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| a Prophecy Ful6IEcd--Afr Clay's Raleigh
Letter The following extract from a letter writ
ten by the Hon Henry Clay, at Raleigh, April
18th, 1914 will be read with fnteres, just now its
predictions having been so fully verified. " The
sentiments moreover: are worthy of great states
man and pure patriot. s." Lon Journal


Eel" Mexico has not abandoned but perscyered in
the assertion of her rights by actual force Of arms


which, if suspended, are intended 10 be renewed.
Under these circumstances. if the Government of
the United States, were TO acquire Texas it would
acquire along with il all the membranes which
Texas is under, and among them the actual or
suspended war between Mexico and Texas. = Of
that consequence there cannot be doubt. An-
ne1ation and TVtar 1oith Me1ico are adentiaGL
Now, for one Icertainly am not willing TO in
volve this country in foreign war for the object
of acquiring Texas - i'6 sf' 40 <.'..' 3-''.


Wellnow, Journal man, since you have come
to the conclusion that annexation was the cause Of
war; don't turn somerset tomorrow, and say that
the march of the army to the Rio Grnnde was
the cause, Don't make yourself ridiculous any
| more Ayou are ridiculous enough now. 49,


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