The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-13
RN The NJ AIlS.

WAssissros, Nov. IL, 1916.
The Drip Tsaor If Ae Late Instructions to hs Com.
mand,r in the Feid of Ops, atoms IN NsrieoThe Rec
JYhy, and the Time When Statement efPre6sbls
Cost-Basis of Opsrations-Eesmomv in the Nnasess
-Congrsn-Erpe,,msnts iu Gun Cotton-New Era
10 the South General Remarks
We rei,erae with confidence the assertion that in the
instructions to General Tay lor per Major Graham full
If not an unconditional discretion allowed to the
brave old soldier respecting the policy Of the forward
movement and acting under that discretion equal
y confident that he will remain in Monterey for the pre-
SENT refresh his troops and reinforce his to col
ect supplies ascertain the designs and movements OF
the enemyin short, to await until every thing
side ready and every thing the side of tho Mexcans
clearly points out the policy of pushing int the interior
We suppose there can be question that the reasons
why more troops have been called for, are
First. That they may not be wanted
Secondly That they can't 60 without money and
Thirdly That the funds hand will all BIO required
by the troops in the field and, =.
Fourthy That a reinforcement will require an appro
priaon from Congress- of rs yet to be collected
The reason (the cost will apply to the delay Of
the inevitable attack upon Vera Cruz 1t is movement
believed to involve 80 much Of expenditure that the
President prefers consultation Of Congress to the indie
pendent assumption Of the whole rs.P0n sn
things considered have Seen really economical. We
have sustained circuous base liae Of operations
Santa Fe and thence the Pacific of three thou
sand mileswe have kept up blockade Of some seven
the Pacc and shall have, perhaps sustained all this
prodgous armament, with the mass OF their supplies
from the United States from the outbreak Of the In
May to the treaty which expect in December, at
expense Of less than $40, 000
The administration has had especial eye to the
duct of this war; with little expense possible to the
people, consistent with its obligations of honor the
fort of tho and the navy and the glory OF the Ame
rican arms.
The guncotton has been tested at the War Depart
ment, and pronounced the article" Experiments will
be made tomorrow at tn, u y. Arsenal and II 1t pass
the rigid tests to which it will be subjected there,
there be doubt that ii will will add per
instanter to the value oreal estate in the south and
place the United States position before the world Of
the absolute respect and importan II will render
the South perfectly secure and the peculiar institution
of the South perfectly independent OF any favor from the
North, and fearless OF its assaults.
Thus, we that while the famine in Europe is ex.
banding the wealth of the North, this discovery OF
guncotton is destined to promote in still higher ratio
or Advancement the national importance and commercial
preponderance Of the great staple Of the South few
Of such of luck will enab the STATES to
claim the exiting of their debts and the federal
Government to be clear Of oans and of money lenders
in every quarter
Why SIR, it requires a to keep his eyes open TO
comprehend the which the world and particularly
the onward march Of this republic, is going ahead
beats all natur. W.
P. S. Hon, W. r. King late Minister to France, IL
gistered at Colemans this evening.