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in the local authorities to the rights 81 tore1gn.
ers, and to prerent fresh causes Of complaint.
Tney certainly take quay all prefe1t tor refer
ring. cs has been heretofore done, the sufferers
10 the State Governments for redress"


Now these were the sentiments of Gen. Jack
son and his cabinets the very essence and con.
centration of f" State rights" democracy, (and
so acknowledged by all true disciples III Texas
az well az in the United States,) concerning the
utility and necessity Of those changes in the
Mexican form OF Government" which have been
made pretext of the civil war, begun and car
RED on by one set Of these men, and countensn-
ced. aided, and abetted by the other.


But we have testimony from the Texan con-
spirators and brigands themselves To the same
effect For the purpose of ehectuatlng Their
project Of loan in Europe, for winch they de-
puted James Hamilton, it became important 10
alleQe causes iustifcatory of the rebellion ano
separation of Texas Hamilton and Swartwout,
supplied with funds embezzled in the United
States, undertook te make grand demonstra.
ton upon Europe, in favor of the reputation OF
the Texans One of the allies retained IN this
undertaking, was the Edinburgh Review, which
prosttuted its pages to their poliuting touch.
The positive falsehoods the suppresslons OF truth,
the audacity, the cslumnies and inconsistencies
of the Infamous paper contained in that journal,
can have had but one origin. take 1t unhesi-
tatingly as Texas testimony. Its date Is January,
l84O. The following is specimen


"This Constitution, Tthe Federal unintelhgl'
bic to the create, part of those who had sworn TO
it, was respected by none but the momentary
gamers in the scramble for power; and at the
close of every civil contest, the worsted party
invariably made no scruple Of appealing to the
sword. Amid these continued disorders, civil
zation retrograded, industry was discouraged
and national prosperity disappeared The oPpo,
nents Of Texan independence will find 1t difficult
to imagine any tie of duty that should have
continued to bind the living body of Texan IN
dustry and order, to this carcass Of Mexican
anarchy and confusion"


Yet it was the bare attempt of the Mexicans
to free themselves and their country from the
behting and intolerable evils of such System,
that was alleged as the leading justification for
revolt and civil war. Precioss specimen OF
machiavelism! Nay, it is something beyond
that; and we need new name! Liars have
need of good memories" These revolutionists
4lleqe the change of the Government, (Which
they reverenty affect to claim the privilege OF
living under all their deys,) as a justification OF
revolt; end then again they tell US that that same
Government was SO bad, before it was changed,
az to Justify revolt and civil war;!


lConcluded in our Ncxt1