The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-01
TIE l0NNEarENcES.

Ctftaia causes, t5 fite naI1f&f course ef events viii inevitably produce certain results. Dsy altxr day lis becoming more palpaby evident that 2 great part. II aoi the whole of MeEieo wilI yIti nsieiy, either territory or s5 equal states. be- como part of ttls coniederacy. Causes. witch have been actively developed since the commence neni of the var, are safeiy, silently and rspidly eendaciag to ihis end. Peace or no peace. treav or TO treaty. iadenuitY or nc indemnify, as sarely tas seed. which has been sown shall fipsr. from teesoas analogous b. l noi more cogrHt than thoss which iEiaced Texas and other States west .s uthe great Father os .S&iers to seek admission into ,,,e Onion. Mexice in1Peiled by lbe inesistSbic iaau- enees that have So lately bees 4l.ened wi,hin her bosom, will, stf.a ssly distant period, fost part of this giant Republic
 The anti ahasxatsca aad ao-t4sssssry s4gscs;es mas raee si the further extension of oar boaarses bat they can not preveatil h ths;r sup,erne ,.o- ism they may wish and enleavor 10 confae witt.is nafrow !iuiis and atrogste 10 favorea ie < ire piifiieges and advantages that our !, ,.caliar ins,e
 ians secure to all these who enoy thei urotee,gor bot t9ey might. 'y' equal prespec, of success pre-. saine, ll~e Caha;ss b their simple mandate. ;o say he ocean Naye, oy b5d Magma to cease is foar as t0 si'esaPt at s peFiod to arrest tbe pro sfess oi liberal opiai9's, to stil the voice o ex. <.aPle wb'eh is speakies u 10 whispered lanes ta ihc poeps of thsi ti'hefla unhappy and dfs,ractea county.
 Kh., is iiisiF present condition Worn oal with cil dissen.ions which since iiir separation from spaia have given them ne's gcrefanieht 5f nfii- tar dssPotsa. .Fih every Lew year, aisg4sted SiiA. @aba diirBstfel ef the leaders. sho. regardless e every tt'ng 5s., ina.gisaaI srgraaJizsnesis. haze net caiy rearie, but eauseig gsas'atea sl! naonsI prosperity and al uusnimfy oi satanal feeling wt;hog; ysrtnisnt which has r:tbsf the energy or ibe power to eoueIa4e treaty oi peace, ia tae respite froto ;hcg accustomed su,e5nsl anarchy and disgogd. aiosde1 them by tse presence aud pgo,ec. tsoa ot oar army. they have hal lseif eyes opened t. their relative situation wita their cpa:emaoFa. Tiss aod hare been awakened ,o the kaoN;sdse ths,. Shiie aIi around them have been progressing ~ih woadertal fspi4iiy n science n iiieraiefs. and a the pceeeiul arts they, entirely eurasssd ty thsir eoRdeuai political fefmentaiioas and changes os dynasty. have been, f not Ferogr4ling al ieazt occupying precisely the sane position ii al lhese respects that they dia quarter oi 2 century ago. From ,he highest te ,te lowest they have been ss. iouadsi bs ihs eoaparisoa oi their ogrH condition ~iia that of neighbo-ng ispsoie They have been forced 10 ackuoscsse tsat. since the presence of oas forces among shem, they have a9ys,. gre. fer peare, greater secor;y and greater pFosper- ily than tssey have hiiheito khos a and from ihsr association with our Peopie tiey have been taustt n admire, to eys aa almost to reverence ths pee- r.Is -ltr fnstttuf.nUs
 Not by our army alone has Al lhis been esectsd, bui since the presence Of that army amoag tteiaibe attention Of the people of Mexico has hcea attsae. ,ea to oar institutions; they have begun 10 contea- plate them with heir aagiration and 10 study them with tiligercy. ahs. at tue sane 'ir1e. aitfsced by ths gesiai climate the fertility of the soil, tie ialoid wealth ol the mines, saA iae lew price of la hos. ta9es4as ef our eitiIehs have already cavssp hoses among thern svho, by faiI ialiaes.ce and ex ample. aiil aid materially in sustaining the tarieas spirit of investigation and of progress that has teen excited among thea as4 wii gaP.y f; the aesnes' of their citizens for be glorious privilege of self goFemment. h tie language 6f an eastern paper, .1ut schooimasters, cur tin ped.afs, oar country iawyers. ntss,onaries,' ear printers, our Eae- cigasies abl car farmers are already 'here,' ac- cosaag to some computations to tae pambsr cf noi less than aity thousand entirely uneoDasetsd nith tae afng They are tsefe, and tasre tbey viii re- main; there they will increase; there they VIII grow ID families, sna even fl Ief, iiemseses UaAided aad ansnstTuetei, they will rapidly aud frtsis'ibIy 50 remodel and ref9fm the political Frejaesces ard opitions of ihe whole population, ths', like "ths ,ce star which Uined Ess place 10 the social c0!l- s,slta,ien ,hst sbone brightly and hAFaesioasiy besi6e H. ,hey will never rest satisfied anl they, too shaif claim cnrapsaionship in te same glorious galaxy. and enloy tie night b protect ard 6s Pse- teeiea hy ,lse sarse stars and sttl2es that have eysr been tbe emblem of cur freedom s'd oarFhi'y
 There are some, ever among eer statesmen, whe affect io look forward to tbis event wlih sauederag horror ard prgaict tia, II si!i but be ihe PFssursar of our oah soeiai ruin aa4 political dowllsIi bat yet 60; one asseag then Aas eesn able o sustain saeh opiaions wiih a siagle yailA argameRi The very sane reaseas witch they noa assssn fer &aop- tng these opiaiots, sad span which they base taeif cFoakisE predictions, put Iogth ~iia as saash s,rcngs aud as much ,fa;h and Tsstiee whsn !hssT- nszs,son Of Florida aAi LouisiaAa were psoFost4 ia cur uatioaai coanciis.. They, ike Mexico. has toreisa porusli9as but they. unlike Mexico, were only eolenies snd e,ea less accustomed b the exer else ef rspebliean form el gaseERment let what States have now better CT 2 more rspabiican pep ula'ioa What States are more hoslY or more aeiy represented m our national councils than hoss i9s. cd ou, of the I.ouiziaaa purchase.
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