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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12
How rae MoNEr Gor..-The Mohil.

now rhk MONEY GoEs.-The Mobile Advertiser say,.
1T Is not pefhsPs generally known that have on the
opposite side OF the bay, Mule Regiment 700 and odd
strong and supported the Of IL bushels corn
day. besides the support OF drivers &C. This regiment
destined to reinforce Gen Taylor and will probably reach
MIN about the time that he reaches the highest mountains
OF Mexico on his march TO tho capital. Some difficulty
occurring about the election Of officers among
sodiey may be the cause Of their detention The honor
oil being Colonel quite likely Is the exciting matter that
keeps them at great expense.
The President promises that he will continue the war
WIN undated Ngo as IT, 90 Tar as he is concerned IL had
been 50 commenced IL be hoped, therefore, that TO
accomplish this laudabe purpose and fulfill this promise
this regiment may be soon under marching orders-hat H.
as soon as the cheains at Washington take "hasy
plate OF soup and have the seat OF their pataoons
ded, they will send the necessary documents and have
the regiment zen route" election or no election
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12
Letter from sam Antonio.


The following letter. addressed by an officer of the
volunteer force San Antonio, should reached us
little sooner The author will parloa the liberty have
taken of emitting few words touching personal affair."
and paragraph Of general reflections upon the war:
" o PieayHHe.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept. Is, 1876.
To Ih- Editors Of Pieayune
conference.-the movements OF the Army OF Chihuabu,
are doubtless OF the people OF the
States and take the liberty OF communicating to In, M
through the Picayunc, information which have nick
up m AMI about san Antonio.
The od war horse" is becoming under the curb
put upon hs onward march by the lrdy movements OF the
supplies from LaVacca. The men must have suppes ana
they must be transported through the county by private
teams, al an enormous expense 10 the Government
The scarcity OF teams, and the loss OF those destined for
this ser'ce-hrown overheard in the Gulf tighten
vessel m storms tho cause OF the ardy Of
the supplies destined for this army. All the wagons and
Mexican carts in the country have been put rcqson
and nothing has been left undone the part OF Gen
WOOL TO give energy aud speed the movements of the
troops The conduct of Of the volunteer officers who
joined the expedition TO manufacture capital for Congess
Will be noticed hereafter.
Reports OF peace continue agfnte the officers of the
army. TIE day the proclamation reaches us will be
day OF mourning to the politicians Of the Army Of Chi
huahul.
One Of the guards detailed keep order in San Antonio
was shot by ciuzon OF Texas to arrest him
The merits OF the affair know nothing about: but d,
know that Gen Woc had right Give his guards orders
10 arrest private citizens however much the later may have
violated the laws IT Texas The city of san Antonio is
not u1Gc- martial ,,y and ,b,,.C,, 49,. - 49, ~ -
keen Tho g. Ilis,,, e..abI - - | sI'- 1II.'eu 70
any way Interfere with ,b I;b,,ia 81 - ~ ,u ~ !"
as am c,edibIv infor,,ed ,b,, g.: W VI To-
order and # ,Lis I ,ho Sc, 49, " %, gave 10 sue9
was ius,i6ed Inv Law ,d - an ~ gu 'no sIaID
arrest The name of Tho mar sb, - L,s So rTn'
Morgan Rifemen.
-Four deaths have occurred #, tho o. p 0,,o -, me;
Vlnn,.,s - - 800, u, 'u' ~ 81, t'oslei' o il'ih'is
.rex,s Il, RIM nyy,v from ti' 49,, ~ vac eyie 70
in UIi,i. will ,,c, ,,,b 49, 1870 1u rsue Anu Ie'ef
don 10 which bc,c n,y,iI. s eAa' III IuuI.
denor,;,a,ci :, ss,,rs - ~ ,o'ruao'o complaint
that il il tho contained To-, - rl,i.lI q me
states Lut r,,rc sa,,I IT, a ",.u e o"u',etn
a. r,Ilov, '' ~ '''' Pe'sohs u'au ere
a. .'"""'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12
.Ini,n M. Rnffs Esn.

