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The influence of the Press over the unhoy de-
signs of ambitious rulers (says the Philadelphia
Sum has been most signally manifested by the re.
cent recantaons Of the Government of its intention
to conquer, dismember, and partition the Republic
of Mexico. History presents few examples Of the
power exercised over Governments by the liberty
of the press, equal to this revocation Of its long
cherished scheme OF the national subjugation OF the
domain Of our sister Republic.


We agree with our contemporary that it is the
proudest achievement of the Press for this many
day. Father RrrcHH in vain attempts to stem the
torrent of popular will, as expressed through the
Independent press. 1t is irresistible.


[PhikadeLphia Chronicle.