Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27

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be abandoned BY one for. what would be the uss
Of Treasury notes under SubtreasuIy ADMINISTRATORS
The issue OF Treasury notes would DO perfectly neonsi.
ent Win the Suoueasury systcm. IL Ia quite plain that
the Government. for its use driven TO the ueccs
atty OF issuing paper can have occasion make pro-
vision Tor locking up II. treasures. The Sabreasury sy.
TEN MAKES penal tn thing spec,
Ihey arc therefore entirely Inconsistent with each other
with respect 10 loans, boseech gentlemen not to de-
ecNe themselves There Is money enough in the country
1t tue, and the credit Of the Government will be- good N
we lay such taxes will produce revenue; but n gentle
men suppose that loan 10 to be contracted in this eoun
p Tor the use OF the Government. 10 be paid specie
IN the expectation that that specie be locked up tbey
will ind themselves mistaken Those who hold capal
Will consent to no such thing II the Government make.
oan' must be made In the ordinary way-psyable by
instruments OF Otherwise under circumstances that will
show that TIN. amount OF money Is DO drained from
all the operations OF private hfe take IL for granted
then loans to be made tho new method Of keepiny
the public money must be abandoned.
And now air, having said this much in relation TO the
ideas communicated TO us respecting the mode Of raising
revenue, desire to add that my Judgment the time b,.
come To ask Tor the object character and far
ana under which the war Is hereafter be
The people OF this country, while they are willing 10 nav
all neediu expenses; while they desous OF sustaining
the glory OF the American arms; while they are ready TO
e men OF american territory, and maintain all
me essential rights OF their country; the people, If do not
misread tue Desires wish know the object. and
purposes and ends for which this further to be car
RED GU There 10 not hostile foot within tho mit,
OF the United States. Our army at first an army of o..,
vauon, then an Of has becom, AN army of
viii not say unjust invasion; but il is camp
and within the acknowledged territory OF Mexico: and
NAY 'vu suc ruihoIs winch have recently reached us,
r,s,Iy ~ The civ Of ~, wm immediately and d..
it, w .'y " "ioAeo' wen, now. the people,
have said, appear TO me to demsnd and with grea, rea
son. ul, distinct, and account of IN,
ID, hv ~ 49, ~ "''s war OF INVASION Tho Pre-
the other OF the 10th OF June. signifies that he In reaJy
- ~ i -" upon terms OF peace; while 1t ap
no, ,ilIing 20 to-, H. We N"o" now mat Mexico IL
=, ,'i " 49, 4. eearu 10 ths, must that
IN my Judgment this be the state OF the case Mexico ia
I:nvasn, ~ =, ~ S ana senseess part, and the
proper ono. th., IL =, - w W ' extent, Is acting
Ame,ic,n co~o,nr,s, -, Us e war uoes exist, and the
scrbinp terms so As 10 .hos ,S., w uea without pre-
acccn,shI. nd ~; NV NV a' hei terms would be I'M
so far tho conJ,c, ~ H. Ts 70 uoa', why 'hen say
the eondpc, of No. ,...I' y reasonable, and
yyonls dcsi,. m III - s ana senseicss.
in this case for Two me- - ". many reasons and
try entirely in the right, and 10 ,rS ~ neep our soun-
the country tb., !, is in IN. -, - y uuusi In
wrong, and would adyi., II ueses nothing
vice that this Gove,nm.n, ho,IJ I aeu On 20 give al
embassy TO Mc,ieo And ,ho TO-, 'oi ,, solemn
influence me are i'm the Tr.t nI,e. 49,; ny" Noulu
are s,on, !, 4. : - ,Lfr, 1850 ,N'eoH weak ana we
Odds. and in al. n.,, 49, On heI part ssains' great
neighbor-a republic formed nnon on & Me h
when she ,brc,y OF ,ho J,s;' ' p"n mouei' VINO,
Huenccd Throughout, mainly nv on - oJ Sph' was IN
wished her sncccs.. rc,,.in, 90 p 0s''ainy we
her change from yiceroyoI,y ., S,; M noI upon
model we wished her We. ana I'LL upp ouI own
Mo oC ,ho IIn;,aS So, u 'nnA now ina, the poo
no pleasure) in doing her an n,n Son mus .ney nave
cessary to maintain their own rights TIE MI" - ne
United States cannot wish IN crush an. RonIP " y, 'n
leo it cannot be their desire 10 b,a.L - . " 'ieA
Republic it cannot be their wish q, A. r. 80
monachca form Of government TO renJa, h Hs.
appanage TO some one of the thrones Of ErTon 'e'e
This is not thought which can 6nd b.,S l.; a.
breasts Of the American peopIe Me,ico hsaIs
unfortunate she is unfortunate really bsIis~ ,a S
lean people the worst governed peone in Cb,s,.rJ
They have vet 20 /, arm the ,n. ~ 81
Depressed aud ruined BY dominant m;,
tanning army of forty thousand troops how can Go
vernment limited in its resources a, I'm, Of Wo 40 uo
ish1 II is impossible Sb. has hccn uak-. noui
the production or nonproducton of uen 70 ,It' w, "
ellis | am sorry to SAY itoc ,.nnhI, - 80 t ouh-
less Mexico has produced few ar nons IN, -
lightened patriotic men I yoriIv b.I;ey. 81 IL
fear, that history will hereafter record the 80,
that from the time of the establishment of an inJnoS
Government, the people of Mexiso have boen w.. 80
erned great deal thsn thew ,yere under The - s.
Nobody wish her fall but Mckee mus, h.s
the suggestions of r.,son Sho -, -, - sc ~
peace; this she ought to know And If her
be hopelessy supd and infatuated hey must he ava,
that this Is her interest Nothing can exceed have
always thought the Obsnacy and ssnselessness manifested
by Mexico Tor so many years in refusing to acknowledge
the independently Of Texas. A conespondence between
this Government and Mexico upon that subject tool l,
at time when had something do with the admins,r,
ton, so that my attention particularly directed to tho
course OF conduct pursued by Mexico which struck me re-
semolng-ihough II was much more scnseless-the con-
duct Of old Spain ia attempting many wears 10
the people Of the low they had beir
independence.
Mexico be taught that il is necessary fo, b., o,
for peace upon considerations which hsiona a., ,L
present state OF things. We have lust claims against
claims acknowledge by herself in The mos, soemn 60 ;.
treaty stpuaiions She ought to make provision for ,b
payment OF those cams in short she mus, be brongb, 20
justice am not one OF those who would do her m inus
uee. but E does appear 10 me that it. after an thu, has
cured she still persists refusing 10 receive an American
United STATES tbst She sr Tc,.s h III ''s ,au OF tue
senseless part. very
As to her enlis,ing the sympatbv NJ Go,o;o, p,...
have not the least belief thai anv Powsr 800 LLiI
Mexico. have not the least bs.Ci :, h.. ,,ss.u u
assurance Of any Power that, If she will bold on T.; @
test foreign aid will be sent TO her binL ,hs hI III
icy Of the Governments of Eptone t,kes dfyo' ~, 20
| believe that they th,nk-apd especially Engand ,hS, -
is their interest to have Mexico AZ peace. in s,a, 81
tive industry culyang her resources multinvin bey o
ducts and increasing her ability 10 purcbase rom ,h.,