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,sentalfSe would deagsf s1pfot THe Nj xicanepfeT
tensions as ID Teas 10 ihcfeas che control ef his
ebVefnd1snt In tbet eoBpcils lh5rs ichsEhe
have assumed ours despoilcd. That Mr.. Pakea-
ham came only as temporary adjunct to Mr..


Fox IS evident from the fact that the latter Is stif
Here. The luminous mind of Mr. Fox, studious-
" heat-for= years =n-scanning the pubiicTne and
State of parties in this country could be spared
neither on the occasion of Lord Ashhurton,s mis-
sion, nor of Mr.. Pakenifans 1t was necessary
that Mr. Webster sshepldO have a banker TO ncgo-
tiale with. him, and equaHy necessary that Aipoh-
te, the emissary of Santa IAnna. should be backed
by, the BRUSH minister from MexicOs5w gould
bring with him more of the British sviem oIothe
Texan ~ xican question, and hencet-ansmlt sucn
advicfs in relation to, as Weald give Englnnds
influence in Mexico the most successful bearing!
We see the result of gaeious forecostsinthe
oIuiions now pending inothe secret session OF
the Mexican Congress- 50 WaTgislRot at ilhis Hlos
ment heeue given by the British ministers Eng
land is not sure that herai on Oregon may not
be effected without it, She does not desire, there
fore, q declaration Of war against the u. States;
lest it might edraWaher into serve her aIyoiTlhe
resolutions Of the Mexican Congress PROPOSE for
the present, to establish rin+
terdict all commercial tas well as diplomatic rella
lions which, while it precludes any hosuls moves
nent on our ypaTt, throws Mexico into the arms
oil, IFell RrltaI aoU makes " itH Suc SOuIu "iSH
Ia perfect commercial conquest at once, andpin
case of war with US. an ally to attack in the rear,
while England assailso every quarter. a2i9Jol


Il is clear, from,tb spirit and determined reso-
luton manifested by Lord Aberdeen and Sir Rob-
cr Peel, that they, fonk upon the present hour as
that in which they should bringthe Oregon con-
troversy to an issue. *.a7a.a1f.rg nsfFrd lis ~


Ours is not now the Office itogadVise The Presil
dent, much less to speak hiscounsels. But we
sincerely declare the wish and the belief that


every patriots heart and head, in-the Union. will


be lifted high in support of his resolution, If he
shall meet that of Eng land as itshould be met. AS
the great rival which has twice foiled ber power,
the naughty mistress Of Asia and Europe has re-
solved that the United States shall now encounter
her accumulated forces, or succumb. May the
government ofour country take the high resolve
Of Rome, and defy 4he immense means of@our
modern Carthage, although under the direction of
the greatest political and military sagacity and ex-
Periencethat ever presided over her councils: If
weshaxe preserved the virtues we inherited,
third punic war will be as fatal to the modern US
it was to the ancient mistress of the seas. .''-2