The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-15
lmDevlsl.sm IN America.

[ intari.rences ~ IN" HI1aifs ol ms continent
and give n decent eolor,pg 10 designs tha'
otherwise dar. not he ayowej, or II avowed
! would not have ASSUMED ia. Offensive arf
m.nacinc character they do at the present,
he condition % affairs which sccretar,
Forsyth. with s,at-s,nanike sagacii, fore
Jaw might be brought about, mud which,
ath patriotic wisdom aud devotion. he dep
reca,-d, has actually occurred, aud two II
dlcnlous forays, planned without judgment,
md executed without sense. have thrown
spain into the embrace al England am
France and subjected ourselves TO the nor
iidcn,lon ard humiliation of an ,mb.ele
add mpo,ent inactivity IN the political
vents Transporting at oor own doors, and
on continent IN whose affairs we hav'
.lraadv solemnly declared before the wo,ll
we should not tolerate European intervsn.
ton.
The diplomatic interpolation, undertaken
by the present administration, conloinily
with France aud England, can neither be
defended Tor its polio, or espediepcy. or
palliat.d hy reference to It's rcsults--it WAS
not "A crime to borrow from French dplo'
mat it wasa bluuder. The nited States
consented to net automatically with these
governments, whose 'eh' 10 Interfere III
the affairs OF the people o' '"'s co"u"e"'
or IT'S Islands, they nav" over ana owe, "."'n
denied. Just as they have N the Monroe
declaration pledged the nation to dispute
TO the last extremity the establishment OF
any ne" e'''"''' WI"
Al" rance " ANY ''"'' ''''''''"'
y" '"''' "'"'
changed anu '",',"' " pu'' .,
>"''''"" P','''f'' W
NAV tanning 'he s"P''"''o' '"' "Pu"
liran sNs'en as we "us"' I" wv, '''' "S Wv
people desire sho"'o oe o'"'' '''e ''"'r'"
hcn' mas neeo''e so''" p'''''ai NV
l" rouse 'ne game '"' ''"'' ~ ~
the bioocN hunters III ,"e "'""f "''" WV
taul VII j" aish NUNS" "'u ",'s'e','
AT fon an rice, ana P'"N'" ''s" sA"''"'''
INTO the hanhs "' "u' e'e" ""' wv
the beginning OF 'he en-" "eo''''e' P''oeP''
ll" on the revival " '"e P,''e"s''"S W
france 10 'o''ho'u VI 81 '""'''s"' ~
the s"no'ne "' "'''"'s '''ep 80 " ~
and the 'ofh'huo" % P''"'""'"' 0'''''
lshment on 'h~ peninsula "' 'ah'a""' ON
'he nof'he"s'er" s"o'' VI ''''P""''
France, u appears D! an eu""''a' )" '"e
fhate, french paper Pu""'"e" :" wv"
York I"s'l'1es nef occupancy " ''"'""""'
On the ioiso"lng grounds set 'o''n U! '""'
Journal
When in lsi2 the spanish part OF the
island of fiaytl though, OF declaring t''
Independence, and OF breaking the yoke OF
n black population. which Was abusing ITS
intellectual and moral superiority, II was
necessary to seek power under whose
pgis Il might shelter IN All security u, IN
iamt liberty. without 'e"r "' seeing mat
protection converted INTO absolute comma
ton. Spain, when perhaps W's"' nave
had us hfs' sN"'P"'"'' VA" 'o VII
cultr. oi ITS own to contend WIN 10 he able
I" offer certain anu "n'e"''''"s '"Pl'''' >
t.nglano ana III" '".'e" ''"''e' ""'"" '''
their ann"'"'ion'si h"'"o'' "ef" pre'e''
separated from the DOMINICAN population
hs too profound ui''n',""' VI ''"'"''''
religion, Traditions aud language !" per
mt the ldra OF applying I" 'hen uh'l nav
int eNh"us'"" Az "'"'' ~
the leading man IN me bo"n"'es" IL"
puhlie-ihrrel"r- 'ufheu '"""'"' ,"'o',
who's. strength AND loyalty on reu nun a''
necessary guarantees ANU "n"so "''n'. I'M
'f"i" exciting any frPus""n''' ia" ."'' !"
that part OF the ""o'r", c"'o"F "' ~ y"
nh"s" 'he ''"'' "i'''"','o .v' ,..,,'',.
ne nee""""o"s w. '''- ''' "''''' w