{"newspaper_name": "The North-Carolina standard.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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The refusal by the authorities of Yucatar to
ioin the Mexican Government in war against the
United States, is an important fact that cannot
fail to exercise a political Influence on current G.
vens. hshowsGat least that the feeling of hos'il'
ity, which is so cfimotous against this country at
the capital. does not extend to the remote Depart
ments. The province of Yucatan has ever been
distinguished for its liberal notions 1t fought a
Gainst Santa Anna, and resisted the establishment
Of Ceutralism successfully And for some time
past, its position has been of almost entire n


dependence of the General Government. The
event is no doubt within thei recollection OF our
readers, that during the revolution whichbroke