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would be some reasonable ground of apology for such peaceful incinations.

 still have a strong hope that the notice will pass--and our laws extended over our citizens in Oregon and that ample military protection be afforded to the settlers and emi- grants. If we fail or refuse in the consumma- tion of these mcasures-wo be to those who defeat them. Their next election will come upon them like an auatQnche, and the next Congress will be composed ofmembers, who will be instructed by their constituents, to go 10 54.o 10. If the Notice is not given, so as to settle the matter amicably before the next election, that will be the result-and the chances for collision with England, will be increased tenfold, indeed, rupture cannot then be avoided between the two Govern men,s.

 The Southern mail brought us news from Mexico, up 10 the 18th uIt. from which we have great fears for the safety of our minister, Mr. Slidell. The particulars in relation to which you will have received ere this. IT our fears are realized, war is inevitable with Mexico, which will be the beginning ofdilii- culies with Eagld7i3, ottr ancieni eRemg- IL will be war ultimately between republi- can and monarehical principles ofgoveranent. There has been recently formed in Earope an apfoly alliaace for tbe purpose ot obtain ing the Balance of Power" upon this con tinent and they have been bold enough to speak of il in their communications Repab- lican Governments haunt their imaginations:

 In the course of week we shall hear the worst. 1T our honor has been trampled npon, For our interest sacrificed, congress will sit from 10 AM. till. 10. P. NJ and vote menand money to supper: it mstaater

 i. hope sincerely, that the "Gup may be #pernliltod to pass,o but if not, shall lake t up with .determinaion To chastse both England and Mexico, and take country enough from them 10 lndelnnliy us flor all the expenses of the war

 will keep you advised of the prospect Of peace OF war-Bdt give me war with all is horrors and blood, rather than submit to q dishonorable or disgraceiul and eowardly peace.

 Respectfully Yours,

 