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tie principles which they believe Ia@pled second.
pe,6sps nnocenly the views oI lhs saasiaaEy sssmlss

tie principles which they believe Iaaplsl o.. second
ps'hsps innocenty the views Of ihs sssms.
oil our race ZEE y ~
II should need an inc bic bndness not to pl per-
suaded that the United Satss consider aeceesty OF
their destiny the aon-not romoeol tbe Aexcsn
territory and one were not gnoraa Of. or voiunis-
MY disfegardal or the conduct observed BY Them with
their neghbos he could not deny 10 himself thst 10 tbs
esonsto the constant work OF disorganixasi0n BY
agents or less authorized by the Saxon
derauons Mexico Indebted 10 the laneatabls State to
which she had arrived in those very sal moments in
which her cries of despair drew Gen Santa Anna from
his srlxa abode the shores OF the Msxdaleus Moth
ing much anarchy iav0ss conquest abso pion TO
such point that II not only facilitates them but dsnaiu
ralzes themso TO spsakin exchanging INTO beneficial
and sauary the odious in which otherwise the
lIaapjng upon nights and the ovefowinx OF ambabon
viewed asd is easy 10 see how much ihe Ahsrchical
condition Of Mexico due 10 those who, icavjts
bipd them and n their own home milliqas o slaves.
Pretend 10 go TO plant on foreign territory the stx span
sd esnne ann snds, e. whose shadow G only sox to
The sentiment 10 therefore logical aud aatural which
the reaction OF Mexico has awakened IN those in the
Uniet States who work with tie most ccnsancy 'pr the
extension OF the confederation and nothing s tereore
susceptible OF exclamation than the inusnss put in
play prevent the saaary effects OF General Santa An
Ia's dictatorship To put end 10 disorder, ~ 70 -estab
lsh The principle OF authority TO eoganfe tts ASins-
,aon and 10 deny giving to the latter the Discipline and
ncon which constitute its true force in tine, what
could be ebcacious 10 restore 70 iSe cJunTy
the uBily Of sentiment and of action the sscuat basis OF
Nationality and BY all hs to call 20 the sss,sAnes n o. inc
as MS hrs, agents the most distinguished ioS their
honor enlightenment. and pariot'sm-ihese are, without
doubt the motives Tor scandal the maniieet shdca-
that General Santa Anna aspirss deliver Mex
leo 10 her ancient METROPOLIS, or 10 make lesEme with
Tie latter for the purpose of establishing monarchy
The very idea OF such creation in The tare Of the ted
erai republic could only excite in all tile ire Of the de-
mocracy; could make il believe n,s toms E0fppean
combination 10 stop the colossus its growth could. in
tine decide the Ang American government 10 profit by
any element 10, excite war in Mexico which should i'm
psde its rtorsanizal'on And here are ut baod Tor the
purpose the made the Garay grant 10 estab
lsh ineroceanc way in the isbmus OF Tehuaniepec.
the nsane pretensn Of the government oi New Mex
leo on the Mesilla valley
There is neveth stess in these rumors lesson which
the Spanish above all Others ought 10 COM
pTebend and profit by Ia The midst OF The unbounded
ambition tor whose enterprises II Pfeends TO reckon
giganic forces-n he midst OF the naughty example
with Which The party Of territorial extension each day
treats periodicals. all naiors, and paFculasly
such hey suppose like those OF which
speek discover 10 whosoever haseye 10 zee II all the
weakness OF power. the real debility Of the Ango-Ame
thiow itself only intO the striie
where expects have 10 eOatend with essaCc CO but
pa liay organized Notwithstanding all the noise and
ialion with which they boast every day OF their
Mexican victories and their conguess, the Noflh Ame5i-
knew very well TO what they indebted xDd none
know better than they, and can EXPLAIN how General
Scot, maintained himself in Pueba With army OF only
four thousand men, abandoned by the vountseta who
bad compl. ted the term OF their agreement; kew he
passed without danger the Time necessary Tor thsHtvai
OF ireinorcemente how, on The other side. f;eneml
Taylor saw himself no stronger IN Monterey And how
IN hns, notwithstanding tha. stale OF things which ~ IT,
.elf bt the dsog aid dcpDcer in which
Mexico found herself, sli the time was long and tho
sacrifices great witch that military step cost The AIner
can Union and email the dscontrnt, feeble
The opposition which ii had succeeded in raising against
the n.sSaiion OF MIR Polk For II ia IN thcss tsr.s,
and IN he prac Of those who in their mosness OF en-
give themselves the OF lords OF The universe,
that ie power o the eLemy Is 10 be sadied ~ the event
Of oIsseeiug The necessity OF estimating II; and u -
here, aso that found the explanation OF certaA aipa
rent my slees which make many among ourselves be-
eve lhe will OF the American people al ir.sssible as
their mos, ardent dcmagoynss are Psased 70 describe ~,
the purpose ei intimidation OF poweTfo atifath0D.