We are enabled, by eonvessuon with this gentleman,
to correct Misrepresentation which extent exists
IN regard TO his position candidate for Congress this
congressional District Mr.. Bolts, has, all suitable
essions aYowed himself candidate in the svent that the
wings OF the Dsrc, shall hold Convention for the
purpose ct making nomination. But we arc authorized
by MI Bolts to say that il any portion Of the Wing. are
"a iGvor OF holding Convention for that purpose he
himself no, only sag but desous that that course shall
be pdrsued BY the decision OF that body is prepared
TO abide and should any other Wing receive its nom.
nation Mr. Bolts will give TO the nominee his cordial and
earnest support.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12
Lookiny ISoth WAYS.

The Loeos in Pennsylvania have a bright time OF it, in
their public meetings In Butler county, few days ago.
meeting held, and addressed BY Thomas Ham
ion the candidate for State Senate, favor OF the Tariff
OF 1876 and free trades by Fnday Patterson the candidate
for Congress against free trade and for the tariff OF lS4a;
and by Samuel A Gilmore who denounced the Tariif Of
10 When will ''the Democracy" ascertain what are De-
mocratic principlesi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12

Sun TRE'sURY.-Goyernor Bouck says that two much
money IS as inconvenient little With his secretary
and clerks from Sehoharo mountains and two sons in the
Custom House very slow progress made counting the
dollars Tho counieT!eits puzzle them. The cretary
and his aid, MIR. Corcoran says:-"Weigh theml" But
very lew dollars are Of full weight Meanwhile the Door
merchants are waiting for their permits and cannot ge,
their goods. So wego. "New brooms" do not always
"sweep clean."-N Y. Sun.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12

AMERICAN SLAVES IN MEXICAN MINEs.-It is said there
are many American citizens who have bee for wears
ing IN the Mexican Mines without the prospect Of release
These unfortunate people settlers Texas or on tho
ifonher and being captured by the Mexican RanehsTos
were carried into bondage work silver mines which the
Mexican government had pledged English capitalists
Enquiries should be instituted their Liberty in the
event Of peace.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12
Cost OF the wnr

The Washington Correspondent OF tho New York Jour.
nal OF Commerce who has evidently to sources Of
Information not all, states, his seeontIe
tes, that there has been recently made close calcua
ton as to the future Of the Mexican War and it is
found TO be FIVE millions month";" the land forces
alone or the snug little sum of sixty millions per
about ten times mush all Mexico worth. Indeed
doubt whether she give US two or three hun
dred millions to take her the Union the bargain would
not be 4 bad one
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12
For Senator.

hr9H rae bGitiHore CfIPTsr, October g,
InE ELECTION MARYLAND There can bo no donbt
that the Tariff question had consderab bic influence on
the election IN this city, Wednesday la and we ure
sumo that it has likewise had iis effect throughout the
STATE; Tor Maryland is think, Tunf State in favor
oi the protection OF domestic industry against the psuper
labor OF Europe. We know that great efforts have been
made TO convince the farmers this State that the
HANGED prices of wheat and attributable 10 the now
farm, which does not operation until December
next; but he mcst be shallow Indeed with whom such ar
gumenls could have weight The cause Of the rso in
the value OF these productions, is too papabe be na
Ken by any man OF common The same cause one
rated at tins period last and the effect was then
Produced The potato and the expectation o short cros
OF grain In Europe will, all times be sufficient TO IN
crease the demand for, aud raise the price Of our agrcu-
inral productions. The Tariff has had no influence
IN producing these rcsug, and will have no such effect
when 1T goes into Operaon-bu the CONTRARY IL NAV
seriously initiate against the interests Of farmers by de-
sToying considerable home market amongst the manu-
iaciurer- at the country.
Pennsylvania will speak week upon this subject;
ana we sa be greatly makeni her voice be not record
cd against the new Tanl Notwithstanding the modifea-
tons in favor Of Pennsylvania interest," which are said 10
have been promised from high authority We have no dea
that tho free trade policy be sustained by the peope of
this country and va thnk hist is advocates will discover
her error as the elections several States prngrcss-
or al least when the people begin feel the effects OF the
policy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12

writer in yesterdays Gazette mention. case in which
young giIl very nearly lost her e Consequence of
being mosmerzod," it is called by lad Of the came
age with herself She was recovered from the catueptc
state into which she had been thrown with the greatest diff
feulty, after having remained for four or five days
MONTREAL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12

