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nish her as plausible a ground for discomfort
against any nation, which at the end of that time
may enter into treaty with Texas she possesses
at TINS moment against the United States. The
lapse OF time add nothing to her title TO inde-
pepdence.


A course of conduct such as has been described,
on the part OF Mexico, in violation Of all friendly
feeling, and OF the courtesy, which should charac
terize the intercourse between the Nations OF the
Earth, might well justify the United States in re-
sort To any measure 10 vindcate their national hon
or; but, acuated by desire TO preserve the
general peace and nview ofthe resent condition OF
Mexico, the Executive resting upon its integrity and
not tearing but that the judgment OF the world
VIII d1iy appreciate lts motives, abstains
from recommending to Congress a resort to
measures of redress, and content itself with
re-ursing upon that body prompt and mmedl
ate action on the subject of Annexation BY
adopting that measure, the United States will be
Ia the exercise OF an undoubted right and if Mex
leo, not regarding that obearance, shall aggravate
the injustice OF her conduct by declaration Of
war against them, upon her head will rest all the
responsibility. JOHN TYLER.


WASHINGTON Cry, Dec. 10, 1914.