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 1919, by the failure to execute the guarantee Tn the treaty of 1903, has butrecently attrac- ted public attention. But 1t has been siIeatIy operating, and is now exerting great and momentous influence on our system Of Go vernment. It has been thus with most of the causes that have produced changes in hu- man flalrs-unforeseen- perhaps hardlyn mo- tlced in the beginning but not the less po- tent ill the result after the lapse of time whenconnected with vital principle. May we not trust that this mistake of cur states- men r1 in lSl9, has been orderd hv wise Providence, as a lssson for Us never hereafter To alsmember any portion of our Territory, or permit, under any circumstances a fo- relgn power 10 acquire foothoId on our free soil.

 l have thus, my friend, delinaatod as rapid ly trust as l could, the views taks of the question of annexation. shall proFa- ply not be alive to witness the consunina. ton of any of my anticipations, bull have the consolation of Rowing that have contT.- buted what conld to guard my country against the danger of yielding to the sagges- tions of those who advocate the policy aimed at by Great Britain

 remain, as usual, Your friend,

 ANDREW JACKSON, Mosxs DAWSON, Esq.