New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-18

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would be enough 70 march epca IL xse .6;,S =, M
lows
Sound the bagie through he West and So,,s.x.,.J.,
he CnsisG States Ts;se Tie standard morrow AID IA us
proclaimed crusade 10 tie Hsss Ne,s<sr-a cd t,s
'a'ses Of Mrteo Vwsaty taoussHs volunteers would ap
PEAR" &c
And on the I'D 0! tee same haontn rsfY,s 10 tie
Cincinnati Gsze;tes exception 10 the spark sad temper
+ CT the above iralusEea. the Union sid
Was Il wrong 10 Is 10 tell the LoaGoo Times hat
,aoSgh Esas aoS res1s, troops e2e1sa. yet vol
mt would ssrt g, A. tie sound OF the sag o.
No Government q: the Ca!tr States. saecni 10 es<rrsr
N-'eo eSoFy ~ Has 81 h9-!c-4-ss z-l eeasser 10 sss
SyH Of CastjSrrsA :"
Wat thoughts were running N tie head 0; this Ad.
r,iuis,rsrou On its verv ~, s..,,- - ,u,s- IA srf
.,,p,iv .h,u,, Nv r., - -. NJ - ~. x..v
- - -, -. =. A3, AZ ~ y ss
vas 'ae % 'e'ASlnE Gu ~ar oy me ADVANCE o.
Ven 4s!"t o'ees 20 me no HEsnde sntsrS4y OUT OF
The mind OF .Ss Administration long before that march
actually ordsred Tor, on tho .lh September iSsS
many OF or readers .nusl well rvncrs.r the tn,ou
b,l3 I'm, FOL. win. LANGUAGE.
-; Ais, laTTs 10 carry oI his braxgsrt threats tfhs
~ - 100. M, 40 j;rsndr vsih rrsaSrcsrseas.I 70
sny ne si,aed pos. watch Mexico nay occupy oa lss
east le q a>t river Ceuessi Taylor VIII A.tenpl pre-
veal avn Siasd E~'s soar-W.x NvSr ASssI.'
AFi,IA sd 10; evosS the kio usance Sad SO siieG
~Aene ioU months u ralu Tor sUch sod-send ne IA
rlnsiEstOI oiesed Gen !Sy.o 10 niarce OILS force to
tae no SrAhde. "lsa wat ooiectt seT "has psf'
poes taese sts questions which the reader viii a.,
swTs '9 2 1 - a.: S 10y 'Sss . VIC eas Sls
"atSu - we e'e4Ns >'~-' "Ns NseN a''esSs 'aNse
- - * ,h s,h Al, ,,ns ls.t N. I,,,,, ,,.,,,
~ CO.. 40 IS 80 y. 49, $3.50;
St'S US go .Se wv. S Vs., 80 -. = - -, ~. ~
GU 'o'e uetNsS '"e V'sANlHs Va' Va 'A's " w N W.
" aN , " 80. $50, - -, 1sr,S,,. =,
~ -, 90 :; s - =. ~ ,..,,, Z 49, ~
. 49, ~ "a t Ss'. S =, vac - s, :.
~ 80, -, ~, ss - ~, ~, NS;sS 10 - -
80. $50, ~ - =. p 80 ~ sS,I $500 49,
80 :, -. :, ; - ,Ii;;,.-. - s'f -
n.uu ou'>eN ~ 'N'iN :" s.. ~. =
3S's - 800 ~ So ~ ~ b. 90 S r. -
M WI he -, IN few sys :. Monterey ANA perhaps Al Sa
iii ana h,l sen WOO! Nj 10 ~ LhiuuAhus bS :he 10Th
o. Is h,f O,iober Shall We thsn todd aud rsln-
Gui,h ct the advantages Bieh We may have oosnea
0u he contrary sads 10 H"t ~ Nsee4:e 90 fsto'e' ana
~ ~ ad9nA NJ" - '' "''
''Pte' - 'ei',o t's1 , ,b ,.v, =, tsa ,c.np.,,,,
Of S,T;s 80 hS,s tyi he Jrnton" Expressed ne
view, OF the Administrators thus
The discretion which marked hs lGeE Nesrreys pre-
c-ednEs after be had reached Santa re- Sn tne ,uoee
Quent steps ~hch he Is shout 10 take ~! r'ast TINS Ac
SgSiiIo> org q ne mos, s7a soo's ons ep'I'a" 49,
80, - No., ~ ~ a.. Ss,sIS - 80 80 rsrs -.
a.. L. s-,,, nr,-,,gv, ySh,i "a IN s,c, us In oar
or way vii! she IN tho wal amid 20 msuy
dl+culue.
