, 1881-05-14
MANIFEST DESTINY.
A Chapter Of History Now First
Given to the Public.
Tue Effort to Induce Grant, When Preai-
, dent, to soise The British Provinces.
What Secretary Kawllns md Others
Advised.

hts a,'vantures in Mexico: lie plnccs stress
the Drlt!s!, Provinces, bit shows that. when
l,o cnnlo into tho Presidency, l,o Ind IN Ills
leo. Some will remember Tint before Gen.
t,rnnt wns ,,ontnntn,l hn 1nvn s,,-,,Ii,cnnt NJ.
tornnce to thu opinion tllat tho true wny to
sottlo tito Ntcxlcntt questions wQs to 0ccitpy
'! Nexleo. @ behalf {, ot tho prcsent railroad
Scheme, Whatever II nlny bg, 1t Is asserted
that Grant Is utterly opposed to my lnore
taken from Mexico Wicked; hut ti,fs history,
a,ut the .sat domingo business, md othor
aas nSvp,U p,,at wG nnso NY ofy s,i w
ont o,r ,nilirv q rtoIn iy prrsm| |ptfHS frmS
eiaiurIng oil 4 caiccr Vi conquest. Herewith
W. glvo our contributors history:
a CHAPTER or HISTORY
DAxvttf.E, ILL.,, Afny T.-In the Etltf0r Of
liz ir., coi,r,l tn ~, rttnril In !, intt u,,s,,.
GGf OF the ijUzctfc rranrtitur Tia real n,jssinn
,,,o,t i. ~ a,,,, W ;1e ;1oAc ~ ntn
inent M ~ tne 4 M aa'nG viii scrnp e ''lstorS. now
|ot HS iisst liG maae p!,n!c, I!t wiao,t
isicl,l Il revolution Of, fnoi u alul - very r
pluusibly support the affirmative by retlittf-
III
cItzen kno%s; tint "tYn tr9nt is neither
'fhs i.tst'rv ~ r,,far ~ !. ,v,rt,v r,vo, ,,o,y
rs sal brf0rr, for inc tirst tilnt, mi for Tia
t'ramt n th9 why's H ,ns a',a he'll aS tp ths
tnwar.! its teeb!cr sister of Mexico. On Fri
Qaxaca gave uci,. t'raHt banquet iii tile
1rs. s,,,,t,,, g. ,.,, o,,.s.
nn st,unh s,.... ~ s..'."Ms, .!.
hays ,la.le nIli.sn e, tho Feasibility q tho m;
ssos saSston S ss Ms1f ssd f Y s1o the US r ed
Kro't,,lds ~, , wantoyer W tGE nnpreha:ls!oa Wh!le
ws wS Eseseht fe M nt tne u nnca @ St,acs rcreHet.
mr. fur W enIn, " @ ,nt XVII, !yS @ 10
esiro u W. Gayern'nsat lid lid viii Of iii iho
o soyoraf tin,ss ietoro pa coseroa Et'i It At ni H.
At length, Touring that what hid bUuu said 10
nc tnlght ~ n,eral', the statement Of desHn'nE
InGn, w1'llnH TO sel! thelr country Tor rrivnte
s Ku|iEgS tStsor .! . anosG nneas M ~ n{ni.So 10
rn"i tcniinr of hcr nnnntc ~ tis },,noa rst Ky
ui tho stuteInunt hat rin"iy;,j,,t ul i,rot'ths @
OF her oltlzellx Warn nuxtnEs for tho proposed
nlineTntion: T!ioy wore IulS nltro To tic sttb-
nan nv W. t ri,sbtcst Hsr T. ns @ tt;e sGr r" eos ,,
d s.ISst M j: tISy exPSSsso;l @ + Z bcse'ns put
trrasy %ith st et.y s S,' al tho l.'o e,,.
pnoitiea Of tho hest part of Moxieo|, and sub
Mittssl 4 to thc senato nf tho United s,nios for
ra't,ta9 u was witl, Rre''t eYlty nut
Wa,ssana1hi! ~ ptSsoa @ rs nonu o. tho siGy-
DrSti "ra Sy III . scn; Ga H., 9Ss WILL. o @staon @ @ coas
fctcI iy n, mvsrW1cIx VII % vusa. TX, %i,s %io sso
Tint, oyel II it could i,o shosn tint ali Tho mo-
plS as Mexico wero K. favur Of ttso titioxa 1f
portion ut tholr territnry to tho Uuire4l Stutps It
WnniIl still lIe rr]cctcd. We want no moro land
u ~ WIFI ~ lEttr9Sc What wn 'lnvu, Asltt wo
wAaL 10 See oilr llet4npurs ltnpFhve nnu HroW 20
,.tl9 st.utn9 tnnL tno ncatata gt my otnof country
co.ila hot ondhf'xer 'hotn.'
On tho evening before tho Presidential
election 1T 1863,
uEN' IollS .. HA~llSss
nttgfWartl secretary OF War, tnAtl9 speech
to Ills btt frbn1s lit {snltna, ILL.,. Tn which Ila
enthusiastically i1,tlu1aul tllr MunrDg tjcp-
trina f,ul Strt1l1rIi A. iln,trfux' Lnim, NJ mn
f,rt,nn.hunnT |trnmt,lfr S,,itf In, tn,vHnu. '
uMu ~, .,s... ~ n"''..t MI >.e,.. ~.
Nor u1n thoy uno DGf0ocrntie party consider
how deep bold ,.t,9n tho aGccttons nf that lar-
y Stopnten q: uo!E1lls nHt ntth!nnu W hls lt,"
tGnse OF tno ae.ton o. Hon. Jnekst!, which
,nnh IL" vrm.n sot + wrs III uts.,r ~ ~ =, tI III
fenso t,f Tho Unitvi ind Rorprn,ueit U,Mier i,
ind thas whntover wns necessary to ureycrve
tho Constitution ind Union was constitutions al.
nor how hu i,u,l t{,0triiimi their 1,r1rrs,asird
ittrHa md n,lio hllnHolf thnir in,tsIur IL,