... similarity of the climate your native land -thus o. .ng to your physical condition. The have view is to great from the »r Caribbean Sea to the Pacific Ocean and this m£,cuar place has all the advantages for a colony there are harbours among the fir. j ...

... which it would he puzz’e to trace. All this while, over and above the demands of North America, there are the fevers of the Caribbean Sea at work upon our West Indian garrisons, and now the treasures of Australia put in their claim for a red coated guard ...

... Mexico. It is dear that France, having no colonies the North American Continent, and only two insignificant islands in the Caribbean Sea, is not impelled to this measure by any colonial demand. Indeml, if these con- I dittos MS accepted by tin Government ...

... and Mexico. is clear thafc having , colonies on the North American Continent, and only two In- significant islands in the Caribbean Sea, a-not impelled this measure by any colonial demand. ladaed* these con- ditions are accepted by the-Giwemmenl, they will ...

... the action of the Kansas Convention.” The United States steamship Fulton was in the Boca del Torres, which flows in the Caribbean Sea, watching for . General Walker and the filibusters. It was reported the Sandwich Islands that the Russian { Government ...