The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

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lof bonlefa NJ sithin ihe borders VI
Turkey. anda the mined ate woleo
lion u iheif ouh national feptfseu
iatiyes, and Al the f,sk Of constant
insult from Die lawless solliefy and
The ianlioal mob. forelgn aags,
though they wave from the mast
heada n the ships ol her allies com
mnnd 10 mafe respect Than " they
nnalol over Tho waters N the firns
alule IN tho domestic admin tralion
" tho Government, The private rights
" Mexican citizens themselves are
denll With a. oaynlierly "a they could
he IN Naples " IN Rome.
After every allowance made for
the csargcrations incident 10 The
stylc Of mcn who unto under the
pressure of aggravated annoyanccs
aud Of continual insecurity, ii is
impossible TO read the correspond.
cncc which goes out from this dis.
lrae,ei region - all parts Of the
world, without being convinced TINT
longer federation Of such a state
II affairs by those who have the
power TO amend il mus, be alike
~lisgvaceful to the age aud incom.
pa,iblc with the best interests Of IN,
Western World. Tho doctrine o.
iaisses Jsire, IN its application Il
diplomacy, has been thoroughly ex
rlodcd BY the practice Of Chris,endon
and during the last half century
the case Of Mexico Is to b,
,tca,cd not "a a Ease withou, rrccc,
len, in the worlds history, bu, ri
the principles already adopted II
many other instances by the fore
most powers Of the earth. Plaiul,
put. the matter stands thus Mcxic,
divides the Atlantic from the Paci6,
shores Of An erica by . belt o
volcanic disorder. Men Of ever,
nation and name are involved in III
perpetual coil Of her revolutions, m,
exposed to the reiterated outrage
Of the liccn,icus and dcyas,a,in,
hordcs by which her territory !
ovcryua. Englishmen, f~renchmrn
Spaniasds, Americans, arc undis
tinguished In the common ruin
Upon whom thin shall the task Dc
yclvc Of righ,iug oil this wrong
The geographical position Of III
United STATES exposes ~ 10 N
heaviest burden aud the hotties, Ne.
~ these troubles. The polite,
power, however. and the Tradition
policy 81 the United States, comb,
to impose upon - the duty Of .
tempting their regulation. No fc'
Of consequences should deter Us fro
doing this duty, 10 sbdica,e which
10 sbdieale our national rank, q
u abandon the proud p~rc,ensie'
which for ycars We have been Z,
vancing. The time Is come I
ac.icn-and thu. no excuse may
len 10 rs Tor waving the Issue,
has been thrust upon rs in . fcs
which the Whole world INST rrrc
Mae Our Minister in MEXICO. :
called BY our own Government, h
been dismissed from the An
capital with every circumstance
ecmsumely, and in . manner driv
out Of the country By the men .,
IN authority. II % possible, pcrhsr
that these mca 10 iheir turn NAV
- swmmssi,y elected By cone q,
pre,endes, and equally possible u
their successor may tesles d
ASSURANCES Of NE esteem ~ r
srcet'' - ske Government. ID sspi,
ton Of the vrssg nov dcse 10 .
Bus n b imperative that ssoesAis
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