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out there several years ago. Yucatan formed On az
tlance with Texas, and co-operated with the Texis
an hect. under Commodore Moore in ging war
upon Mexico. The population, we are told are
superior as great mass 10 the rest of the Mexi,
cans The proportion of whites, of the Europe
an Spanish blood, among them is greater, and
education is more extensively dfT1scd. The peo-
pie of that province haze shown decided capa-
bilhy for srlfgovcrnnlent bur their remoteness
has prevented the exercise OF an influence that If
exerted, might yet redeem Mexico. Consider
ing the character and the position of Tucatan it
IS not at all surprising that the public authorities
have refused their sanction to hostiIilics agans,
the United States. We should rather expect
them to favor than to oppose the progress of An
'sezatiOn. The same feeling, to great extent,
no doubt, pervnd,s the liberal and enlightened
classes throughout Mexico They are conscious
ofthe total incompetence of the Mexican rabble to
govern themselves; aud lamenting over the Ger
tain ruin which turbulence and anarchy are
bringing on their country, would gladly welcome
the extension of American institutions and rejoice
to see the area of freedom advancing It's boln.
dnry South of Tehuantepcc. ~. O. Bulletin