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OFFICE OF WAR AND MARINE
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 Crcular-The United States have con summated the peridy against MeXlco, bY sanctoning the decree which declares the an nexation of the department of Texas to that Republic. The injustice of usurpatiou is ap- pearant, and Mexico cannot tolerate such q grave injury without making an effort to prove to the United States the possibility or her ability to cause her rights to be respect cd. With this object the Supreme GoYernl ment has resolved upon declaration of war against that power, seeing that our forbear- ance, instead of being received as proof of our friendly disposition, has been interpreted into an acknowledged impossibility on our part to carry on successful war.

 Such an error on the part of the United States will be advantageous 10 Mexico, be- cause, suddenly abandoning its pacic atti- tude, Il will tomorrow communicate to Con gress the declaration of war, and excite the patriotism of its citizeps to sustain the dignity of the nation and the integrity of it's territo- ", now treacherously attacked, m utter dis regard of all guaranties recognized in this enlightened age.

 You viii readily appreciate inc importance