The Attitude of Mexico.
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very general feeling of reIiefand satisfaction is
evinced here in view Of the tenor OF the recent ad
wees from Mexico. The iidiugs of the triumph of
Annexation at Washington had been received with
very general and profound Indignation, ard no;
one voice in the whole Republic countenanced
acquicscence in the inIquitous, nefarious aggres-
sion But there had thus far been no outbreak, no
tumnlt, no injury TO the persona or property OF our
counfrymen. The Mexican Congress was deilber-
ating in secret session the course 10 be pursued,
and il seems highly probable ihata cessation of all
intercours. with us, Diplomatic and Commercial,
would be unanimously resolved on Farther than
this, we hepe Mexico will not CO. Should she pro-
claim strict non-ntercourse, Missouri and the
West will be deprived Of lucrative trade with
Santa Fe, while New-Orleans and The South will
feel the want Of the precious metals which Mexico
has hitherto so largely supplied. We do not feel
30 sure as our contemporaries appear 10 be that Mex
leo will not resort TO harser measures but we can
not doubt that her true interest and that of mankind
will be subserved by keeping within the limit Of
non.intercoHrse, instead of venturing upon war.


The Evening Post makes itself merry over the
idea of the Pennsylvania policy" proposed TO be
pursued by Mexico, as calculated TO work greater
injury to herself than to us II mus, be very
strange measure Of hostility that did not inure its
authors nearly as much as their adversares. And
yetwe must believe that, in the actual condition OF
Mexico, resolution to shut out the manufactures
not Of one but Of all other nations, until she could
naturalize such on her own soil, would prove real
blessing TO her people. They need industrial de-
velopment; their Agriculture stands greatly in need
Of the stimulus and ready markets which Manufac-
tures would give her War is blight to Industry,
but wisely modelled and well improved Non-I In
tercourse would prove different affair. But a Non.
Intercourse with US, while her ports remain open
10 European fabrics. would be simply annoying to
us and would accomplish little for Mexico