The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-29

It over as you will substantially to this Mey.
eco must he dismembered, either by or by revolu-
flon. regiment of armed emigrants mus be sent TO
CaIioTnia they mast be enlisted with an express con
ntlon mat they Eot to return home they will be sent
INTO California to remain during the WAL II that pro-
vice falls into hands during the war or is ours on
me return OF peace they to remain that country
1t not they will, al the conclusion of the war be marched
JUST across the line into Oregon and be discharged with
me express understanding that they will Immediately re-
turn TO California raise The STANDARD OF revolt declare
themselves independent and, Texas like be annexed 10
the United STATES. Such beyond controversy was The
design OF that enterprise and il shows how low weak
or wicked administration may stoop. If we we're deal
g WIN The Power before whom the President was dis
posed to quail m the settlement in the Oregon question
the Administration. even after the of peare nigh,
De called upon Tor explanation if such letter as tia.
o Secretary Marcy should come 10 their knowledge and
nave reference to any oftcir possessions The newly
organized governments IN New Mexico and California
under the direction of the Executive no doubt shows
the object for which The war is prosecuted
But tht President that he does not wish to
uismemheT Mexico and Is ready make peace But
on what terms Mexico we are told mus, paw the ex
pelses OF tn war. Now every one kn The poverty
OF that dsracted country Her finances are so derang-
ged that she scarcely able support her army in the
ned; SO poor that the man hope OF the return Of peace
Is founded upon her inability support the wal Does
Tie President believe that Mexico can pay US ffy mil
IONS OF money reimburse tor the expense of the
war Does he not know her utter IN billy to NEE,
such demand in specie Did he not inform us il his
two million message, that Mexico so poor that she
could nol conveniently wait TIL the treaty vas ratified
and therefore he desired the millions so as TO he
able to pay her Advance, 10 keep her army que, until
We could recall our roops Mexico pay the expense of
the war THIS amounts 10 declaration that she must
yieu up her iernnry-thc only means of payment at
her disposal Aud intent Is the President upon des
pooling Mexico of possessions that he has declared to
she world that he will pose the war otth vgor that
he VIVA consent To no %arms,ice but Will commute the
Work "i nntcnefy and conquest even after treaty of
peace Stall have been signed by both nations This
avowa was distinctly made in his two million message
An avowal worthy only Of the ages of barbarlsm Ir
this administration is checked in its mad career If
the President is aowel exercise any and every DOW
er which may further his ambitious designs the dav is
not far distant when our tree Government will exist only
N name. shall he be permitted 10 go on without re
buke, or shall the Peoples Representatives asser; their
right II is true that all WHO speak freely will be brand
Ell as traitors but the people will decide whether devo-
h"n to our country may not be effectualy exhibited
IN defending our constitution as in rampimg under
loot