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From all quarters Of the country hear the papers in the
interest of the Administration speaking Of the conquest and
the permanent occupation Of Mexico The Union says that
the Administration does contemplate ihe annexation OF
the coh Of Mexico from which conclude that its designs
reach even beyond that for such the Interpretation that
have learned TO put upon the disclaimers Of the government
organ The subject discussed in all and in all phases


from the faint suggestion Of those whose position makes
cessay for them to feel their way, the bold declarations Of
those who know that their readers only fully prepared
for it. but that they always intended it. The
various as the classes Of people whom the arguments
addressed urge the advantage Of trade and commerce.
others the justice Of obtaining the expenses Of the Of
the suhugated country others still urge the mission Of hu


manity and civilization the point of the bayonet and all


agree that the manifest destiny Of this nation is to extend
the Tshmus of Panama. aud much further south
get The example Of other nations which have entered
upon the Of conquest the lessons OF history are for