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kept his Colonists out of the mad Frcdonian at
tack on the Mexican authorities, and he wished
to the lates: possible hour to avoid quarrel with
Mexico, not only to escape the stain OF faithless
ness, bu, that his people might acquire strength
to go through The conflict victoriously. Then his
arguments were thought too tame for the crisis
the more violent Colonists even accused him Of
treason to their interests, but events have shown
his views were Just and wise.


ITO be Continued.l