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lent matter, ncurable but by the very method that
Providence ordained as a cure. Instead of peace
like war we have war, the precursor of peace,
with Mexico. II Conner's squadron had not been
sent to Vera Cruz, and Taylor's army to MstamO-
ras, continual quarrel with Mexico was inevitable,
and eternal European intrigue. The cannon OF
PslO Alto cleared a murky atmosphere and we
predict that President Folks second annual message
will announce to Congress what the whole world
will aeknO Wedge, that the foreign relations of the
United States are profitable and progressive IN
amity with all mankind. So much for our for
eign relations in the first fifteen months Of Mr..
Polk administration.


Our internal concerns yet to be thoroughly de.
Veloped. The reforms which he has recommended,
now depend upon the action Of Congress. But
give US revenue tarh-a constitutional treas
graduation Of the public lands, and other
Improvements which are now before Congress, and
we shall hail this session as one Of the most bril-
liant and advantageous which ever shone upon our
country.