Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-01
VERMONT PHOENIX.
BrattIebOrO, Thursday, April !, IS47.
Beauties Of Democracy.

" Progressive Democracy. We were told In tic ouart
that conquest was not among the motives which induced
our Government to undertake the The leading men
and presses Of the scfs,yled Democratic party indignantly
repealed the charge alike unjust themselves, and dis
honorable to the Wings who made IT, But few short
months have elapsed, and 10. what change mas taken
place What Democracy, pure and unaduerated, |
FIVE months ago. rank Hartford. Convention FEEDER
alism The writer in the Review advocates principles and
advances sentiments totally al variance with the ack
nowedged claims Of justice and the rights Of humanity and
repugnant the moral Of Christian, civilized
that should deem them unworthy Of any serious com.
men did they from less responsible source but
emanatng they do tom the acknowledged organ Of The
whole Democaiic party they assume an importance pro-
porionac their enotmy and the power by which they
sustained
The writer comnenccsb by Stating ihs, the progress of the
United States from lis FIRST settlement has been Of con-
unual territorial aggtandsemenhat the native Indians
have gradually eerdtd b,foe the onward ma rch Of cv
Iaon and that 10 sovereign States have thus been added
10 the Union embracing If 500000 square miles,
besides millions Of acres not yet formed into States All
this he says owing to the energy and enterprise Of the
Democratic party, eonlradslingushed from the arso
cratic tendencies and predictions Of tho Federass"
Sturdy Democrats he snys, not to be stad in their
by imaginary lines e. boundaries Of countries.
The county beyond the Sabine offered inducements emf
grants, and the Mexican government held out other en-
couragements or them 10 settle they did occupy the
and form Of the independent States Of this Union
under the name of Texas In tins way he thinks that all
Mexico would eventually have been anne red" TO the Uni
ted States IL war had not broken out But must
take by force Of what could have stolen peaeeaby
in Few years The very virtues Of the Anglo Saxon
race (e says make their political union with the degraded
Spanish impossible -benec they must he annihi.
lated for we want their land and will have III This is
Democratic morality Amer showing the mournful fate Of
the Indian bes he goes 10 say
"The Mexican race now SEE in the fate of the Aborci
Of the North, their teriabie detay They mus,
1magamale ana be lost IN the superior vgo OF the Anglo
saxon .aes' OF tnry 'asst Iu,y Ps,a Ihey may Post
pone inc hout iot uhe ou van come when heif va
toae'uy shat cease rom these oa'a' u Is esi'
Ssn. 'uae ,ne process Men nas ooc gons AZ 'le
Nortn OF ov'ng oach vac ihua"s Q, aas3"ay 'hem es
Aaee, mas yd 20 oe go"e u.0tgh a, me o0Hh me proud
raPaeons aud IDLE SPanards have but poorly uhed their
mission
The reasoning is this it the duty Of the Spaniards
to have annhiaied the Indians but having failed 10 per
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honesty The reviewer continuesi
"with nation like Meaico with whom no aeccomrno.
daion be hoped for and sad experience has shown
no faith in treaties, when made be entertained
there can md the short Of her aanihafi0a
nation The should BE- taken hand the spirit of
Bnnapartes Bulletins in commencing The PIussian
The House OF Bandenburgh crnsed reign in Eu
rnpe His vigorous strikes ceased not until the ed ct was
apparently acconp shed aud few weeks sufced for that
The Spanards have ceased rule Mexico should be
the motto corps after corps poured all quarters
until il il enacted >
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