MIAMI INDIANS Tho Washington Union Of wednes-
day says;-We understand that the Miami Indians are
about To comply with their engagements, and retire from
their late territory in Iowa We happy TO learn that
no force will be necessary secure their eomp-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12

" Col Gates, Of the U. S. Army in command ut
Fort Moulue, the city OF Charlie oa has been order
cd to Point Isabel the he I'D OF detachment Of about $50
men, On reaching Point Isabel Colonel Gates - or
ganize full regiment composed Of companies TO be
made from the four regiments service and to act
field artillery.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12

CHINESE DlNNER.-An officer II he Untod sisios
ship Vincennes now on the coast Of Chns, wes invited
with others to formal dinner IN Canton Tho courses
vofo ~ In number and no ihus describes them
bri's soup; 9. pork lat fried with pots,os.. a
hogs hoosi a. mushroom, stewedi 5, birds nest salad g.
gbot SOUP Z, ktton hash O. fried Irish potatoes; g. raj
hssh TO- ea l sharks FMS ~ fried ducks; ~ dog stow
~ siewod Chickens 10, ham sewed; IT, PORK scv; T.
flied euoumbon 10, pate Of rat; 49, feline ragout co. hsn
siewed with pos u sucking pig a. snail pate; ~ snail
soup tasted the hrst dF and became dsgusted hat
eoud not proceed They were brought ON, ono sh az
Time Va eHquistey bsauiul china bowls, with top very
much resembling saucer which fired into tho former-
s the TINS the tables were covered with variety Of
avOrite.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12

" The n. Y Journal Of Commerce Of Thursday svon-
ING lat states that The Secretary Of tho Treasury has pro-
p'ed TO te Banks 10 Ian the Government four millions Of
dollars o he advanced deposit of treasury notes bear-
i'g per cent H'ofs., Tho Banks agree 10 loan the
m'r'y p'oytye ho note. made CO. bear per cent in
teresi. pnd sa i1f iio p.oa,ni ihe ma'.rr alsuds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12

One OF the Kentucky volunteers, n native however Of
New York. writing friend from Matamoras saws 81
went To Mexican ball the other night, and mus, "a
never saw ladies in dshabe dress near nature be-
lore have heard tell OF BkAR dances but BARR dance
was something new"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12

w Another election has been had in Maine, in ,hose
towns which, at the previous trials had failed men,
bets to the Legislature. Ia three Wings succeeded
and IN tho others there again choice In the House
now parties stand thus Wings as Locos Is
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12

RELIGIOUS REuvAL-An extraordinary religions reyiv,I
has taken place in the Methodist Episcopal churches in
Baltimore, during the past few weeks upwards of two
thousand have been added 10 their numbera
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12

~ The New York State Convention, Nv the strong
vote OF Il 10 D. struck from the constitution the
section which excludes Ministers OF the Gospel hold
ing any civil or military office IN The State
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12
N q Il &c T. s.
NOTICE.

