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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-17

that they had any testimony AZ au. The
whole record. indeed, was fully pr1yet t1 o.
q forgery before the Nevicau .ri51uaIS.-
But upon this record, Baldwin had been
thrust outof his house At d moments warn
ing, and robbed e an the property which
he possessed. For this ocitv, the Mex
lean government der all reDaratigu
whatever. In 1888. IL r. the AM
ricaE minister, acting under Instructions
from Mr.. Livingston, announced b Mexico
that our government designed 10 mike tbs
case of Baldwin "a national question. aaE
TO treat a So HercIfler.~ The commission
ers under the Mexican treaty. oF 1889.
truly observe, upon this jec,arati5u 81 VI.
Butler, " that II there hal been 10 ether
ca2se Of complaint against usrirl, fte
United States -1gI hare been bound after
The declaration, % pzst Ire demand for
rfp1rEt.GE, ergH % tls er,reEi.g OF r-Ir.'
When &c IS stated, then, that Mexico
owes MS some CE-tt Millions of dollars,
which she refuses 60 pay, rr even tl crusI-
der in any OF the forms Ut neE1-il-ian. tet
il be borne tn msad thai her telt CD - his
accrued or IF cases IF r--1rr doing I-se
this case Of BE't-ig. {, is trr the Aua-
riraa people 10 determine WHISTLER "a uar
with a nation which has seen l- inns tr
treat our citizens after !, hlL .a.e.-leL
them into The Mexican Territory bv Slel
promises as we base quoted, hEz r-as too
soon. And If any man shall tluE. 5-
view OF these things, we have ne waited
long enough. then 30 U5.I Hr urgrer Is re-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-17

CARROLL NOLUNrEEGS.-Ol Saturday
last tins excellent company, UliCg the
command of Capt. b. ID. Howard, passed
down on the steamer Wave, I'd their way
10 Vicksburg, 10 be mustered into the ser
vice of the United States. Before g
relc5e The wharf, large number OF oar
citizens assembled there, ana welcomed
them with loud and ofj-reDeasad cheers.
They all seemed 70 De in high spirits, ana
foil Of military ardor. We Save uetcs
seen a finer looking sci OF mea, auI the,r
very appearance indicates than they MI
render "a good account Of themselves "a
their return fsom tie lheatre of war.
ld-oo N1uocrlf.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-17

BATTLES WITH THE MEZIc1Ns.-TEx-
IAN EIcroRIEs-Iae following b-.-, cut
line Of The principal battles between tie
Texi4n and Mexican forces during Tie
war of independence, Will not be ua.a,eg-
esi5uu:
I'm 1888, at tie battles az Conception
and the Grass Fight. large odds, p-a1la.y
three b one, were driven from tae field by
the Texans; and at San Aat.n.r, same
year. three haat ret raw Texan militia
captured Genera. Cos, with cls-sE kHaf--l
Mexican soldiers.
n 1886. al Alamo. $50 he.I out Is
DAYS against Santa Anna ami 5000 men.
Sighting al last until every Texan fell dead.
killing $40 of the enemy; ana at Co.ae,a.
beat of 1000 men under Urea bag next
day were t-clrirr5-sly deceived into a
surrender; 400 at their own ~n1allcaus
viii, killed or captured 1900 Aey5-aGs al
san Jacjnt1, taking prisoner che Prlzltaa.
Of Mexico, Genera. Saul Anna, aud -
under Deaf Smith. routed L2J NeX.cln-
the same year.
I'm 1883. I04 beat 1000 }Iev.cans. a.
Sal.Il.o aUI retrea,ei into Texas with The
loss of only tour men.
In 1912, oaly PIC o. them rc1g.sei Ge-
neral Wolf and 1900 troops 90 AraTa ~
lalo; 2jl drove 300 NeyjC1ns iat1 Nrr.
fought nineteen hours. killed 7C0 % the
enemy, but were 10 last deceived into a
surrender, and horribly bu,chercd an en-
shaved
In 1918, 200 Ea1rngI TeXian prisoners
at Slludo, attacked 400 GrGei Mexican
guards, beat ami Dispersed Them. same
year, Commodore Moore, &c Alea,aE, s.
fenced Ten times bis naval .l--e, aai SOM
PEELED them 10 re.i-c. The Lass victory
resulted in treaty, or alliance, betweca
Iucatlu and Texas, IS which Jas former
bound herself q remain passive % any
contest which Mexico might thereafter en-
gage in with Texas, and most Gi-atl..y
have the gallant llcatecos performed their
/ contract.
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-17

