Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-26
THE HERALD.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 10.

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.cns.qIcnc,s which were predicted by lie
wings az likely 10 grow ont Of a war with
Mexieo--Ond which we're denounced BY the
locoloco party =. the croakings Of coward.
ly knavts. fderal'sls &c.--afc to be more
han realized Even those whose arden,
patriotism led them to ahcc, the belief tina,
Mexico could not il she would make any
defence oca,ns the cncroachmens OF The
American arips-arc forced now to admit
that war even with MoIleo-weak aud
feeble as ttcysupposed hers on affair
Of no ,rfirng character. This miserable
war has DOW BEEN prosecuted with as much
vigor us a weak and vascilsting adminis,ru.
ton could give TO such On enterprise, for
the space OF eight months-snd what has
been accomplished Tens Of Millions of
dol ars and thousands otiires have already
been sacrificed and how near is the advnpce
Of our army 10 the Halls Of the Mont2u-
mas p The distance by the route by which
our army may be compelled TO march we
oplne no one as ye, can tell we do not be-
iicvc that Old lack as Rough and
Ready and as keen sighted as he nay be,
has yet seen guide board telling him the
distance, and directing him on By a plain
aud open way, to the point Of hi. dcsinn
lion
But we are glad 10 see that the eyes ofthe
people are opening to the beauties Of this
war and that it is now becoming evident
that the humbuggercs ofthe party sanction
ing it,can'bo made to take bat little longer
The torch Of war when once kindlcd is no
rush igh, or hrlhng candle, tha, can be
cxjngulshod with a breath md no man can
with any degree Of certainty prcdic, the
consequences Likely 10 result by the coils.
sion of two nations, however unequal the
contest may appear a, the outset Eng.
land thought in the days Of the Revolution
-" : -. ''''' '''''' ~ pay w., "
the 'rcbellious cprlI' which arose in this
country, and so she though, when she at.
y, " 1901 - ''' wy ~ ". pO'"' y
end she found herself sadly mistaken in the
power OF tina, spirit which resists agrees
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WHO r ,..w Of ,au p,as,u, state Of our at
fairs viii Mexico, can begin to estimate
tn cost Of the conIlcs ofihat country .
From tie las intelligence Of our Army i.
appears that Gen. Taylor will remain Al
Monterey until he is reinforced and not
"l!hs.anling the Secretary OF War but a
few days SAGE announced that mo more
troops would b. n clcd in this war" We al
ready sc Z call for cight regiments more
10 be mustered forthwith into the service
On tho o,l,, bonl,ho nous from Me,ico
is Of the mas, wo,l,Ls cho,oc,o, T. vooll
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stances oil De-. Nv - ''" 10
Vas witnessed in GU. own lana IN days
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