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ical war with Mexico, or 10 anticipate US in ihe
occupation oflhe ports Of the Pacific. But upon
this question the ssTimes" may find itself event
uaIIy mistaken. We have the means of taking


California, in case of war;, without sending our
troops around Cape Horn We may easily be
able to combat the legions of Eagland, if she
should employ her navy to convey thensto Mon
terey. We have but to give the signal and thou
sands of volunteers from the valley the Missis-
sippi would be ready to surmount allthe difficult
ties of the country and to penetrate to the Pacific
in that direction. But these views Of the Times
are too important to be discussed with few re-
marks at the end of an essay We shalt devote
a further brief article to this subject.