The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
From The Richmond Times Of September ..

IRom tse AasilnoAu AlAser ol stIAHlNef :.
! Santa Anna.-The sudden accession
Of This extraordinary man 10 the pinnacle
Of Mexican fame and power--a position
Of very questionable desirsbleness--ha'
given an entirely new aspect to our rela
tians with that unhappy country. That i
will prove 10 be favorable TO speed,
termination of the waf we are inclined
! 10 beIievc, A. well from The mode in
which The distinguished exile accom-
plished his purpose Of catering the pnr,
Of Vera Cruz, as from Certain inlima.
lions which have proceeded from the
government Journal al Washington. IL
matters but lllile whether Santa Anna slip.
ped through Commodore Conncr's line ol
blockade. apparently without his nolire,
GolSie viii poli,s lsSslh hf rs5 sn1llHs is hS% hS%s
rican Consul al Havana and a box OF ci.
gars; il i equally apparent 10 US thai lie
gni into Vera Cruz through an undevslan.
ding with our Government. The eau,.
vocal speech ,whichis attributed u him
when interogaied by Commodore Cnu.
ner, 20 lar from juslifying a permission
10 land, would, but fer such understand.
inc, have authorized his seizure. 49,. ....~
Again; when il was first announced
that Santa Anna had left Havana. the
Washington Un'on. assuming tha. the
success Of his enterprise was not improb.
able, used this language. "The party
coming into power Santa Anna mud his
friends will likely offer proposals for
peace, as we learn from Il source descrr,
ing OF credit ,ha, such is the .desire of
many OF the most influential mrn in Mex.
leo. This thorough acquaintance with
'hs views OF Santa Annals party. apt the
assurance ol the favorable results of his
accession, seem 10 establish an anders,an-
ding with the leader himself, and al least
are strong indications that the late revolu.
ton will be advantageous 10 the United
States. u deserves 10 be remark ed, also.
thai the Enquirer Of ,hls city, doubtless
m the way of being informed on the sub.
Jeci, pronnunces the opinion distinctly
"tliat affairs have assumed dccldedly
pacific cast" The mysterious mission
Of Capt. Slidel Mackenzie to Havana.
not many weeks ago, is supposed 10 have
had some connexion with all these E.
yent.. as~2s ..,.sw~ <-r.t mid f.. ...... s-.-.x
In shori. We think il more than proha-
BILE that laerc vas Iislinc, bargain be.
tween Mr. Polk and Santa s,sna. thai, in
ease Of the la,,er's success. peace should
he made, aud California surrendered for
.twe millions. But what is 10 be done
now That Mr.. Polk has not the two mil.
lions 10 give, and, after lhe vote on Mr.
Nilmot's anii'slayery resolution, is not
likely 10 get il !9..a~~. .~.t ! s.. s.v~
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| The. New Orleans Com nercial Times
oi the Goth uli. iu speruIa,ng on the re-
cen! revolution in Mexico, and its probs-
BILE results. says--@ 9< @aa @asg vu szs-
The FIRST question ,lat srisesis, 10 wilt
extent will the reinsiation of Santa Anna
atfcrt the relations between the United
States snd Mexictf TIE Ieuers we have
perused. the public journals ,hst have
come under cur examinsiiop, are all pro.
ioundiy silent upon this point. The
movement appears TO have or,g,na,td in
the overwhelning popularity &c Santa
Anna, and ceep.ses,ed dislike TO Pa
redes. Probably. 100, the burthens i'm.
posed on the people for The purpose oi
maintaining the ex raodinary expendi-
lures incident 10 war, may have material
" contributed 10 bring about revolution
which The restless desire Tar change al
ways reniers an easy matter 10 Mrxiro.
st'I' 'hete is nothing TO prove that tllc ca