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no, be ruined in order to effect that end; accoru'
ingly they recommended the rejection OF the prop
osition, concoiyiHg that the rebeliIoIs province
might be brought to submission, By merely EN-
poyng The regular means of The State "I'h eco"'
omy.


The proposition ior Il loan of ten millions was
accordingly rejected in October, lS4I; YET 'h'S
same Senor Louis dc Ia Rosa, who then conSIIcIeu
il impossible to raise tha, amount, without running
tho STATE. now. in July, 1915, himself recommends ;
that the ministry of which he forms part S"o"'o
be empowered to raise fifteen millions. by cara
ordinary meGHS-certuinly no; less ru'nouS '''"
those rejected by him few months before.


The Amigo then asks the question, how 'arIi''
teen millions of dollars would suffice for Inc con,
tempia,od purpose. The nation has never Na''
thirty thousand men under arms since ITS lnde-
pendence was completed; yet the annual army
APPROXIMATIONS have never been less than '"eNe
millions Of dollars. Will no. large number OF
men be required, if Texas is 10 be reconquered'


Can this be certainly done in year! May nc nc
checks be anticipated! After tho reconquest, VIII
the country always remain in quiet subIccuon'
without the necessity OF borrowing any more mill
ionsl


"The ministry" says the Amigo. talks oI
war. bu, has no intention Of making ii. The oP.
position is regarded by it as much greater c'i
than the loss Of Texas; and its own displacement
as tho hcaves, calamity with which Mexico can
be afflicted"