The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-25

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II IN the general impression that the Atlantic citiss
must soon feel the effects of the drain Of the government
deposits ard the loss Of that confidence. which At all
times sustains public and private credit and giv that
impetus to ira d. neceary for the deveopsmsnt Of
the resources Of the country Those engaged IN com'
mercal pursuits loss in regard to the course
to purs We under existing circumstances We
have no precedent 20 60 by and thore is 80 much differ.
ence Of opinion in relation to the probable duration ofour
dfculties with Mexico d it, effect upon the commerce.
Of the countryupon internal trade-upon all kinds
of stock State and incorporated
upon our relations with other governments ana upon
our political affairs generally thai every one - involved
in so much doubt and uncertsnty. which must unless
removed, have very injurious influence upon 0us'
4~e 80
war with Mexico must be q war Of ihvasion-N must
he to this country Ereign war, with people % con-
temptible and government 20 imbecue tnss We can
never estimate the v7e effect Of victory or arrvs
al any point when cessation Of hostiles would % No
cessary or polite We war against govsrnmsns made
up adventurers whose position has been obtained ~
voluon produced by paudsring to the basest Ape
ues Of the lower clssses, whose power exists IN an
army fdespcradces ound together solely BY the sirt
Of plumber We war gainst the people Of Mexico, who
anxious TO preserve the most amicabe relations with
this country because they have government disposed
swell the list Of insults and injuresso long quietly
suffered by our cIsas and because they. In permitting
such psty hold the power are. in hc responsible
for its 40 t. Of aggression
For1Aneen years, the people and government Of the
United states have received from Mexico nothing but in
suits and nures and to such extent have they been
carried that forbearance il longera virtue Han
1.-THE Of the aggression have patiently put up with
from Meco, been received from any gdvsrnmsnt. moro
our equal there would have boon rupture .. once, and
the difficulty would have been settled At once at the
cannons mout h. The governments Of Mexico, nearly all
Of which, for A,e past fifteen years. have been Of rsvo
utionary cha,Acter have presumed upon our forbssr
ancc and he,spSd insult upon insult, apparently without
the slightest ear Of the effect They have become 20
bold by our patience, that has become sesoutsiy No
ccssary to max decided movement, not to OBJ
tain satisfaction and indemnity for the past ct least TO
prevent any incl in the extent Of our injuries
Other nations have, long since. been compelled 70
punish the people of Mexico for the little regard their
rulers paid des or Individual right and one lesson
has generally been su1cisnt 70 bring them 70 proper
understanding Of tho laws 0: nations. The Mexican
usurpers have not deeply studied vstte and what hey
should have learned IA their Closets Nust b taught
in the field
We have over been unsuccessful In on foreign wsrsi
that IT, in military expeditions on our ~n territory
out Of our own limits; but with MsAVco-svsn
in the event q it, being protractsd-cannot but - sue
cessu one; sud only successful but It. results must
be Of very favorable character II may resemble, q
many respects, the Florida campaign II cannot In
tcrrup foreign commerce. restrict internal
trade The resources Of the government WILL therefore,
continue large ever and any expenditure attending
the prosecution Of hosies WILL In the end be return
ed to fourfod. 30 long the bah has been opened.
cannot close it until the numerous claims We have
against that country have been fully sassd such
terms have been dictated and treaties made bind thsm
will prevent repetition of the evils have long
suffered from.
Under the most unfavorabls circumstances can cal
culste upon anticipate any unfavorabls results
from the position have taken in relation Mexico,
but, the contrary II 10 our impression that will
have favorable influence upon foreign relations
generally and may bring about speedy and salts
factory settlement Of tie questions 1t issue with other
governments, than previously anticipated.
There crisis at hand in the Internal affairs Of Meg
leo That country 30 long disturbed by civil wars and
revolutions is about being permanently revoluuonized.
and government viii come into existence, upon the
dissolution Of the present one which will become more
firmly established than any previous Things ara
getting pc for It; and when again proper headts
obaincd must become consolidated and strev 9TH
ened az to destroy perhaps for ever. every vses Of
that spirit which has snsendered much evil upon all
classes There 10 very powerful influence in Mexico
DESTROYS Of establishing that will be pcr.
mancnt and immovable. 1t matters very little to them
what form Of government is 90 long ~ il il upon .
solid basis The most important and at the same time
the most interested party aiming 1t this the church
the priesthood Every revolution which has taken place
church cndangerns Its property and possessions and
the priests in state ofconnual alarm, fearing that
some revolution will bring into power some dictator.
who will conscae their estates and seize upon their
immense wealth, establish himself moro firmly in tho
government They are. therefore, anxious 10 prevent
hose frequent revolution and disposed to lend their
influence establish permanent government regard.
less almost Of s character, long their rights
not infringcd upon
We are in the mdss Of stirring and sventul tmes and
IL il impossible to tell what day hour may bring
forth Within our limits everything appears pros.
porous and progressing wshavs been blessed with an
abundance Of all things and the prospect il certainly
highly encouraging It should be the aim and object Of
every one preserve far he possesses the power
this OF things and support tho In any
emergency in which may be placed that the success
which has attended the estahlishmss Of rspubl
institutions in this country may be vouchsafsd TO VI
now and hereafter.
The annexed table gives the quotations Of he principal
stocks used in this market for speculation, for each day
Of the and At the close Of the week previous
It will be perceived that there have bssn aucsussens IN