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Speaking on the subject Of the invasion OF Portu-
gal, the N. Y. Commercial says" We cannot
iorbear repeat, by way ofa caution against the ev
er-wakeful spirit of speculation that in our opinion
there will be nothing more than the mmicry Of war,
for a very short season Unless backed by France,
Spain car.not make war; she cannot move Of her
self and we can perceiv. no substantial reason
for supposing that France has had any hand in the
movement of Spain against Portugal. Ne'erthe-
less. war may grow out of the existing difficulties
and Eng and may avail herself OF the occasion to
seize upon Cuba. Upon this point government
must not slumber. We repeat wha, we have said
on former occasion: The United States must not
alow Cuba to pass into the hands Of any other for
eign po,cer. If the island is to change masters,
those masters must be ourselves"