n
"A MEETING of the Golfers and Iron Manu-
thsC'y, on TUESDAY, tho 18Th in- O'Clock, y. NJ
The object OF this being CONSIDER snd
rorne Of these Interests under the VI the Tann 90
1876 and 10 decide whether should be kcn induce
CongT,ss at It, approaching modify The law rcsad 10
theH IL hoped there will Le general attendance without ds
uacton IL
hiehm'nd. Oct 9Th, 1910.
~ ucnrico Agricultural aud Horti-
cultural Society 1.-The fret ambition Of siocS.
agricultural imp cments and crops held
the swan Tavern In the city of Richmond Tuesday the
i3h instant. ermr encing at n o'eloek
The aode. on that day at ~ O'CLOCK by wm. E
The lot affords ample -tosk and INN
second DAYS Erhbion-Pan ,hrubs a1wcts butter,
SPECIMENS OF mechanic ats AMI hous Assem-
bly, Room Of the Erehanyc Iio,. , IAN Instant
commencing a. ~ O'Clock
Adhes BY Dr. Warner, al 10 O'Clock
he meeting OF The Society Zoe the eseton
be held the 10Th macdiatsy M or the s.. fI a,
tendance is pirtieuaiy desirsb,e
COMMITTEES Of s~ardarc respectfully rcque tel To O. at an early
hoet on both d' as 10 make ne the hour
exhibition.
Oct. 10. i6 WIN H. RICHARDSON P,c.,t
W Hcnr'co Agricultural a horticultural s.-
The Conm Of Arrangements sseond
hnuon 9" thhts 'hruss flowers. fruits butter
ehine art and household industry, inform - in
csee ht "wednesday next the 18th
TOT such and that the Hail Io,l the
phe seed therefor An tn adinc the with
IN m al hi Tan Ion fuesiy that they suiuaby
This committee assumes the responsibility
upon the good people In and about nd b-, h
IN aee TOT examination and by their presence the o,ea
and by none do they be cneorSed much as BY the
dies a., a, 49,. -
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Married,
DIED.

la Charles City county, the 9Th inst by the Rev'd
erVes Reese MIR. JostrH b. BUsER Of Phadelpil, to
Mss VI. v. Wills Of tue former place.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12

PRoIHIo.-A Mrs. Mofiau, residing In tho Huron Ms
noi Canada, was lately delivered Of four children two
boys aud two girls u them lived twelve or fourteen
DAYS the other two arc It'll living Tho mother survived
only about on hour.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12

lME, LIME.-7OO casks Of elegant Fast
Ihon'son Lime IN hns otief just per brig naa
m"ris Tor eby se2s HENRY FISHER.
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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITER AZURE.
Y.

OCTOBER 10, l546.
Il uST received, and for sale, the following
" Work. n
James New Novel Haielterg 4 Romanee-95c
Pl Sth compots OF slarsn-n OF the tommonW, ,h f
Eaelane-25e "
tar ith OF Chambers information for the Peonlc-25e
faH OF Mnriin the Founding by Sue-Ge
GabT" humanSe, the Niece Abl-ei-Kaeer or m ,t,r, In
LLD-2Se - - ~ - '''''''
ALSO, LAST sTEAMyR-
The London Pictorial Newr
Times
Punch
The Western Continent for Saturday O,t 10
Also father supplies OF the foow n=-
GsnSvetne, "a two paris. DumtIs laSt-5Oe
Three GuiTdsn.en, BY Luincrs-sOc
Wandering Jew ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12

~ Gov Crawford Of Georga hos, w pursuance Of re-
solution Of c last Lcsslturo a that Soto employed Mr..
Wiam Wilson paint foil lsagib portraits Of Gen. An
drew Jackson aud William H. Crawford, be placed in
the Legislative Hall.
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sandy sarsnpariIIa.-

Sahus sstr>;tpuriIia.-lit the fence of a.,tuno-
nv by Developing the immensely Of the mind In
wondr at atd adore the mte's power of tn. Dyn
Contemplation of the mauic OF the design CT ate, No s
ason'hmen At the perfection Tin tn nth sslf
seefnny In The mrinesi plant vegetables on ia DO oo
eho' t nuay to note the fauess Mature
rune government Of Gods Even ragged AMI meart,
ookfg root as prieseS value in the hard,
o 'he ehemst-wine the countless sonIa thsu.
mau dIsenary liver complaint varous
wh have been wrought by its juices IN the firm of
~ Sanapaiia PREPARATION that, with tue Divine
never vany admiAn tered a n cases
p Prepared and sod wholesale retail aud az .rpota,
ey Nb d. sAh Druggists ard Chemists Grant,. nniLinyr
no Is broaiway corner Of Chambers York od aI.o
by DuNh PURCELL, Agents. Main street Richmond Va =
Price, III per bottle sir bottles Tor douar.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12
A s,ng IiifIc r,nrt,,,,o

