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connection with the rebels and secessionists and especially with these from this state that caused him to be chosen, as being the person best suited to attract an emigration of our enemies and to plant upon our frontier a people hostile to our institutions our influence, and our progress Such a supposition is in direct accordance with the principles announced by Napoleon in his letter to General Forey, in which he speaks of staying the progress and influence of the U.S. on the continent! This desire of putting a negative on the U.S. is no doubt combined with the intent to affect something positive for france by obtaining as he did sarry? and niece? as his recompense for interfering in Italy - a province for himself from Mexico. I have looked upon the whole scheme of Dr. Gwin as hostile to us, and upon him as an enemy - and shall therefore do whatever I can that will tend to thwart it and him - Before the receipt of your letter I had ordered that no one should embark for Mexico without a permit, and that this permit should only be given to loyal persons going on some legitimate business, and that no