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The A,zss OF he Press. is the very appropriate appela-
tiou given y the SewYork sun to the Wing papers which
are literally inviting the hostes Of Mexico against this
country Since the Annexation Of Texas But such beray
ers generally meet hitting reward in the contempt and
execrapn of all honest And like the Arnods Of old,
thcy will accomplishing The objects for which they
are prosti,u,ns their Their efforts meet with no
among the American people, in whose hearts love
Of country slows with as bright fire as in the days OF
Madison and Tompkins.


e. 1t is the albany Argns that copies the ma
lignant meanness OF the neutral Sun as above-that
same Argus which, little year ago, resisted An
nexation, and Significantly asked IN regard TO 1t,
DO the People wiSh Har!' But accident has
thrown the Argus into different position, involved
it in different web Of party necessity, and now it
is most hippant aud reckless in abusing those who
call wrong wrong, after it has become convenient
to the Argus to pronounce II right. We fearlessly
invite the judgment of honest men US TO which Of
US is the beirayer' in this instance, whose conduc,
merits contempt and execralion.'