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0Sr We last week published an article, from
the N. O. Picny une in relation to the probability
of a war with Mexico, in tie event Of which tho
oIin"n was entertained that letters Of margu.
would be granted BY the Mexican Government, TO
the privaleers, Of other Nations. The views ex.
pressed, and the measures recommended met our
approval, md to satisfy our readers that our Gov.
ernmen will take tho most prompt and decisive
measures in case ofn rupture we give the follow.
ing from the Washington Union, whose chances
for information very good. After some spec.
uIutons on the probable issue Of letters of margus
by Mexico, and some gencrnI remarks, the Union
closes with the following paragraph. g.
Let the Mcxicans, and those who arc pleased to
abuse the Mexican flag TO pirate upon commerce..
be undeceVed We know the energy of the man who
presides government: and ara perfect.
assured, that II Mexico should be persuaded by her
passions, tempted by tho intrigucs of oihers,
to plunge the two countries into war ou- government
viii support the people, and the people will support
the government IN adopting the most energetic legit.
innate in upholdng the honor of our flag. and
in protecting the interests oonr commerce; Ws lAlq
Be issue! to The eonmaaisrs If our syuirons, ~
THEY HAVE ALREAD, TO treat pirafes
every toreiga resset that is psassd to sail nth ortgn
crrus under these fcteious isti'rs cf taar4ue few
crews hung up, according 10 the laws of nations ut
the yar,!arn of their vessels, woud abaic tho
nuisance and confne the exeriUns Of Mexico to her
own lin ted miserable marine" .F