The Legislature of Laus-iaaa. atc- q
session e lo9 days, adjourned G. = p.
day, 1t Instant
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-28
SENATOR'S.

SENATORS. $50 s''
Holding over,9 Whigs,and 8 Democrats.
Butler and sPrebls--James B. King.
Dslawsre and Marion = Francis Horr.s
Fairfield and Pickaway Edison Olds.
Franklin, Clark and Madison Jennet
Stunons. ~
Huron and Eris-Charles B. Squier.s
Hsmilton--C Charlie, Reemelin,
Jefferson and Harrison--John Hast
tings.s's s5si
Knox and Holmes-Nicholas Spindler.
Iorain and Medina Nathan z. John
son. NH,
.A Licking-John Winegarner. 3ss
Lucas, Wood, Hancock and Ottawa
Jesse Wheeler, u. n n t.s,
= Montgomery and Warren--John tHop.
kins.s fs
Miami, Darks and n 81 Shelby; s by VIM, 'n vii Il
'son.* v - sa.iS :. Y = " -
,sandusky, Wyandotte, Crawford and
Seneca--denry Cronise. t.-
Staik--Iohn Graham. s.ssa 3 esF
Summit and Portage Asahel H.. Lew
ISIS " W n 4 g. ~ 4 < N y
81 Trumbull--John F. Beaver 'i> Y9
e,saWayns--Joseph Willford. gain. '.s'.'.sA
REPRESENTATIVES,. se'., ,,.'s, s. {.
Adams and Pike--John r. Bloomhuff.
Ashtsbula Nathaniel Owen $50
Aihsas and Meigs Horace 8. Horton .
Bslmont---John G, Kerr, .s'Wm. Hogue.s
Busler--John Clark, Thomas @. Berry.
Brown Andrew Ellison. Sf
Carroll l--John Beatty. !. u y ss.l gsEez
calgpee'aane- &: Clement L'rY Y'lllanddis-
&c; cosh0cton- Joseph Williams. ssA
sCoahocton end Gusrnssy--James Nc
aMaIixn. Aass ss ssss ssJssSstS aa8 ,ts 0i Y
champsigni and Union William Rich.
CLARK Samuel B. williams.
Clermont- David Dial. s ae,a.
- Crawford and Wyandotte George Don.
nanworth:. .Asssss w ses ssszf i, ..,a,...
4. sses cayahesa Franklin T. Baekus,' : Tie
odoss Brsck.s gE9a s;R
Darks and shslby-John 8. Purviance'
Dslsvsts ma Marion /, ;,Tintess, " 80 ?
Fiskef.e e.a y go ~ 3e''s ~ r.
.-..Faystts and Clinton Franklin Cor
:, M y 49, s.s y AaE ~ U VII Y AZ
-Fairasld- Salmon Shaw, David Lyle.
-Fsanklin and Madison--John Noble,
sIara CLARK. . q ". ~. " ;i.i III 1,
4s9s Gsllis and Jackson Ale Alexander q q n Poot,
ss.uea . ason Matthew'S ". ,s5.aa I. ", ~
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NEW I1aRor. Isly 1s,b. Is4e.

