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Will not our ponic-strIcken contemporaries OF
Now York, and the er,wrough' patriots of the
National E.teLigencer, take courage under the as.
surancc given in tbs following paragraph There
is no question That the Texan editor is sincere;
and, in deed, if any additional comfort in the
promises be needed, we have understood that Tex
as is willing, at avery reasonable price, to UNDER
take The whole job ofthe Mexican war. Surely then
there is no occasion for any further "conslerna.
n.'-N O. Courier.


"On the subject of war between The United
States aud Mexico, the Houston (Texas) Morning
Star observes: "We advise the people of our
mother republic not to be alarmed; Mexico has
been trying for tho last ten years to get through
[into? Texas, and has not succeeded. The peo.
pie East Of The Sabine are all OUT OF HARMS
wAY!'