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"Does the United States Gazette demands the Pennsy
vanian, de that the Cabinet Washington by
the words authorize saoge and strip the Churches Mex
leo, intended Intends did intend order the
forces Of the United States the Churches Of Mexico
Tor the purpose Of throwing down from the affairs the candle
sticks OF silver and go tearing from the sanctuaes the sa
cred vessels }" &C.


"That," says the United States Gazette, % is the
quere of the Pennsylvania Our answer is, that
The language of the Union and of the etterwriters
referred to, warrant the belief that the property Of
the churches was TO be taken possession of; and
men must be ignorant indeed of the state of the
church buildings in Mexico not TO know that the
immense wealth an the churches would be as great
a temptation to conquest as the wealth out of the
churches. And any man must see that the Ian
guage OF the Union was calculated to warrant fully
the belief that il was intended that the riches of
the church, wherever found, should be sequestered.


"We are amused at the tone of the Pennsylva-
nian. Dare! Dare, indeed Has the Pennsyl-
vanian forgotten the similar quere which it put to
us about the intention of the President in passing
Santa Anna We dare assert all that we believe
to be the truth, whoever may be offended and
we shall not hesitate to place before the people the
language and conduct of the Administration, with
all its probable consequences, whether general is
to be conferred upon an enemy, or church property
u TO be segueSfered,"