NEW LISBON, Jsly 18th, l346.
To DR.. Green, Western Agent for DR..
Mazoni's Sicilian Syrup:
Dear Sir-About six years ago ! was at
tackled with violent pain in my side, which
was accompanied with harassiDg cough
and my lungs became weak, and my general
health 50 impaired that for the most Of the
time was unable TO attend to my business;
and during the last two or three years have
been troubled with loosing blood from my
lungs. Some time in June last, having
heard of DR.. Mazoni's Sicilan Syrup being
so highly extolled by the community, / was
induced to procure bottle of it, which took
according to directions. The pain in my
breast and side was entirely removed, and
the bleeding from my lungs entirely stopped
land my general health is better than it has
been for years; in short, feel as well and
stout as did before the attack, and have for
the first time in number Of years, been able
to work through harvest with as much com.
fort as ever did. think this medicine de-
serves the confidence of the public and a fair
trialby all persons similarly afflicted; and !
cheerfully recommend it as most valuable
remedy. With the highest considerations of
respect am as ever your obliged friend,
JACOB MILLER.
This is to certify that we are acquaint ed
with Jacob Miller, and know him to be man
entitled to the confidence of the public; and
we believe the statement made by him touch
ing the effects Of DR.. Mazoni's Sicilan Syrup
in bis case to be strictly true and correct.
Witness our hands and seals this 9Th day
of August. ,1a46. -ar -
SAMUEL B. M'KENZIE Clerk Of Co.
s. 8. CLARK, Associate Judge for
"...i .s ssa ~ Col. County, Ohio.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-28
Ravenna Price Current.

A story was in circulation day or two since,
that large offer had been made DR.. Vaughn
twhosc srticle has such a run at present) by
some speculator from the South, who was said to
have offered to come down Acknowledgment.
ded The Or. would abandon the sale Of his article,
The Drive think foolishly refused the sum,
and prefers to attend to the wants of his one
thousand agents rather Than retire upon his
present spoils--with the above offer added-still
bis article is doing everything, and the income
from the article is not more than it should be
considering the great good II has done. and il
doing. His advertisement is in our co,ums; ge
pamphlet and read about it. III,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-28
Highly Important.
Arrival Of the Great western

ARRIVAL Oh the Great western.
John Bull in a pineh-Brother Jonathan send.
ing out acres Of Wheat and Corn to feed
his starving miAions---Bread strfs haze
taken riz-Great tumbling doun in the
prices 81 cfGoods-I Iinnicum all aWake again.
In The excitement among Produce dealers,
Il and while the Farmers are reaping a rich
harvest for their past labors by getting high
prices Tor their produce, which will make good
times and plenty of it. 80. -.
The subscribers would respectfully an>
nounce to all persons in this and surrounding
towns, the cheering news that the prices Of
most kinds of Goods have fallen off from 10
to rs per cent 10 the Eastern cities since last
spring, which has enabled them to purchase
goods very low, consequently will sell them
at great reduction, giving to the Farmers
great advantage by way of making moaey.
Selling produce high and buying goods cheap
is the doctrine of the times. We are now re-.
ceiving direct from New York very large
and well selected stock of goods, we'll adapt-
ed TO this Market and will be sold for ready
pay lone price only) at very small advance
from cost, as we are determined to sell goods
for ready pay, having taken all things into
consideration and chalked them down Told
and new) to low-water mark, they are deter>
mined to sell them ''whether or nos If Won
want to get the worth of your money, come
to the "Cash and Ready Pay Store,s where
greater inducements are to be found for paw
ing out your cash than at any other establish
ment in the country. Bring along your butter,
cheese, dried apples, tallow, pork, beans. bees.
wax, feathers, rags, flax seed, and most kinds
of grain; also, little cash to sweeten it, and
an extra team to carry home the goods you
get in exchange fol, your produce. ... .7....
Ravenna, Oct. 184G. GlLLETT g. Co. =.
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Notice..

EXECUToR'S SALE.--The personal
~ property belonging to the estate Of Ly>
man Case, deceased, consisting Of Grain,
Farming utensils, stock Of different kinds
such as Horses, oxen, cows, sheep and other
property will be sold at vendue at the former
residence Of the deceased on Wednesday the
18th day Of Nov. commencing at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon and will continue from day
to day thereafter until the property is all
sold. f7s "a 2sh e !
HIP CURTISS, 1r
BIRT CASE. 1As'a'''s' . :
kootstown, Oct. %, 1846. 4w74.
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Knox-James Mcfarland, Emmett, W.

