The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-02-14

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nom Nes 6tI.ss. pslIsg
d l.ltk y So AGE or TEIE pIfEgl.
4 DENT
his decnlrenl hs could be expeesod
places thai gofegi men "a a very adganiape-
cEua got TO strange bad while fie Pfesf
deiit lays ne polite slafcs man. i1 nre.
seni|ns g favorable Wow n bon a|lils.
e9 much caTldOrnbd dicisiol r {, clos
ms be 9lailoeg VIII foreign po0em, and
AN llpeiiQf Of her future conduct towards
Tie eoearnInl an az Mexico.
rofed b. llle virtual acknowio dpmonf
lol eesoi itl sc 5afaie Under ndentex-
assured hat sslsHg land! and
othe natons tonmeFcial disfinciion,"
EWlll cen llos the example
lih ne gnited 6iales,' = he says. awo
re NAN upbp Gle most anicablo terms, ,, an,
lco1nn lfaenis the generous feeling which
laplnate the s'ehiyalry q tie land, 2 n high,
"a delefeHce 10 their relations with Mex.
/ ico, which forms far the most Important paftg
10 he IA ess1ge, he commences by siaIingF
sha fe.haa Despatched "a aren't IS March
iles 2 tn5 cop la @ propose terms of neace;.
ERui rent WIS nQi 1iefed Is proceod
3enu Vera Cruz; aud Us io las 40 con-
cree that Santa Anna would redeem tho
l1plen made wlllie prisoner.in re Texas
they ave not been sdeemed ana we
ne eds from seTetal parts Of tho
lat = g the unconproa aiTot that
ton, soon as the army and navy mays
bccoH1e 1cqlfat 10 a succeesfifi underfak
ha PREPARATION is alrefdy PARTIALLY
made Whist me have every caso 'asaPs
hes 70 he satsfisd with our military opera
lions, we also find - flo report 81 the Secre-
taIy HE Nayg tineh cause q c6neraiuIa.t
fons WON fhe contacts for increasing
iae nllnb q otlf vessels, 'lDk az ore norm.
mn rcsss shall have been completed, we
sball be q possession Of force fEIly dde-
qaate 70 al the oxigencies OF maritime de-
From The annexed passage It may easily
be perceived that shis voice. like Sem
.pronius Is still for warl''
He sayshe rs opposed to the sspr0ttaeted
statcs0f their differences with Mexico.pand
ardenlly desires to abring them 10 a close,
spee ss0atd.a furtber resofs 20 ne slCord be-
neeessafyir From q disposition adverse to
neg lion manifested BIZ Mexico, he aays,
s'stlll cannot perceive ID, The conduct Of
thai goYeFnnentany thing which would JUS
lily IL us The slightest relaxalion in tho
PreParatioas accessory 70 ertoft fromhd
pace, which their own sense Of justice will.
not yoluHialiiy accord "--that 4it will con,
tnue to be my policy to place the country in
that position iobick ssilI enable 4 10 meet
with Confidence dng cFisis Dbich may arise
q speaking ofnalional finance he is, sswe
shall have an expensive navy u support, or
resign the Gulf; line 81 military posts to
maintain 70 make for the settlement D our
hationdI qHafrelS or discard l0r once. and
forever, q pretensi0ns % tiltimate coercioa,Y
lnmak ne these Preparations immense exc
pendItures have been employed, aud still
more feqaiTed, and while funds Cor these
o6Jecls cannot be raised and felt by me ma
tioEs 90 eShoFts the pe8ple toklpeet them
piiile heeffulness
fhe loan obiai e 81 Tie conoiissioner, OF
has been appropiaied to the army
I've nlil ons more are expected
oSpe raised by sale of government bonds in
london; Could this desirable obiectbe eE
teeted, q would infinitely increase the con-
3 denee Of strangers ia the ability and sol
geucy et the government, and draw many
slnlgfants toihe country, WHO are still in
3olbf about the ultimate fate Of that nation.
The sRoard for the examination and au-
diting Of claims against the G09ernnenf.D
established By the last Congress, proceeded
TO the discharge s Tic duties 81 the office,
according tosthe egulations Of Tie mn
81 the l3tllc GlJs lion hey Wege uspen-
ded by The kno 9 what
autlipEli ne onle hs xecu
tive but sth1 uion "a his eogern-
ment, he has 50 aspeAl q public
aetsolellniy ~ lie gislaiiye pow
eTs ots The land t tram enioins
hiEl 70 see lhat faithfully exe-
cate BE no Nhe einpoweIs him 81 sus-
peDd thei operation $780,,
\ Reg ding The honof oF bis country, he
speak rong aud smphatic terms against
The Ptacticed upon the Icpub-
he % from foreign justice. HFor
.ae con of young republic, says be,
pToad chivalry, and counting the con-
ideuce IS other nations, to do Sughtythat
mig e no these iniquities, or To refuse
% adop ang measure to bring them,tolight,
Would ave a tendency TO strength
"a qse founded preiudices, already too
nve Which many people abroad en-
lertal 0 national chamcfer This
part the age exhibits moral and
lopolap ie bal highly becoming the chief
magistrate OF nation.
The decpmb1h taken as a whole, Is an
Idle md xposition Of the repub-
IS pdel favorable impression a.
5loae aRd ad every where with interest
a Dutch boy wetto-a
ccoidinR to The
custom, onF name?"
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