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ANOTHER French VIEW OF AssExA.
TIoS.-There is much sense in the iol.
lowing remarks oi the Debates on this
subject @ ~#t as a., a@ 81


notwithstanding allihenoise made on
the other side Of The Atlantic, The parties
there have not yet come to blows. Ma
tinns, as we'll as individuals, have the
gadTt-d'heure de-Rabeiais. The Me,i-
can treasury i. empty; and this is perhaps
fortunate, for an empty purse will pre-.
senl her from committing lolIIes. The dis
proportion between her force and that Of
the American Union is too oevtlem to leave
the issue Of contest beleween them in a
moments doabt. A wa between the
two Powers under such circumstances can
end only in dismemberment of Tie Mexl.
can tsrrllory. The UnIted States wair
only for an opportunity To annex Cali.
fnrnla, as they have done with Texas
inerelnre they ask for nothing better
than an excuse to 60 10 war, for they
know they must come back with two all.
dItinnal provinces instead Of one. Mex.
20, therefore, will be wise il she makes a
virtue Of necessity. This sa ,ritice. more.
oves, would not cost her loo much Sh


has mourned for tlIe loss oil Texas qai,s
long enough, and she would mo doub,, hay.