Knox-James Mcfarland, Emmett, W.
Cotton.
Licking-Jonathan Smith, gain. q.
Lake-lsaac More.s
Lucas, Wood, Hancock and Ottawa
John McMahan. -
korain-Elah Park,s As. r..
Mercer, Allen and Van Wert--Phillp J
Hines.
Msdina-Harrison g. Blaks.s
Morgan-John Whites ss
Muskingum-John Trimble.s 3
Miami-Joseph Potter.s ~sao- .a,
Monfoe-Joel Yost. ~.e ss.7E
Montgomery--Thonas Brown, James
F. Hibberd.* at@ s@--3'' ~ ~ E
Preble-L. w. Whitbridge."
Pickaway George Tallmsn," gain.
Perry-David Ream. 5r-sa,,.. -; -...
aPortage-Luther Russell, gain.
Putnam, Paulding, Henry. Williams
and Defiance Benjamin F. Metcalfe.
Richland Joseph Musgrove, Alexander
Abernethy. h s.1 ~ ~ r.
Ross and Hooking Joseph Kaler."
Sandusky--Matthew M. Coe.
Scioto and Lawrence-John A. Turley.s
= Seneca--Warren P. Noble.
Stark George. Harsb,s John 8. Cook.
:. Summit-Alexander Johnston
Trumhull- Joseph r. Truesdale.s
sTuscarawas--Alden !. Bennett.*
rWashington-William p. Cutler.*
lWayne--George Emery.t s
Y Warren-Robert Wilson," q s.
Whigs-t Independent, .o.. ''-
80 Whigs-32 Democrats-l Indepen-
dent. E, >. ,.s,. H-'' ~ "
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-28
REVIEW. OF PRICES.

rTyHE undersigned has taken an entire
review Of prices Of his whole stock Of
Goods everylarticle being chalked down at
prices corresponding with the recent great
decline III the Eastern cities. His assort.
rnerlt embraces the largest and most desirable
''i8g4 STOCK OF GOODS .>f
ever offered IN this market, and he will sell
them cheaper than any other concern in this
village, cosT or NO. COST. Among his assoft-
ment may be found some Twenty thousand
and one yards Calicoes from cents upwards.
Alpacas, M'DeLains, Cashmeres, &c. &c. in
proportion. A good article Of Muslin De
Lalns at is cents per yd. Alpacas lsa cents
pei I'd. ! Cotton cloth yd wide 81 cents. Real
Marimack Blues i2a cents per I'd. Among
lhis Groceries may be found 65 half chests
Young Hyson Teas, among which will be
| found the best article at 50 cents per pound
ever offered III this market. 40 Bags Rio
| and Java Coffee, 5000 lbs. Porto Rico and
Havana Sugars, &c. &c, Besides any quan>
ttity' of sole and upper Leather, Boots and
Shoes, Hardware, Crockery, &c. &c: The
public are nvited to call and examine prices
and if they don't fDd goods few pegs be-
low any thing III town thensI will pay them
for their time 10 employed.
saa n5a aaeisii - :, - -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-28
.Marriages.

At the Prentiss house, in this village, on the s2d
inst, BY Rev. sc. Thomas, Mr.. EDWIN o.
BABCoCK, 70 Miss AMELIA CRANE, both
Of Shalersville.g ~ ~
In Palmyra. on the 18th inst, by Rev. :. l..
simington, Mr, SYLVESTER oRsBON, Of
Akron, to Miss LAURA ANN HALL. Of the
former place. lgfs, 4as. ENT -a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-28
NEW GROCERYl STORE
HOOD e STEVENS p

