Mexican News.
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Mexican News.


Advices from Matamoras to the 2lst ut reached
New Orleans on the lst inst We give the news IN
.other column. Affairs in Mexico appear to be
quiet The want of material in men and means,
seems 10 be great drawback the glory OF Mexico


The Troops on the Texas Frontier.


The Courier g. Enquirer, of yesterday, has long
and abored article, endeavorng to show the Illegal
~ of the advance of the United States troops INTO
Texas in pursuance of the orders OF the Executive.
The Courier takes the ground that the President has
no authority to station the troops on the frontier OF
Texas. for the purpose of defending and enforcing
the claims OF Texas TO its boundary line. The argu-
ment of the Courier is altogether defective. 1t begs
the question completely In the present state OF the
annexation question, there can be no doubt of the
right of the United States government TO assume the
claims of Texas TO its boundary line, and TO take
possession, as our troops have OF the left bank oil
The Rio del Norte. II is no matter whether that
boundary is admitted or denied by Mexico. That
has nothing to do with the question.


As to the objection of the Courier, to the course OF
the Executive that il shouldhave awaited the action
OF Congress, we can only say that ii is rdiculously
absurd The President is only carrying out the re-
solutions adopted by Congress, and in providing for
any contingency that may arise, is justified by the
present condition of the annexation question, which
gives TO this government indirect or inchoate
right to maintain the rights OF Texas II Texas ad
mitted the claims of Mexico, and yielded TO her
settlement of the boundary line, then indeed l.
would be unjusiifable the part of this governmen
10 station troops on the Rio del Norte But such is
not the case When Texas is annexed TO this coun-
try all her claims assumed, and we are bound
IN good faith to maintain them, and insist on the
rights Of Texas at all hazards.


The objection, therefore, of the Courier and other
Journals to the authority of the President, in order
ing Colonel Kearney's command to the Texian FROM
tier, is quite unsupported by the facts of the case
The conduct of the Executive has been perfectly
proper and Is not al all to be affected by this
special pleading and lawyer-like splitting of hairs,
which mark the columns OF the Courier and En-
quirer lis long and windy articles on this subject
amount 10 nothing


The WORLDS CONVENTIONAL very great deal
oI interest is felt amongst the philosophers and re-
formers, relative TO the "World's Convention" 10
be held in this city in October next. 1t will, indeed
be curious gathering-as miscellaneous as its de-
signauon indicates-a gathering in fact as divers-
Gu ds ule CuHcClOH vi dulIldlS COiHIUllttQ 10 the
great deep in the ark of Noah. In reference TO it
we have received the following communication =
JAmrs GoRnoS BENNETT, Esq. =


The Herald of this morning, speaking of the "move-
ments OF lnfdels' mentions the celebrated Worlds
Convention" which is TO commence in this city the
second Tuesday in October next and announces it
project in which all connected with the general nfdel
movement appear to be very much interested" Is not
"the Worlds Convention" to be emphatically a
working mans convention Is it not and was
it not called for the express purpose of devsing
boring classes might be bettered You know as edi
tor of the paper which first published the call for that
purpose above stated. Why then do you name in con
nection with the movements of nhdeliy ~ Is 1t de
ter the hundred and delegates from New Englan
from attending that convention Is it to etard the
ments that are now making IN this city and State fror
the project for benefttine the condition Of the aborn
classes is "a project in which all connected with the
neral nidel movement appear to be very mnch ineres
cd" JAMES McCLATcHY


New York, Aug. 7, ls45


Miss Looms, one of the co-adutors of the Tn
b,ne, has also endeavored to enighien us with re
gard to the objects of this Convention Here ar
some extracts from one of her recent manlfestoes
The WORLDS CoSvEsrIoS.-The friends of Re
form, of every grade and every where, should b.
awake to the interest of the Worlds convention TO b.
holden in New York on the LIST of October. All thei
different theories plans and projects should now be ag
tated Every one who has practical thought in rela
ton 10 what should be done at this convention shoul
out with it. We should not be waiting and delaying 70
others propose. The humbes representative Of hu
man nature has an equal interest and right in this
vention with the nobles 1t is called without respect
party, or party measures II has partiaty TO party
color, age condition. II is Worlds Convention
where human being is to be represented such, with
out regard to peculartes Of any kind Then let every
throw out his free thought-no matter how il i
worded, from what source it comes The object of th,
convention TO consider and adopt measures by
which TO emancpae the orld from its present misera
BILE condition OF starvation and debauchery slavery
tyranny iasehood inequality ami wretchedness and tc
establish equal rights and privileges true relations, ,pen
~ and happiness to all the groanng children OF earth
IL understand the call il is TO all classes and conditions
OF men who ale desiring seeking to reform society
10 the Educatonist no less than the Socialist expec
the Abolitionist Temperance Reformer, Physiological
Reformer the Educational Reormer Political Reform
and the Social Reformer will there minge together
and il is to be hoped that barrier will any one
mind on account OF difference of opinion other sub
Jects.


Let the hue and cry Of nfdelity be raised among
the ranks of reormers to divide their efforts It's no mat
ter what any one believes about things that senses
and much less of reformer who cannot forget thes,
abstract differences for the accomplishment. objec
sogreat, SO mighty, SO divine five n6del to SONS
OF the sentiments OF other reiomers they nhde
some o our sentiments Each individual will perhaps
differ from every other in of his sentiments
what oih variety is the spice OF life


Let this convention be emphacay free for the expires
sion oil any opinion or measure Let the lberalist b.
willing TO listen to the christian and the christian TO th
lberalst the conservative to the radicast and the rs
dicat TO the conservative the politician TO the none
sstant and the non resistant to the politician the civ


NEE TO the socialist and the socialist to the cvlizee
ine believer in free WILL to the believer in circumstan
ces anu vice versa-not as such, but human beings
claim'ng common parentage and common destiny
not 70 piandsh words their pecuartes but let al
come together willing TO be taught and TO nyestqst
together the best methods bring about the desired OF
Ject. heoImers should be teachable Nothing is NOR
amiaDie or better calculated to produce true results


Communities to be successful must be based on N
philosophy OF circumstances scheme to he immed
acly practicable 1t seems to me, would best be made
of sort of amagamang of Fouriers general arranr,
,nent of groups and series with property an
relations In such way as TO be rid of division prone