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departments barely hold on to the central


State; there is no population to till the fin
est soil in the world, and riches above and


below ground remain nne xplored, for want
Of intelligence and hands to work them
II Englani ,cM not intcrfe the doom Of
.Nerieo Is sealed, and IN the course Of a ten
years Il must be Incorporated with the United
Ntates. The gocernn.e'a and people Of The


United Nntes cntertain no doubt on this sub
ject. They say that they do not interfere
in the affairs Of Europe, and that they are
determined no Earopean poarer shall inter
Jere in Tie affairs Of The nesr rorld. BY ag-
gression, annexation, or conquest, they are
resolved on enticing all Mexico down 10
the Isthmus within the Union; and, COME
schat may, ttnt end must sooner Or Inter beac-
conplishet. I. i am,fully aware of the dan
ger 10 which the monetary circulation oI


Europe viii Be exposed, when the silver
districts Of Mexico are under the control
Of the American Congress, and Of the i'm :
prudence Of our permitting naval powcr,
like that Of the United States, 10. become the
richest nation " tte scorld; but cannot
help admitting At The same time. that il
Great Britain w'illnut interfere, The general
good Of humanity must be iaticunccd by ike
enneratson l.f th;s country 10 The. american


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