II is but short lime ago thai among Us. 10 The very
press Of biard. Certain spasm was felt because the
OF the federal government had IL pecesS
ties surplus of twenty millions of collars, having no
s.sncisg army MAINTAIN, the nnabef Of Ills vsssss-Q
sefvics being reduced 10 The most INDISPENSABLE
point and, in fine, the estmse OF expenaes being aDsd
10 those of the administration customs and mails 0j d.
ponacy OF federal ooorts &c &c-none Of those be-
K high be coveted hy abe poducis OF the
custom houses, WHICH certainly constitute trn,hsof
HE ri the disposa Of The general govrrnneh
whilst the States ard municipalities hase oo IL cover
BY contributions and iares, the respecve
wants OF general and local administration, the interest
Of large debi, the costs OF public works, &c. 49, i
But. apart iron this disrssson, which we do not
slider at u nootinne and returning 10 the lesson which
there is Ter the signihcauon OF the rutnore
Toned, expression Of real fear tor tie IsorgahzA.
ton of Mexico, and particularly Tor the fOfsiHn aid
which that eouniry might meet, anew fosce1 to
call ihe attention of our government AS much N what
concerns the defence o ls own territory IN whose Con-
servaon s deeply interested that OF Msxicss national
ity, for that wbc imports all ihe nations OF our
in lhe New Word, Al SO, 90 immsdliey, Certainly no
their polnical ex,s.ence interests
dear 70 them, not long since Peru was. TO whom,
with unsqualled myudence. they attempted TO deny
properly so universally recognised that OF the Lobos
IslaIds. ,,t,sr.s3 t.a4i.,,s ,ta.fst t.tfassu4V.a
Spa has interest al variance with those nations;
and H. IN the struggle Tor independence, she has upheld
h,r asthoy with ascy a0d losce proper 10 the
pna cbxrscier the mutual demonstrations OF esteem
which have been oocascnalIy manifested. even EIrh
bo.e naions with whom itesiics have not yet keen
made iat thel has ,saipesrsI. sears s.0csytbs
sghies sentiment IN proportion as on iMe olher side,
even the very pride of the nation which has he'd ths
glory OF peoppg and endowing with Their cviiiza-
lion those countries in which many monupenta gi0-
nously record their domination The relsoas Of fam
y, the nepfy Of religion and languaxe--everyhink-
should make al Spain The most sincere friend III ibosA
naons, and the most 10y cooperaos in the cOssoli
ds,oe OF their governments, and bs tevslopmens OF
their prosperv- Span therefore. stands in the position
the nos, advantageous 10 promote, 10 preserve and to
bind more closely with The SPANISH American nations
a,ions Intimate and cordial az lhoss which We have
why. fben. .houd not Spae. mo6upg by lbs s.nii-
me nj of race vivid than all SpaDish
Amerca, act az convert Il into common beneNt
a. The most weul element OF force for the defence OF
the people threatened, asd OF hose which may be
so to- morrow II is true thst somc o them nave not
vet been recognized; BIO, although Gnaiepaa has not
heen nor Salvador nor Honduras IN Genial ANnesica,
nor NV q ranada Peru Bolivia. and the Arsenoe Con-
federation IN the south, have psoound conviction
that the others that recognition, Pesu dOes,
which has Just TO US TO treat thereof m,nster
enary, whose very name IA the best guarantee
f The snceriy and nobeness of that deAife The vel
come might also he significant which the President of
Guatemala the valiant and popnar General Carsra.
fe Ned the representative ot Spain Costa Rsea,
his travel through the republic !, The posi given in
Boenos Ayres TO the commercial assn, q Spain less IA