THE TRIBUNE.

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1hs hSc,soninn Republicans OF yesterday has
,.nr rt,,lr noon our relations with Mexico. Alter
ysrog Mexico Is the " most deoased, imoeclle and
corrnn, of all governments, and dendlng her az,
mics as composed OF " convic's, cat'tie orVefs ano
Indians. who are chained together on their march
TO prevent them from running back" II proceeds
10 discrss the chances OF war with her. Naval
operatons do not seem 10 be regarded with much
favor, although, OF course, we could soon DOM
bard and batter down Vera Cruz" the Jefersonian
inclines to the opinion that we mshl get INTO
trouble with some other nation thereby, lnasaInch
as the trade of that port is chiefly conducted by
foreigners and the most valuable properly mere Is
supposed TO belong TO them. In llue of thae' Tue
Jeffersonian


"would suggest rev measure entirely. The Onasd
States should o6.ais The permission c Teras dHd dreH a.
uy-mv Immediately 10 he Rio Grande! And momeni hG'
Aerc issues lie first litter Il nadrque or re'isG udt d7hg
shoud be aerched DuraHyo. Chlhndsud and Cd1f"r"
The mines OF Northern Mexico the Itch gram growing
yarr,s and The countless herds cattle h and ho!seS
would soon repay her depredatons on our
and trace CT which New Orleans would be the eenue'
would spring mp from those 'air az


or than the world has known An army IN sucn all
enterprise would support itself. Only lew regulars
would be required The whole train OF commissales coz
tractors and settlers that render mooer ialcn 80 "a
pen,iye might be- IN great measure, dispensed WIN
Let the drum bea, for volunteers and ten housana men
from our Western frontiers, and from our bay Gus ana Ia
goons Injured 20 fatigue and prvAtons, wouid equip
selves for the campaign and depend on their resi hc
food.


we repent that army obserrat'on atod oe t''S
aiaenaychedt TO the flo GraadeLet the regulars DC en-
campcd there OF such force woua m
duce Mexico to pause II she goes 10 war we CONC De
Immediately reinforced by volunteers and invade her Ter
ritor,es U 4e no. proceed % dr ~e 'ria "eed JV
suea force tie erenf Of Annexation r the permanent
protection olLhat frontier"


IL IS not our purpose to offer any comment upon
the " new measure proposed" We do no deem "
necessary, hut we desire to direct public attention
10 that psr,ioa Of the concluding paragraph which
we have ituiieised The declaration II conains
may have been made Inadvertently, but IL affords
food for deep reflection. According TO the Jetier-
sonian, an army of observation will be necesS-ry
on The western frontier of Texas even after amer,
alton takes place And this 'arny OF observation,
we are to!d. will be required for "the permanent
protection Of that frontier" Now, il after we gel
Iexas, and haze the .' area Of freedom extended,
we must keep up standing army OF ten thousand
men TO protect our frontier, we take IT thai Inc III
dependent soveregns Of this country will begin n 10
think thev have paid too dear for the whistle Iaa,
is not The feast TO which they have been invited and
they will not be slow In saying So 1t leIas re-
quires standing army TO protect her IRON Mexico,
we think the immense advantages OF annexation
will turn out pretty much like The lrshmans reclp-
roci,y, alton ono side. IN. 0. Tropic, Sih


