Peace With Mexico By Albert Gallatin
Peace With Mexico By Albert Gallatin
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The only distinction which can possibly be made between the two cases is, that there was not as yet actual war between 'Mexico and the United States. But the annexation of Texas was no ordinary occurrence. It was a most clear act of unprovoked aggression ; a deep and most offensive injury ; in fact, a declara tion of war, if Mexico had accepted it as such. In lieu of this-, that country had only resorted to a suspension of the ordinary diplomatic relations. It would seem as if our Government ha...d considered this as an act of unparalleled audacity, which Mexico must be compelled to retract, before any negotiations for the ar rangement of existing difficulties could take place ; as an insult to the Government and to the nation, which must compel it to assert its just rights and to avenge its injured honor.
General Herrera was not mistaken in his anticipations. His government was overset in the latter end of the month of Decem ber, 1845, and fell into the hands of those who had denounced him 12 for having listened to overtures of an arrangement of the difficul ties between the two nations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only distinction which can possibly be made between the two cases is, that there was not as yet actual war between 'Mexico and the United States. But the annexation of Texas was no ordinary occurrence. It was a most clear act of unprovoked aggression ; a deep and most offensive injury ; in fact, a declara tion of war, if Mexico had accepted it as such. In lieu of this-, that country had only resorted to a suspension of the ordinary diplomatic relations. It would seem as if our Government ha...d considered this as an act of unparalleled audacity, which Mexico must be compelled to retract, before any negotiations for the ar rangement of existing difficulties could take place ; as an insult to the Government and to the nation, which must compel it to assert its just rights and to avenge its injured honor.
General Herrera was not mistaken in his anticipations. His government was overset in the latter end of the month of Decem ber, 1845, and fell into the hands of those who had denounced him 12 for having listened to overtures of an arrangement of the difficul ties between the two nations.
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