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The Merican Minister. Signor Almohte, it is
said, will demand his passports the moment the
Texas Bill ssigned, and Mexico will declare war.
That the Signor would return home was antic-
pated His friend, Santa Anna: has involved all
his faithful followers in his troubles, but we doubt


the war portion of the rumor; unless indeed, the
invitation Of own citizens or journalists TO
Mexico to go 10 war with US is deemed Sufi-
cicnt warrant. IT. without the shade of a s shadow
of cause, Mexico is induced to take that rash STEP


annexation with Mexico, Texas and the United
States extends our Republic over hearly the hole
of North America. A United States squadron
will make its appearance in the Gulf in few
days, and every privateer under the Mexican flag
cruizng against otr commerce, the crew of which
does not contain t,co7thirds of native-born Mexi-
can seamen will be deemed pirates according to
the law of nations. and suffer accordingly So we
may safely say to all interested, stand from un-
der" Phil. Spirit of the Times.