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To tie point! The Washington Union OF
Saturday last says, in relation to the boundary
question: "Let there be no mistake about this
matter. The Rio del Norte IS our boundary line.
The Rio del Norte aoiH continue TO be our boun-
dary and neither the arms of the Mexicans, nor
the tongues of her dipIomatsts, nor the puny pens
of the National Inteligencer," will be sufficient
to remove our boundary east OF that river. There
our boundary is planted, and the bullets of the
Mexicans, nor the paper shot of their friends in
this country, will be able to shake the determina
ton of our Executive upon this question:"