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,ioa Of Mssico; itom leJox5gas 10 ths Hall Il
The Mon,ezumss; ~hIsk ssfhao( ~ Prov insstsst.
The U. =. Army i posted on H. Icil bahk 81
the Rio Grande. opposite Mstamosas. Al distance


Of 90 miles from lie eosst 81 shs citdiioas shaa.


nsl Of the river. but oaly - o. 20 iiiles " she


route to Poin, lsabsl, 4 hsrbcr oa lie cocst Of


Tsxas about 10 milss neflH " ~ RIo 1ssads;
a good read, with sos 10 military posii sionG The
route. 49,


An American army Of $1,000 msn, cfossins
The Rio Grands at Matamosss, could ssadily masSt
through the country to lhs city Of Mexico. Ydcs;
tan, on the south, Is already To arms against the
military despo;s governing attic Capitol; and The
people Of Vera Cruz and other States OF Central


Mexico, arc camorous far tho recall Of Santa


Anra (who is now 10 Cuba) and the ressoratioa
Of the Republic. The facilities for intercourse


with our army, and with the Mexican pecple. are


favorable TO the rapid execution Of military opera.
tions. From Galveston to Point lsabel 10 800
miles by water. New Orleans TO Point Isabel.
500 miles. New Oreansto Vera Crus, 1900
miles. Yuca,an 10 the city Of Mexico 800 miles.
The population Of the city Of Mexico Il about
10000. High mountains rise 10 the distance
on all sides Of the city, but tho location, although
under the Tropic Of Cancer, is r6m6vkqbB foy
its salubrity, and in summer The exlrenslheat 10
less severe than 10 New York F'PhilsdelPhia.


The city isspProached by excellent roads which
branch out in every direction, and on which sre
transported the silver ores and bullion from an
hundred Of the richest mnes 10 the world. The
magnifcencs Of the principal edi6ces-some be-
ing furnished with gold and silver ornaments val'
ued at many millions, and containing rich tsea.
sures hid away by tho avaricious-has excited
the admiration Of all travellers Yet. with al
her riches, Mexico is poor. Her people are kept
in ignorance by the tyranny Of a TOW, and their
wealth is carried off 10 other lands TO swell the
gains Of trade and commercs which they arc not
permitted to enjoy. The poor Mexican erswls
lis.lsssy over neglected silver mines, lost ia the
co interpolation Of his own abject condition. Ths
iron hand Of desposism is upon him