Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-03
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Inc present condition Of Tie nations of
Europe. and the attitude in which scn-e Of
them stand towards certain portions of this
continent. have invested our foreign relation
Win the utmost inheritance Never was hi.
Government placed in situation Of moro
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The most infexihle frmneSs. far-seeinr Wis
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comrllcatinC our interest and affairs With
| those of Europe. We confidently frnst the
administration will he equal to the task We
snail watch with unsleeping eve thc progress
OF affairs in Mexico and the West Indies
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