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ANNExtrIoN IN rnE NoRrnl- A tours,
through the British American provinces.
in letter 10 the New York Express, saws
he has been impressed, by what he has
seen aud heard with the idea that the peo.
PIE will at no distant day throw or the
British yoke, and ask for admission into the
American unionl New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia and Canada, he predicts, will all, AT
no remote period, become members of our
great Conlcderacy. Such an event is less
desirable than improbable. Whether
Great Britain will rclinquish her claim
upon these provinces with more readiness
than Mexico surrendered Texas. remains
10 be seen. Annexation in tho South was
tho remote cause ofthe Mexican war: An
nexation in the North will probably be the
precursor ofoLe Of far greater magnitude
But Our manifest Destiny" beckons US on;
aud be the obstacles and the dangers what
they may, there is no such word a. "back
OUT IN the American vocabulary.