While, therefore, the Executive would deplore any collision with Mexico or any disturbance of the friendly relations which exist between the two countries, it can not permit that Government to control its policy.
John Tyler: “While, therefore, the Executive would deplore any collision with Mexico or any disturbance of the friendly relations…”
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