HOOD & STEVENS ig;if
HAVE taken the store adjoining r. e
IL Canpbell's, opposite the Court House,
ana are now opening q = iaItE E3e tAsLl
New and complete stock -of Gro.
- st@ ~zii ceRies aia ~
recently purchased on the most advanta geous
terms in New York, which they offer at yer,
low prices for CASH or in exchange Fob
COUNTRY PRODUCE. .,.,.s-. e.t .-,.
The attention Of purchasers is invited par.
tlcularly to their stock of =
Family Groceries
which will be found at all times complete,
and consists in part Of ;, y,
Green and Black Tea,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, Ming.
yong, Oolong, Souchong. 80.
Java, Rio, and Laguira CofFBR, % -
st. Creix, Porto Rico, Havana, and New
Orleans SUGAR. s..., :. -
Rice, Spices of all kinds, Pearl Barley, ri.
pioca Citron, Olive Oil, Snuff Almonds, Corks
Tar, Pipes. az ~ 35'5@'
f.l& sl@. Tob a Geo. ~ I 's&
"Langhorn's" Cavendish;of fine flavor; also,
pound, quarter, and eighth Jumps, varl Gus
qualities; also, Mrs G. B. Miller's fine cut
chewing and smokipg,, Do. ssssa.aass.sssss,s
Havana Sugars of,approyed brands. -, I.
Sperm and Whale OH, Pat. Cord, and plain
Sperm candles. "s 19
;. Onondaga fine Salt in bbls. and bags os 9:
lbs.; Also, few sacks Of
tAslltOn's' Liverpool Salt,
a superior article FOR DAIRY USE Goldfish,
smoked Herring, Mackerel, Sporting Powder
in Kegs and Canisters, Drop and Buck Shot.
Lead, Percussion caps, Fish Hooks g. Lines,
Corn brooms, Cedar ond Painted Tnbs, Can.
pals and Boxes IN NESTS, painted Pals, Tube
Mats, Hemp and Manila Cords.
"Berrian's" Whitewash, Busting, Scrub,
Shoe and Horse BRusHRs. "Russell O. Co's.''
Butcher and Shoe Knives, "Ames" Shovels
and Spades, ''Collins g. Co.'S" east steel Axes
and Hatchets-a complete assortment, "a GU
wan y Cos" cut Nails I'D. to led. Hay
forks, Hoes and Carpenters Hammers. 100
Doz. SUPERIOR WHITE FRENCH CHINA Soup,
Dinner, Dessert. and Tea plates, and q genes
eral assortment of Crockery and Glass ware.
Ravenna, August 12, f846. 4w7O
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I Rayeauasla, IA OF. Il, ,is4s. g N.

,lARESS GOODS.--All wool and Rep
II Cashmeres--De Delanes, Printed robes,
Black Green and Mode colpred Cashmeres--
(St. Cscilea) Satin, Stripe Cashmeres.--
Ohio and Polka Plaids, Gala Plaids, Plaid
Cloakings, Plaid Linseyss .Alapacas Of all
grsdes.can be found q: Sl.5,sl ~
Oct 1885,. eGIl4LETT"S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-28

IA; II No. $50 Sycamore st., neal FiAhsa
n Bscaref fnl and call llfoftheabove Nod
icine at the Drug store OFFS WET n HATCH
Ravenna, Ohio, who are the only agents n Z
Portage county. i,s; ~ 4 4 /, III
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-28

SATTNS AND VELVETS.
T1OR Bonnets, a great variety and latest
II styles, at 's1 DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-28

nARASOLS .--SiIk, Gingham ahd Cot4ca
u Paraspls, large lot inust be soids ny. I
nsy' 1s4s. ny sstsTTI.ETs1s01ss Dosss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-28

:NTOTICE. The public are hereby notified
IN that my wife Clarissa has without cause
left nv bed and. board and that will no long
ar be accountable for any debts Of her con-
tracing Allpersons are hereby foIolaosp
to harbor her or provide for her On no ny 4, sc>
count. SAMpEsLL. ~ ~ Z s..s-S
Eiree,sboro', Oct. 70, fsses sw7o \
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-28
BEWARE OF
CONSUMPTION, /

