mon The AFFAIRS Of the front;sr
Brevity is the very last merit of his address
With the one omission indicated, 1t treats de
ds,; ,.o = qoasaM aus .s ne
ia, if the Americans leave anything to constitute.
The self-ayled sole dellverer will crush faction
himself being an addition to It's elements The Sc +
comnron,;ss with The nar,, 81 paradss nih.;, "o
time like the present, commonplace men would
look upon unity Of action as the most natural means
Oh scum oa' OF a anemmn. Inc lact 49, ina, the
plates one act far his country and b,nd red for his
party; who enlarges upon imaginary dangers, and
pretemis the real ones Still, he will save his
S ou';umsms,s .. MT weakness ner laeuon anu
and from what, MOI from The armies of Genera
iaylor-thsre IS but slight mention of these Not
thew nav remain At res, II New Ms%i"a N f Mo,
from the annexations Of Commodore Sloat-let him
talk over the Californlans if he can. No there is