Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21

srsiels--esineing rather Young Ameri-
can progressiveness--but il our readers
viii cpea their eyes and lock about them.
they wall mol be astonished even at "An-
nexa,isn in General"
Hundreds Of The citizens Of the Golden
State. brimiull Of Patriotism and New
England Rum. (,erms nearly synonomous,
by the way,) have focked to the stand
ard Of Col. Walker, in Lower Califor.
mia, and ere this, perhaps. The conquest
of that country is completed, and another
slice of Mexico has undergone the frs,
stage in tina. process which redeemed
Texas from the rule Of imbecile despoiism,
and made of her a"free and gel-lorious
republic"
In New York an expedition is being
fitted out for the Lobos Islands, armed
10 the ,ee,b, and more than able TO cope
with any force Peru may send against
them, determined TO force from her The
rich treasures she has so churlishly doled
out TO other nations. "Guano and Lib,
eriy" is their motto, and we mistake the
character OF those engaged in the enter.
prise IL it does not succeed.
Rumors are rife Of another crusade
against Cuba. Thousands Of restless,
daring spirits are willing and ready to
take nm active part in delivering the Seem
of the Antilles" fr m the rule of Spain,
and aiding the oppressed Creole to escape
o bondage he hates, but has not the cour-
age or strength to break.
The Sandwich Islands, too, are longing
Tor an opportunity to form q portion Of
, our confederacy, and j. is slated that pro.
posals have been made TO that effect.
We may see, in less than two years
Ksnaka Nj. C.'s in Washington, getting
as lordly drunk .. eight dollars day,
ss their more practised compeers, illus
.ra,ing, in a striking manner, with wha'
ease the barbaric mind may adapt itself
10 Congressional as we'll IS civiised usa-
ges, in q country so eminently free-and.
easy as is ours.
Add TO these the expressed sentiments
Of tire Administration, which knowing
enes cons,rue as being decidedly favora-
bic 10 fllibusterism, and we may well
write, "Annexalion in General"
Well, We say good. We need all these
localities TO oniple,e he galaxy Of s,aies,
every one of them, Lower California
will be the initiatory step towards the ab-
sorpiion of all Mexico, for his "High
Mightiness." Santa Anna, is getting up
pinch beck empire a little too near us
TO be comfortable,
We need the Lobos Islands, for we
can never afford begging or buying Gu
ano from any one-horse republic like Pc.
~. She mus, gracefully succumb to the
onward march of enlightened principles,
or &c. her national head punched.
As to Cuba, the natives of that ILL.,
starred island are extremely anxious to be
Americanized, and who else shall be con.
suited? Certainly not miserable mon.
archy three thousand miles away, who
pretends to have adivine right" to lord
i. over the unfortunate wretches. Be.
sides the right of the thing, we want IL
and nre able to get it, and that is some.
thing Of an argument among fllibus'eros'
The Sandwich Islands we ought to
have and must have. The halfway
house between California and the Chinese
Empire must not fall into the hands ol
smother pa'ion. It must be converted in
10 an immense wooding. station for ou'
steamers, and depo. for our whaless. !
mus, be one Of lbe ont.posts Of 'Liberty
Freedom and Equality"
Old Fogies may talk about "Na:asa
4Boundaries,' "Danger to our insttu
tiopa," &c. Young america knows bet
Ter. We'd like to know when Natur'
set . boundary to the March of Free
dom," or if she did, wha. red-shirte'
Yankee. with revolver in one hand, an
a bowie-knife in the other, would care 70
il. In the words Of the poet
'tNo pent-up Utica contracts our powers,
For the whole boundless continent is ours !"
f A. for the danger to our Institutions
our National stomach is no. so delica,el
organized but what il can swallow Cuba
Lower California, Sandwich Islands nn
I.obos Islands, guano and all. witho,
sssching. The Temple Of Freedom is I
coustruc.sd that the more ground i, CO..
%. the 6rmer j, stands. 8nnexaliun