Washington telegraph., 1847-12-15

e probable. Bot Il could not he achiesl
! without ifieblhl carnage, dreadful sacrili,
{. oi human LIFE, and The creation If nn enc
E mpus national debt; nor could II he cor
pleiely eilfcled, In all probability. until a
9 Ter the lapfe ol manY years. II wnnld |
. necessary IN accupY al iis sIfoasholds.
1 dlsarm is inhabitants and 10 keep lhrm
constant iear and sahipcllon. To cons
lnale The woik, ! presume thar standing Al
mics, Of nj less ihaa hundred lbousan
men, would he necessary, to he kept pel
! haFs always in the bosam ol their counlr,
These standing armies. revellna in n Ion
eiRn land and accustomed Ia lfample o.
The lihefllas ola turelgn people, at som
distant DAY. might he III and ready insln,
menis, nnief the lead Of some during an,
nnprincipled ehieiiaia. to return to theI
country snd PROSTATE The public liberty.
Surprising the conquest to he onee made
what iaio h. done viii if lsil be GOV.
fnci, like Roman provinces, by procop.
sulsl Would il be compatible with the
genius, character and safety ui our free
Institutions. 10 keep such a gfeai country
as hrticoi with a population Of no, less
ihan nine millions, in state of constant
military saheclioni
Shall i be annexed 10 the United siaiesl
Does any eansidetale man believe il pos
sihle thai i"o such Immense countries.
with territories ol nehfly equal extent, with
populations 81 incongfuans, si different in
+ ts'e, IN language, in religion, ia laws, could
he h'rnded ioerlh.f in one hafmnniou.
mus. aud happily governed By one com.
nun amhpfial Mafmnfs. disennieni. In.
afiec'aus. and rebellion. would inevitably
easlt, uniil The inremHallblo pafis would
be hrslen asundrr, and possibly. in the
liiahiihI struggle. our present Rlafion. I'm.
I'm .iic'i waai be- discovered or dissolved.
lie onghi M 10 iofgel Tho warning voice
pl all history, whirh teaches the difficulty
d combining and consolidating together
eehgnering and conquered nations. Arer
he lapse ol eight hundred years. during
Mhieh The Aaafs held their conquest al
Spin, The inliamnilabla courage, petsery.
ahee' and ahsIlnacy oi The Spanish mce
iihalli lnamphed. AMI expelled the African
invaders lfan Tho Peninsula. Aad, even
within ouf etn iInir, tie Colossal power
NJ Napoleon, When Al lis loiiesi height.
W. Incompetent To suhiue aud suhiusa,e
ihe proud Casiilian. Aud here In our
oan nrlghbafhood, Lower Canada. NLicb
near pur hundred years ago. after the con.
cln,ion II lhr sryen years war was ceded
hf France 10 Grrai Britain, remains a for
tign land In the midst uflhe British prov.
iners' loreigp Ia feeling and attachment.
and lnfeIgn Ia laws, language, and religion.
Md What has beeH he iaci with poor. yal.
lln'' seneious, and oppressed ireianil-
Centuries have P,.sed away since lhr
o'eil'cafing SaA"n ovrrrIm aud sihluga,ed
The Eprnlj l.ic. Rivers OF lrish blood
have flowed dndng the long and ardnous
contest. lnsurwclion and rebellion haze
lren The nricf of The day; aud yei, no 10
hls li'nr ltrianl frmalns alien IA feeling. |
aIi'rllon' and sympathy towards The rover
which has - long borne her down. Eve. |
" lr's'rpan bates. with mortal hatred
his Saxon oppresscr. Although there are 4
great territorial differences between tho |
condition 81 Eng and aud Ireland, as com.
pared 10 that ufihe United States and Mex.
'eol ihefe are some points oi striking re
sembllncr between them. BRh the Irish
lni lhe Mrkirans are probably Of The same /
llic mce. Both The English and The
Nmerlrans are Of lhc same saxon nlipin.-
! Tie Catholic religion prsssminalrs IN both
he lnHncr, the Prniesiaai among both the
rlcr Religion has been he Guilml
'l'is' uifsst'i' tim anl disconfen, be.
"ern ihc ldsh anI the English nations.
Is ihffo no reason 10 apprehrnd that Il
would not become ~ between the penple
! The United States and those ol Alctico.
they were united iogrlheri Why should
We seek 10 interfere with them Ia their
node ol worship Of common Saviouri-
We believe that they are wrong. especially
lhe exclusive character oil the ir iah6
nd that we arc right They think that
hey are right and We arc wrong. Wbat :
iher rule eau there be than 10 leave The
1900 ''" W = WI AAiAiNNi W lWflI own huls 4.
mn convictions Of ronsrienlious duty 10.
yards Gudl Who. bot the Great Afbi,er !
The universe, can Judge in such a qnes i
ohi For ny own paii, | sincerely be.
eve and hope, thai those who belong to !,
] The departments Of the great church of i
.hf'sl' 4, in truth and purify, they confirm !,
lhc doctrines which they proless, will 4
llmalely srcufe an abode in those regions ;,
bliss which all ain finally TO reach. I.
ink that there !, no poienlalc in Eurone, y
baeref bis religion may be, more en- !,
ihlened or at ibis moment so interesting II
The liberal head of the papa Sec. !" "
Bul suppose To be impossible that n
ose who iavor, iithcfe be any who favor d,
annexation Of Mexico 10 lhe United
ales, can think that i ought to be perpet. le
Ny governed by military sway Ger b,
MY no 'oiap Of human liberty could iy
em Il right that a violation should be m