The War With MEXICO.
{"newspaper_name": "Juliet signal.", "edition": "01", "page": "pNone", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 2312, "word_count": 409, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9376000165939331], "ccnet_perplexity": [1757.300048828125], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
We ssrfally endorse the following
remarks from The Weshingson Union Of
the 18th inst:


The coanfry knows itselfto be wholly
rigi. II knows Mexico to be totally
wrong. It rejoiees now to feel that The
administration, from the first resolved TO
defend our true bounary ofthe Del Norte.
The country viii assuredly, and as with
one voice, sustain the administration in
that position. Having in the magnanim.
ity otconcious strength, borne and fore.
porne to the very last. the American pco-
bic now know no maudlin sympathy for
that false and cruel domination-half a
military despotism, and half lawless
nlob--which now styles itselfthe republic
OF Mexico.-A tyrant at home, and arob-
Der abroad, that government has come to
be foe of civilization and of peace on
this continent; and there is bun too much
oeason to believe that It is, at this mo-.
ment, the blind or willing tool designs
vast in their scope, and nefarious in their
character, which have not Yel fully seen
the light. Be this as it may, this reck.
less government has sent its armed myr-
midons within our borders to pilage and
TO slay.. Il, has done this deliberateiy-
with emi-barbarious stealth-and to
bloody issues; thus fitly crowning long
+and trying series of insults and agres.
sioEs,


"With such foe, we must make short
work. We hear much ofdefense. The
only safe defense is attack-attack, Wig.
orous, prompr. resistless. Through such
attack we must cut our way to a speedy
and permanent peace. Among the A.
merieaa people we firmly believe these
statements need only be made, to be hail
cd with acclamation. We know that a
prompt and rcsolute onset with due force
will at once bring permanent peace on
fair and just terms. This we want and
must have, aud that without delay. We
know not what events a few months or
weeks of delay and indecision may bring
forth. But this we do know, that any
indcision or delay is cruel. No. war is
SO cruel as feeble war. Humanity ex-
Claims againt it. 1t is always war need.
lessly protected. We have a war. Ii
is just war. Let our vigor make it a
short war!


In these views we hail with pride and
pleasure the mighty vote (l75 to 14) a
vote full ofmoral power-with which the
house of representatives has armd the
executive authority of the country to pun
ish the invading foe, and to rcconqucr
peace"