Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-30

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with bis iat proportions squeezeu lnto tut
tights, and the coat with a two-inch tail
which constitute the conventional costume OF
t.-,.'a ..',,,a -. -, ,,,ooodnd ,hat .,
noris@nu oou'u ~. "'',o v-N'oCueu '''','
the respectable readers OF tine Gazette when
it appeared before them in the red shirt, and
lonl,v b;rsute asnect Of n fllibuster.
--,.t !, -, 10 so,,,o .or,,orarS
reopie .nousne ~ i"u'. " oO'-e VII -.
hallucination, such as at times oVercomes IKE
a summer cloud the staidest members of So
,;o,,- ,yhan thav tale to CARRYING bricks as
oiov' .e IL. - I,,;,aio,, oothor
earnestly as II tney "ere 'ouiiu'ns 'uO'ne,
Tower of Babel, and they naturally waited
for signs Of returning consciousness, but IN
vain. The gray eye OF destiny has fhscl-
mated the Gazette and 1t looks upon our
favored nation as having aspecial mission to
extend the area OF our hoerty and harmony
(of which we have large surplush over the
balance Of the continent. We quote from
this remarkable article to show what political
and religious duties belong to our Govern
ment toward our weaker brethren, and have
been assumed by "our gallant commander
and his forces in the Gulf"
Without canvassing the various conjectures
d snd' nav JeGn pIs .orS Va ~ III
of Santa Anna and Miramon. we NAV safely
assume that the American squadron, at least,
has actually come into the ring, and has
sonr no,,ost ho,,yoon th P"n,iSh nart, sdar dne
Miramon, and the Liberal, or constitutional
party, under Juarez. = As at pres
ent ADVISED, we are not only glaa OF what
nus oeeh nIccon,PilMsheI;-" M; gIea' oenent, we
conntry in ;ts necessary resnits-but We -" sen %
not how the Administration could do less
than to accord its approval to the conduct of
3%[ S,,IE 'ii"n' ooih"anuer anu HIS iorceS In tue
All oro,,;ors oftbo ohoroo.or &c ,,o N0r;r
oxnod;t;on aro ,,aonon;n,ous,,, ,Ua;roa ,na "a
o,a,,v,;,,,, ,to, co., souaaro. 10. 1911
800 IT, ,ho rinc,p 80 ,o,,Io A., oo,,.o,, y:
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,h;. ;s ,;horoI -, 80 ,. .o,.,;o.. 80
o,Lo- no,;ons 7, ,a,;,o ,,rno..o- -,
wI1;or, WoIlor-,ho or;,;naI 80. o,oJ
and II seems rather .t-onge tho, 1bo dam.
did not ioin that eYnedition. still stranger
that IL denoun ced that as nirsticaI General
walker had The dscencv 70 .n,i., IN N. ssrr-
ice of the country when bs tool nor, IN Re
contests. vet the Goz.t,. has e.llod hin,
many hard names. now IL goes for having
our Government scome into the r;no, With
ts navy. and mt down ..the Rom;sb marty, u
iIfthis is the business nf our Government,
certainly, Gen. Walker is much maligned
patriot, and should be President
But suppose that the blow which has been
struck is not decisive toward settling the
contest between the Romish party and the
Liberal party as the Gazette designates
them. The Gazette will hardly deny that if
it was our duty to strike warlike blow to
settle their intestine contest it is much more
our duty to follow up the blow until the con-
test is settled. 1t would not have our nation
strike only a random blow and then desert
the ''ring." That, surely, would not "give
additional luster to this decided American
success" So, if our Government ''has aetu-
ally come into the ring to settle this war" it
is IN ssr The Esr Yet before the GGzette
gs1f 1iirEag- IL zr1ie,s, il calls this entering
1lls ti5ng 'reErs, AID sAy= LET US preserve
it1s g,sless-
50 when the Binecia Boy comes into the
ring and strikes decisive blow toward set
tlingn Sayerss bread-basket. Ia thing he will
hardly do he may Just as sensibly saw. "Le
us preserve this peacel Let ms beware of
another stepl If we stop here, all will he
WE'LL" Let US 'be content with the adyan-
tage gainedl'
Is there any rational method of accounting
for the remarkable features of this MEXICAN
article, except ON the theory which we suo-
gested; and can this cry of peace, when we
have lust "come into the ring and struck n
blow be any thing but the maudlin inter
val which usually supervenes the belliperent