Some Of the heirs OF Col mot Lord as he has boon cal
leh) Towney supposed be living in this country.
and efforts have been inside race out their gone,oev
with sufficient elcarness TO establish claim upon his es
tate AT present, however there much doubt resting up
on the subject and indeed the Providence Journal
that the task will prove ifu,css one From tina, paper
we make the following extracts IN reference 10 the natter
Col. Francis To~nley executed July 80 I745 ii,
Souh"aik This uuior'un1tc gentleman after having re-
sided IN France from 1928 7ij returned TO England
Win tho prciendor, Prince Charles Edward and vas an
pointed Colonel Of the Manchester regiment lie wa of
respectable family IN Lancashire flo taken prison
or az CARLISLE. Tie tried end convicted with eighteen
others, chiefly officers Of his regiment OF high treason and
condemned to death. Col 1owney aud nine other. were
executed on Remington Common south part Of Lon
don ~"
Tho estates Of those executed in l7I5 were forfeited IN
Tie crown II Townoy's estate csn be recovered il must
&c tor some error in the law proceedings
The amount Of his estate s estimated at 25 600 600 stc
lng or more than Two Hundred and Fifty Millions OF Dol
ars Whom their heirs hero touch the slar" we trust
hey Will be genernu and after reservng TO zach Of them
snug fortune, pay the expenses Of tho Mexican war which
VIII problby not exceed S2OO,0OO,00J
Our whole nation, therefore, interested in the sue
cess OF the biers May 1t Prove a Wiid Goose Cause
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12

The following letter, addressed by officer OF the
volunteer force San Antonio should have reached us
little sooner The author will parloa the liberty we have
taken OF emitting few words touching personal affair
and paragraph Of general reflections upon the war:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12

DE'rEUcrrw FiRE vIcg BuEG-wo learn from On
extra Of the Vckburg Wang, dated Sept 90 9 o'clock
A. NJ, end kindly furnished last night by Mr. Hsncoek
tic clerk Of the steamboat Marongo disastrous Gro
occurred IN That city on the morning Of the 2gd u The
says:
80 far o. We are able 10 learn. tho FIRE originated In
store occupied by somo Jews, about daylight this morning
too doors ifom Tho post office and the anmo block OF
buildings The whole square between Jackson aud Grove
suceu aud CA DO west eide ~ Washington street. was
consumed together with tho buildings on tho esst aide of
washington street The amount Of properly destroyed can
not now be acetuincd. The sufferer lar - We can
learn arc tho Planters Bank Thomss Rgby: Livingston
Hanna g. Go y. Phillips, shoemaker N. g.. Waite cloth.
in9. &c; J. Crad3cs; Yc'nan, Woods & CO.; James
GVinr; L1ughi1, Soafles g. Col Mcdowell & Thomas;
W. {. Johnson; Coleman q Arthur law library; suun'
llHdcl nni; w y. Sloan, law library. " e. smodos; N
d. Coleman; ans JACOB Barker Of New Oreansihe three
latter each losing Guo brick homes. Mr. Bukef's known
ne the Waicr-works Bank. BY great o8erton the FIRE
was confined 10 the two squares above mentioned. TIE
Sentinel Office dsc Souhora ln'oIlgcncef was snved on
by tho unuung oEofons 81 the hroncn which protected
The two adjoining aud opposite squares The papers letter.
mais, &c, in tho Post Office understood 10 DO saved
No time for further particulars
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Drawn NOT Grand C,nsolidoied, EIua 10.
20 ~ IS ~ So GO II 65 as ID . 40
= " - % - 70 W IT y" 10 To . W.
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The G present for all seasons, with eight hand ONE cn-ra
Lives Of celebrated Statesmen by John Quincy Adams
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CouHt of Monte Christie, BY heI Dumas Huraed. Thssd
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Heidelberg, by Iames--hisias.
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rnE RIGHTS.
New Mexico and California.

