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Mr. Polk and acquire territory and, having desert in the
freid zone to which exile the most troublesome among
the citizens we the expeditions mode Of getting
rid of them by strngng them up TO the gaowsee in the
presence of their counymen, or stripping mem oil Their gar
ments and ulpping them in HE public streets,
pie others the yoke Of oppression without resistance,
without murmur. And in this way it is expected
that the people will be concaed and assassinatons, and IN
sunecions and massacres Of Americans be prevented


Oh this Mexican war; undertaken without sufficient cause
will long be remembered We have not yet got through the


first chapter in the history of its evils We fear there
other and fearful ones to follow.