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It is so obviously for the interest of both countries as neighbors and friends that all just causes of mutual dissatisfaction should be removed that it is to be hoped neither will omit or delay the employment of any practicable and honorable means to accomplish that end.
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John Tyler
Whig · Virginia

Editor's note · Context

Tyler expresses hope for the resolution of conflicts between the United States and Mexico, emphasizing the importance of friendship and cooperation.

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