NEW YORK HERALD.

Expedition 90 the Northern states OF


MEXICO and California.
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We understand from very good authority
thar a number of enferprising young adveniu-
rers. faH II youth and enthusiasm, are prepar-
inc 10 start On an expedition some Of the Northern
Staies II Mexico or California, with similar views
70 hose which animated The early settlers OF Texas
who brought about the revolution and conflict in
thai STATE. which have ultimately produced the an
ncKtuon of that territory 70 the United States.


Il i generally wei known thar the movement in
Tcxn which hAs led 20 iis present annexation. orr
ginsted IN M city q New York. probably ten or
twelve years ago. wifh some 81 the same persons
who are now the teaSiag Ia~n In that country. The
snccess a tsr revolution and annexation oi Texas,
seems 10 point oui The new ~ay-,he novel method
by winch siabie and ,ficieni republican govern
NESTS ca b. tAtraacd over this continent. pro-
cesding - u does from ghe cenirAl rcpabsc 81 the
woFlt. he tnted Siatcs The annexation of Texas
70 m Caised states = a. much . blessing To the
people u that region - he itssi EUROPEAN Jour
naisis aad FsveweIs may talk ull they are hoar-e
about uaiion4l robbery and plunder, bur the people
Texas, M nde-ndeni people u All clAsses IN MeN-
icn, California, and elsrwhere. have. according 10
our nosions ,nalienabe night 70 anaex themselyes
70 that country under whose laws and institutions
they can hive p~sccably and prosperously, without
ia being considered robbery or plander on their
part II Louisiana, o. south Carolina, or any other
border state were choose. in their sovereign ca
pacity. separate from the Unlon and unite them.
selves 70 repuh ican MeNlco with fhe same purpose
Texas had. they would poss~ss a perfect and lnde.
feasible right 10 do 80 We eoac-iye this right 10 b.
an original PrinciPe ol cur NATURE which cannot be
explained away BY abuse and Pronunciation, such as
the European journals


Heretofore the Repushc of Mexico has shown
herself incapableoi sell-goyemment since the firs
moment Of her Independence from the military do
mInion OF old Spain, she has. during her whole
career, been but the grave OF old soldiers and mise
rablc polucians. The people ofthe different States
Of that Republic, seeing that Texas has now some
expectation OF a steady government through lts
union with the United States, will want 10 come
into the contederacy tor the purpose An ex.
petition, therefore, starting from New York col
ecting materials all over the country, TO 60 into the
northern States OF Mexico OF California tor the pur.
pose OF annexing them ths country, Of establish
ing Republican government, and securing peace,
will meet with the sanction, we have no doubt. a
all good citizens. The expedition to which we now
aude will take some time for preparation, bur We
have no doubt that in lees than one year We vii
see crowds crossing the Rio Grande 10 the northern
States of Mexico, and passing through the great
gap OF the Rocky Mountains towards California "a;
and that shall have second third and fourth edl
tions OF the Texas revolution over again, and q,
each turn new extension OF the borders of the
Union