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ted wrong, to justify itself before the country and the world
for its acts


There was no danger of the establishment of monarchy
in Mexico and if there had been that sufficient make
this country unshcah the sword and plunge the booms
Of Mexicans Is il right is it compatible with our Decara
ton Of Independence, with all notions of the right Of
people to choose for themselves their form Of govern
ment for take the ground and maintain it. that Go
shall be established this continent but such


awe hold these truths selleyden" (ays Declaration
of Independence that human rights governments
instituted among men, deriving their just powers Om the
consent ofHe g0uned " that people have the right eslab
sh such Government "as 10 Mem shall seem mast Ekciy 10
eBfct their afety and happiness"


But the doctrine set up in contraventon Of this, that
distinct people sbaH MT choose fol themselves but that
shall claim The right and power to choose far them such Go
vernmcnt in opnion-aOt MeirS- shall most
likely to effect their safety and happiness"


If had the right to interfere, il would have been time
enough have done when the danger of monarchy be-
came imminent 1t would have been proper for TO
neose advice and counsel when asked for il by the
Mexicans the Republican party among them. We
called upon for either much less for the bloody exercise OF
the implements Of war and destruction


The immense national debt Of England, under which she
saggers with decrepude, placed upon her by her
and great by her Of interference to regulate
continental balances of power Mr. Polk, by usurpation
of the power has commenced here the game and,
all hazards, the people called upon approve the
else Of more than kngy power the of which would have
cost almost any sovereign in Europe his life.


The inconsistencies of the Administration apparent
its gross nractons OF the constitution Deep wounds may
be healed but they leave their behind them the Con
stuon may be gashed and broken, but though healed
will be disgured and weakened Its force and beauty will
be left unsuled sustain and gladden. its voarcs.
Darker far becomes this picture when its violation punges
into moral elements and complicated political abyrnhs,
when we are set aoa upon the OF proPagandm adven
turc and conquest.


The giant shadows of the mighty and uprising Of
people already seen befoahem. They give
lux this tide of Mischief and and believe the day


triumph is at hand, to cast It's redeemng gories