We havs neither tius nor .paaa 20 multiply proofs
winch mich; be adduced o, the intention OF the Ad.
rinstr,t0n fo consider New Mexico and California az
ita, xh.n yerrm .s hsyips been acouir.i by con
o,s., ~, ia Ini,.d States The President nlinsen
,,, ,,s ma design in his recommendation % p-,.
r5Gs Tor n. ,-arity Of I.ss tmpe-aa, coNeursrs by
making appropriations tor .ortihca,ous--p OF
nuy. ma or other operations proper to
,,,te of v,r No, requiring such specific appropra.
,nnsand for d.tr.ynl the expenses OF the civ gov.
,rnuep which our officers have BY order OF tao Preei
don't estsbi.h n. IA these Territories of the United
states This Recommendation by the Executive IA
I'm ,,,on nj WIN, hi. officers have said aud done
nv ~ ,,t.,.s >, H. a,v al N,,ous a. author.
me fFeSdva' refers 70 'ne Law " =. sr;
t@Als Woas ue nas u9tc' anH ptOPNos W w ~ S,
anu New Mexico Leaving a1th 10 'e''e WIN cOue.e'
the question how aI stata OF war ereet an Executive
authority supreme over both Congress and the Coheatu
iou viii content ourselves with saying that IN @ha.
tho Presidcnt asserts 10 bo the right aud duty of the
,ror h., and mia advisers have evidently suffered
,L,nsci,s.s -, he p,i.ed by the Antouated maSms of
;Irs ,,on nstiona law who aouris shed AT rme when
such thing rs awr''ten Consh'anon was as unknown
rs the MSsheue le'oslapn' '.no "en -" III p re-
was deemed the prerosau'e VI lne ruici aia AZ, go
OF the people regarded a' gracious CONCESSIONS " L.
Ia their tavor These maNus therefore so Tar az they
concern the relations between our Executive and his
constituents or their representatives In Congress have
in many cases. no application a, all and certainly have
none when they are resorted 10 the purpose OF de-
irving from them Tor Tho President powers which
-, n .. -, s., 3D., ,,tut,on Ths President has
-, htit @ ,,fI .th,rltv ,o ,nn,x or aeorite ter
% l."soi. w ~, i oy.r ,rrri,oTies
Ht9ty VI 20 ts'aolen CIV. ,,i An .,ch
either within or without the Cnited states M sASn
foreign to hs Office, and, IN tho absence ol any
authority derived IRON Congress- cannot but Do regard
ed a, .nrnntions of power
The wh6. idea of acquisition OF foreign territory By
casual conquest or temporary possession. opsinsd By
force Ia tslu,ioi Not only nas tho President pow
ar To 20 forth with arms ia his hands 10 territories
from foreign power bur Congress cannot lawfully Nv.
hnrz. him IN do il The law on that point is only
well understood Ivy civilians OF the present day. all oyuf
the world but 10 country it has been long ago adu
dicstcd and ,,tjed by us highest Judicial tribunal In
PETERS, Digest oil the Decisions oil tbs supreme Court
laVe AAt4usJ nee
55 ot volume tn, law ON this subject 10 very clearly
. laid down a. foilows
Bya conquest the conqueror acquires nothing but
temporary right OF possession aud govcfnmegt ever the
territory conquered unti Pac n'a,ou anu sas , ~
mesn.ine ny MY n i,d 40 W.sh
n I0i tV'" " Wv
sy,to,y e,n9ne,od by an sny "a "a. 10 be eons.srei
a INTO tGs doan,ons Of ia. eneny tk9ps ,e
~ c,a,,oa a troa,y Of peace long aud permanent pos
on"l United states vs.. Haywood Calls, e. =. 4
SOL.
To the effect We md ths following passase IN
Judge Storys Commentaries
Of Conquest The usage u He World u, naon
a0t wholly suOI4ed to conomof INC conarfed srftoty
- merely held by mtety occupation uH as '' 'na41 20
deitin'iheI , Wy a y 0 o. =, P 800 80 a. M, u..
but iattle uis "a ~, -
oS We % " sc rs. Cd esiI On
~ b.,n, .s5e,s,riig ,,tpelseaed,' sc
I'm. supreme Court mas decided Otherwise
by las Jaw Of uaton. the II 4his OF properly are pro.
tcc,ed even IN The ea"o VI conquered country ana nea
sacred aHu 'uyioasu.7 " aen u 70 ~ ~ ~ ,t.;I,
"lhoh1Auy suPu'a'.y" 20 ~. s, o. a5,,e go.
~ i1"s {" ss. ~ 800 80 ,t,l aitsy,d ~.
fae1ta y, >, isfs,,,i'.r, =, Inr,s Pe'rr, 4Ig
" IT, ,t.,s,,,,,. th., m, Hated tirats, acquire,
:. 20 ..ea, . ~, ,h ch,f nor,s ~ C.hlo,ni. md N
oy the confuos' '. ' &c . r. s, 49,, 80 - -
the captA Oh santa &c, no isnts W. .oso ~ pei