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WASHINGTON, April s. 1872


De.pa,che. of Importance nave been 'san..'n's',u
IN Mer;co. and it is believed that our Minister
x;l, hc able TO djus, the National difficulties with
~, resort TO the ultima rGtio Reiputlace he
ferv spirits of the south and west, who woad
pr ecipitate the country into war with that ne
public trus, will be disappointed in their aim, 50
that their energies and wrath may be unimpaired
for more glorious conflict with an Empire worthy
our arms If the signs Of the times prove not
faliacious these Hostspnrs may, ere lons,=hnd
ample field and verge enough for the exercise OF
their indomi table patriotism. There is reason to
apprehend rupture with England. Yet sin
cerelv hope we shall have no war both nations
are i'll prepared for it, The peculiar situation of
England. and of her broadly extended colonies
demands her utmost caution and forbearance.
The policy of her present administrations foreign
and domestic, will shake the empire to its very
centre. The parsimony and injustice Of the Gov
crnment, toward the East and West Indies. and
the oppression Of her subjects at Home have pro-
duced the deepest dissatisfaction and revolt; and
her presumptuous interference with the established
governments of Europe, notwithstanding the quad
ruple treaty concerning the Slave Trade has alien
ated all her powerful allies on the Continent.


Since the forciblc partition of the Netherlands,
and the outbreak in Poland and the Germanic
States, Russia, Prussia, Austria and Holland rely
on it, are leagued against her. and the increasing
demands of the Irish Agitator menace the inte-
grit of the kingdom. England canno, with safety
make upon the United States; and Congress
will not for a moment entertain the idea.