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The late accounts from Mexico made no mention
scarcely Of Texian affairs. There is reason to
suppose tina the excitement upon the subject has
somewhat died away; and that annexation will be
permitted to 60 on quietly, in the natural course of
events. The impossibi!ity fpreyensing the moas,


lure, must now be obvious TO all. The ony object


in prosecuting war after this, would be 10 punish
lhe offending parties. This s.a qualification of
mere spite, which Mexico in her wasted and torn
condition cannot well afford In striving to punish
Others, she might get punished herself, in a way
moro calling 10 Mexican vanity than was inflicted
fat San Jacinto. a truce however 10 threats and
Determinations. After the knot Of annexation is
fairly tied and the wedding over, "there is 20 way
to help it," as is said of runaway matches. So.


is TO be hoped, that the oggrcvcd and dissatisfied
relations will have the wisdom to forget past
|grudges, and 10 JON heartily in wishing the happy
couple long life prosperous days, and numerous
'posteri'y.-N. o. Bulletin.