HOW MANY persons put off from, lime 10 TINA
llthat most important calling-1attending II
their health before it be too late. Look around
U.s. particularly in our city, and we win daily hi.
hold hundreds of persons, whose countenances
bespeak suffering with disease ofthe lungs and
protracted cough fast approaching their minors
tai destinations, without, perhaps, being sensi-
BILE of their serious situations. May tbss warn
ing awaken them in due season, and at once
seek relief, which is to be found In DIR DUN
CAMS EXPECTORANTRE REMEDY, safe.
pleasant and certain medicine for the cure ofe
cough and the premonitory symptoms that lead
to CONSUMPTION. This medicine ifnmcdi-s
ately heals theirritated Membrane ofthe Bronchi
and Lungs, gives strength and support TO the en-
feebled frame, thus, causing the lungs to throw
OF thse vicid secreted matter that accumulatcs
and 9 q settles 81 lies, upon Y o them; -,
Dki DosCAN--Dear s,r--fon Will please acs
c ceps .aesc INES ron one VINO mas peen spared
from tne iamisning iangs OF ConsnntpstoH, by the
11noy use oi you, inestimaeie sEpeetofans
issa ay: a hau csil y youI sityin NovemocF y,
a'a .a,., uu.s sess's sou ara aalpP sPei wnlch
eaas. ny ~ sahe pau coio, enoed win some
and .n'US, ;, sca sUrs couga ary. na.a
anu oo0snalo, VIII. soaroeiy ahy eApeeto,auoni
PUN and soreness IN my ,breasts at length
sweating ut night commenced, with much weakf
ness and deblllty. during this itmel used
many medicines, several being highly recon,--
monded they oil tended 10 increase my suffer.
-ings, oy blnd!ng up my systems ana only giving
temporary retiefto my cough. Finding that my
disease was assuming serious ana ,aangerons
character, began to be alarmed, and took The
advice of one Of our best Physicians, who at once
recommended your '.Expectorant Remedy" and
advised.m toprocure six bottles. Fat once sent
to your Cincinnati Office for them, and comnen-
ced using the medicine ss soon as received. n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-28

NTOTICE is hereby given that tthe. subscrE
In bers were this day appointed and quail
ilied Executors of the last. Will and testa>
ment Of Lyman Case, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said estate are
requested o present them legally authenticat-
ed within one year from this date. AT per.
sons indebted to the estate aforesaid, are re-!
ouested ID make immediate payment' T6g
s, Dirt CASE, ! Executors, !
r.vf-gS III. p, CURTfSS,S 5
Rootstown, Oct. eth. 184e. SwEI
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-28

VXTALL PAPER.-700 Pieces of Wall
w common, Satin Paper, Bordering, Blue
and Green window paper, at very low prices.
Oct. 1916. GILLETT e. Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-10-28

TRESH TEAS.--59 days from China.
Just received another lot of that zee Zebra
ted Soc. Tea warranted as good as can be
sold in this market for the money at
Oct, 97, 1916. M DAYS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19
Lies of tho DnY.
iIcEELlEU.

We find the Albany Argus. Rochester Adrcr-
tiser, and any number more of the Loco Foco jour
nails, following the cue given from Washington in
representing The two Wing Senators and fourteen
Representatives who voted against the War bill as
hostile 10 giving the President power to send rein
forcements and supplies TO our beleaguered Army
Every retailer Of this ealumny is perfectly aware Of
its falsehood. The Wings Were all willing to vote
for whatever supplies and reinforcemen,s The Prcs
dent should deem requisite, but they could not en-
dorse the preamble Of the BILL which declared that
we are at war with Mexico, and accused her of COM
mencins ii. All the Wings protested against the
base trick of aSxing TO supply bill such prearn-
Bile, and thus compelling them TO affirm what they
knew to be untrue, else vote against empowe ring
the Presden, TO send assistance to troops The
Rio Grande. Having made ;heir protest, in the
form of repeated motions TO amend so as to deprive
the poor cheat of any substantial force most OF the
Wings voted for the bill; but sixteen Of them re
fused TO do so as did Mr. CALHouS, by sitting silent
in his seat when his name was called. This IS the
truth OF the matter.