The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-25

fellow freemen daily exempI6es it. This being the
character and the requisites Of the American citizen
contradiction to suppose that he Is to be acquired by
conquest. or transferred the spoil Of No the
Government of the United States seeks conquest over
neighbor upon her borders--one who will sympafhse
with the geRus Of her institutions and the liberty Of
laws II she cannot obtain republican neighbor who
Will reciprocate Kind Offices and beneficial laws 1t will
become the paramount duty Of the United States to seek
a boundary which she readily fortify and defend
ernment. The opposite banks OF stream like tho Rio
Bravo dividing fertile valley. Is the worst possible
boundary between nations unless there affinity Of
situations and Of laws among the inhabitants The United
States Of America will never recede in the face Of
Monarchy they must greet kindred Republic the
Rio Grande or advance and entrench themselves upon
the rugged sleeps and defes Of the Sierra Madre The
means which Congress has Just voted of 900
and ten millions of dollars enables the President dictate
the terms ofpeace in your Capital and II rests with
yourselves People Of Northern Mexico to assume an at
H,1de which viii place you fifty years in advance Of
anarchca fragments OF tho interior Of Mexico, sub,
sac ana rot perhaps under the stsgnant calm Of depo
antagonism TO principles which must ultimately govern
Rise, then, citizens of Tamaulipas New Leon Coahui.
Ia and chihuahua Shake off the lethargy in which
you have slumbered since 49, and reanmate the repub
lie OF Rio Grande You then appealed to the govern.
ment OF Texas to aid in against central OPP
preston and rapacity and her gallant volunteers flock
cd to standard and battles in your cause
ought to be remembered among tho brightest in your
annals Has seven years Of submission unnerved your
hearts ia Paiedes today less despotthan bustamcntc
was tHou OF SdnIa Anna blnCe Are you not daily
threatened with the scepre Of some royal bastard by
the junto At tho capitol and you freemenare you
men to bear this in meek submissionf Ifyou do bear
you deserve to ba swept from the earth pollute
with your craven presence-sye and yo will be- il ye
are thus receant Tor In the contest that approaching
men are needed
Rise then and shout for the Republic Of Rio Grande
Abandon the Mexican vuture that preys upon your vi
tals-he fitting symbol OF government, that has no
deeper comniserati for ysur suerngs than the
cious bird upon her crest fools for the serpent that
writhes in his beak Assemble your delegates within
once and deasre your to the Ser
re Msdre AT your leisure you debate constitution
republic oftha, horrid incubus, the Mexican tariff
which has ruined her treasury and demoralised her
peope-open your ports and trade freely with all The
world--gct the most for what you have TO SELL by
the chcapes. rates, BY having the world for sellers
and the rights Of propeyally yourselves the great
mother OF republics and initiate those qualities which
hspp and il a.d
Long live the United States Of America.
Long live the Republic OF Rio Grande!
The Military Preparations for tho War with
Mexico.
TIE REGULAR ARMY.
Company r Sd Artillery. now at Fort McHenry intend
leaving narc during the of the day for New York
whore they will embark in the e. ship Lexington for
Of Lieut. Tomkins and number about 90 men They take
with them siA pieces of canton. and fully supplied
with all necessary equipments We have doubt they
will aid in susa ming high reputation already gained
by our gallant army Baltimore american June %.
TEXAS. 5a.
The New Orleans Trop,c says Texas will send 500
mounted men to the a,isy on the Rio Grande. gentle
man travelling three weeks ago in Washington and
wards Of 500 men their way the army The above
mentioned fifteen hundred do not include compa-
nae, On o., the s Ia, no% more than
the arrival at Galveston Of the that General Tay
lor wanted renforcements. $50 German emigrants who
had been in the country only three weeks organized
themselves into two companies and Immediately march
ed for head quarters These Germans understand what
the remainder Of their days They identify themselves
with ias they have right to partae in the blessings
Of its prosperity they finch not from the duty Of defend
ing against public cnemes-thcy not clamorous
for oce while they show themselves by their actions
to be true friends Of the country.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
HEAD Quarters, CHARLEsroH, June 10, 1916.
The Adutant and Inspector General, by order Of his
Exce ency the Communicative Chief takes great plea
upon south Carolina for regiment OF infantry, to aid
in the prosecution Of the against the republic of
spach which has ever characterized the State when
ever her services have been demanded for the defence
The following companies have offered, and been &C.
ccpted for twelve months service
:, Ma,rshall, Absville; Mofatt, Camden; Blanding
Charleston; Mickle, Columbia; sumter, Sumter; Dunno
want, Chester Brooks Edge6eld. williams, Newbsrry
Fort, Lexington; Butler Greenville.
assemble at their respective places Of rendezvous
Monday, the Goth inst, at IL NJ for the purpose Of in
spection.
The inspecting officer will be instructed to receive
sixtyfour privates, eight noncommissoned officers and
three commissioned officers in each company tho exact
Immediately after the inspection an election for Field
Officers, to wit:.one Colonel, one Lieut. colonel and
Major, will be held, at which the above named num-
Der Of officers and privaes will be entitled to vote
The captain OF each company will detail his commits.
hsn
tail tho nsn-commissoned officers; and. Immediately
after such election make returns properly signed and