Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-01
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Al; ;aopointedsby Tie Legislatars OF Iaaisia6a
10 presentahe ssssolttlohs and th ahkssof
lie GenstaI Assembly to Gel slor, di:,
rived al Matashoros on the Bib init, and
We're iprssentediio. tie brave olf shlefiain
:stai osclbekg gBh The 9th By Col abGzan,-
one oethe aids Of Gov. johnson On be-,
ing ,nresen.ed..o The General, his ataf and
bficsfs afahe army, the ColonsiEahd their
STAFF who were invited 10 be.presento the
occasion. Mr.. Zachdrie, Chailman Of the
'Cofimitfee, gaids: e, e -
aGeneral, I have the, ,highEhonor of;pre-
setting 10 you. the. resolutions and, voie Of
thanks andthe act aPproprialing a sword
which were unahimousl passea.byS.he
State Of Louisiana, to you, your bfavetSf
'ficers and the army under your co,mmsha,
for ihe gallantry displayedsby them in the
battle Of The 9th and 9Th; 81 My. 4 am
no orator General, but my own hedft and.
the heart of every Eonisianiah Improves
of the beautiful sehtimeRtsof these fesolu-
tions. In behalf Of the State of Louisiana;
thank you and your brave army for the
addilionallustre which those glofions VIC
tories have shed npoas American, arms.
To which'the General, briefly aud @rlh
much emotion, teplieds "Ms, heart feels
TOO deeply aud sensibly the high honor
that has been conferred upon nae, my OF.
dcers and men. to respond 70 your ex.
Pressions OF gratitude ana xhaEss. 7 al
ways feit assnrea pattee patHonc .otate
Of louisiana would be ano1gii she tirst TO
rush % The assistance. OF our Mttssarmy. 80
time Of need. well knew, asdid also
my officers and men, that she was q. gal
Ian, brave and noble State;e'ha elhValry,
noble, DARING. aud ardent patriotism we're
her high attributes. Her volunteers nave
readIly abandoned 7heT homes;and oosi.
hess 10 assist ns 10 the hour ef danger. we
feel deep gratitude 20 them and to you.
The generous and timely action: OF 2i'e
Legislature OF louisiana wal never be
forgotten by usi its na.ne willbe e,nbai.n-
ed ih our hearts as q Cherished me m9riai,
We feel that we have only aene OUT du,y;
yet we cannot ou. .eei 1lIsaly5sfa.,1ea. 10
citizens. Together with the love tt couH-
try. which is common to useall, tits tina;
appreciation which cheer and:anima.es the
soldier in the hour of battle. G Gentlemen,
1 am rsaccastomed to pHtlic speaking, |
therefore. in The name Of hfyolfe ere and
naen, lhapkyo and the pa,riotils State
which you represent for the HDner confer
red upon u.s. Ets,' .,ss.==sss
Atshe eonclusioa Of bic reply Fhe Gene
ralinvled the cenmitteeI aud 5all present
TO splendid collation. which he hal order
ed to be prepared Tor the occasion, aud 10
which ample justice was done. Mumer-
Gus toasfs were drunk. - 5S.sS, ( ;.
The mex, day the commii,ees were in
vited TO dinner given by The phcers Of
Arista 10 .Ma,amoras.s Coli Twiggs pre-.
sided. Gen. Taylor was present.. Asplen-
did band of musi: perlormeds occasionally
on the gallary,. and hundreds Of The citi-
yens of Malamoras ihrongedsihe Plaza to
the exulting aud Joyous strains
Hcrald,G, Tribune. :,:;s
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Important from Yacataa.-Thei Peus-
sain:brig Deitino. Capts% Aaits. arrived at
tIlis>port las, evening fromESampeachy'
whence she sailed on the 6iif:l Inc
news brought by her from 7 YIcalan.is I'M.
porlant. A letter written at The latter
place 10 commercial house. in. this city,
dated on the das of the Del6no's sailing.
vaich VIC have been allowsd 10 peruse:
e,ates that the Yucaian Congress was still
in session, bur expected to adjourn on the
20,h Instant.
They were discussing the:proprIe'y OF a
separation frem Mexico with, the greatest
earuestnes., and the general impression
was that before they adjourned, Yncatan
would be declared indeEendent.:-N. U. r.
,chr. Joaqulua, captain Marines. arrived
last evening. She left CamPearhy the
the 18th ins'' we learn u,rough te'te:s
received by commerela' mouse ss ~ TINS Is
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