Such is the moral OF all earthly tales.
lis but the same rehearsal OF the past:
First Freedom, and then Glory When that fails,
Corruption, Slavery, Bsrbarsm at last;
And History, with oil her volumes past,
Hal, l..,
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NEW BOOKS.
Received i'm advance at J. w. RAN
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MONDAY, Oct. IL, 1896
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Ntw York Weekly Herald for Oct 10; s.
Philadelphia Saturday CouTicr and Gazette f o., 10 h
Baiiinofe Weekly Western Continent Tor oct 10; &c
Jtmes new ovel-H'eteberF. a romance; g5e
No l2S liielrs Liv ing Age;
Farmets' aud Farmers Almanac for IsI7; &c
Davy Cfooksts Comic Almanac for az &c
lon1on Punch for Sept ~ ~; ice
Illustrated London News and Times Sept s. 70 and TO- zoe
sAnuefs farmers LbNy for Oct; jOe-s5 per year ruL
scriptions received.
Blaekwood's hagaE for October; CSC
Nos lib aud IL Illustrated Shakrptarc; I2e
No Chamber Information for the People: 2S,
No IS Prosts Pictorial World; use
Elder Sister, The Unhfoken Promise bv Mr.,
Grace Loveland, Blind Mans Dre m t,,- M low n,
Mss A Cleveland; CSC 49, -
Lives Of celebrated Statesmen, John Quincy Adam,
with 4 sketch OF the author, by Rev q w UpLanr sc
Farther supplies OF Monte Christie, WIdJws Wax Rpsioys
IN OF IaOndo Lr
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From ne N 8 csro,,.

There will be found 100 this paper the proclamation Of Gen.
kcarney, taking possession Of Slnn fc end thai OF
G SlOat, taking possession 0i Monterey Both pl-
port % the regions Of which those cit'cg the
chiOf places tls L. s.. and hgucoiorth far the
procamnona hivo any force OF law, Upper California aud
New Mexico, with its original bDDuta.iss both sides
OF the RIO del horc" b0 taken and held. or part
and parcel of the United Stae; the Inhabitants OF tloso
cOuuiu1s claimed "17 citizens J the U Z" and lo
New Mexico, thc roueiga of treason expressly do
noJrcci by Cen Koamcys Br.clam1 ion against every
InnaDtani .CD "Uund u aggna The a.. s or in
sugaunR others" lake Com Sioa does moi " so
Tor as hs, yet be- too says. "hlucoorb Caior1i will be
portion Of The o. s., and s pcaccabr inhabitants will
ENJOY The came rights and prycge iLc citizens Of any
otlor portion of the nation.
IL cannot Uc B"rplscd that these tEO officers " tho
u. S. mrasv aud Glsrl service would have ycu;rreI
upon issuing proclamation such ts tbofo, without
press inatu-u0ns-aud thsd arises question o.. 'be
night 81 uC Executive linus 90 suru.7'o without cond.
ngn, the annexation Of whole foreign counties and for
tiRn p0pul'isus
The whole proceeding and tho language and spirit Of
those PROCLAMATION. fc.a hr prJcsmat1us end Bulletins
BY The generals 81 che French publ c. when n the height
of her revolutionary frenzy France affected 90 be- fighting
The battles Of freedom, lh0god The citizens of a tho c1In
tries which her arW.r from their w8ltoi nlogi-
ancc and claimed thcm and tho tCfruca which thoy
h5bi,sd, pnr and parcel of thc Tr,nch Republic one
and indivslc How that story ended have seen How
cur srcouihaHd performance 90 result depend up
% ihe wisdom aui yiruo Of Che American people.