The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-05
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probably by this time again placed Santa Anna instead
Of Parodes at the head Of the dsordery Prmtoan. Of
Mexico, it il and curious example Of Franklins
old Recommendation to begerent powers, buy each
others territories they wanted them, better bar
gain than fighting for them. The ancient exclamation of
Jugurtha regarding Rome, would, in the supposed
suggest the only doubt still clogging the and
bought If they have found purchaser. But it may be
remembered that President Polk asked Congress- for
not get them. There appears to be more uncertain.
ty how the federal government intend raise the
on the contest Either Santa Anna and his myrmdons
must be content with little for 'stoApg" the war; or
tisfyng the rapacy said distinguish the chief whom
military revolution restoring The garrison of
and the people of Vera Cruz then atiiied them who
had only few year. previously p according to con.
generals buried leg, which had been shot off in battle,
and kicked it about the CUTTERS Paredes, it is
ported oepossH Shu pr s MEXICO and santa
through the American blockade.
These two republics. in their mode of carrying on war
and administration, remind of the two Homerc he.
roes the one slackening pursuit the other flight in
adroam." round the walls Of Troy, Such speedy
TO the method OF purchasewhether confirmed or
notillustrates, even as rumor the fact that the Anne.
ricsn public getting tired of the war. After the first
where begins to be perceived that the glory is sha.
dowy. the gain problemacs and nothing assured but
the Americans went to war they would soon bur.
then themselves heavily with debt and taxes as any
not we'll organised for economy, even in The OBJ
ect aimed being to multiply petty places and patronage
swar establishment all world precedent Ano
Their consideration which should dssuade the American
own apt to ov.lop ali others TSs ne dsn
ger especially to be feared in the American
monwsalth since populas jealousy ha. prevented the
which might keep military power in check infxse
the army itself spirit accordant with that embodied
In the political organization. But popular jealousy
forbidden that organised bodies should exist
the dssolvng power Of annual or biennial popular suf
spectacle under such conditions those TO which all
other power subjected in the United States Even the
thought solid and permanent Establishment to be
consistent with popular government We infer that
izston Of military forces that military force once or
gansed prove in the end too strong for democracy
Very curious the statements Of the New York
illustrative, we think, Of this point For instance the
Col Stevenson's regiment for California still remains
at New York; preparations however, nearly com.
pete for its departure. and will probably leave within
aisw day: large number Of assertions have taken
Guilty will be had in supplying their places with better
soldiers strong opposition has been manifested in
rious quarters to the Commander but it proceeds from
interested and entirely unworthy sources and exctes
little attention, and mpairs not at all the efficiency Of the
These Republicans playing with edge-tools and
precisely the edgetool which, in all ages have abridged
the duration Of republics.
from the London News, Sept ISL
The Intelligence received from Mexico by the last ar.
rival from the United Statos Of remarkable nature
The condition Of affair, is complicated; On the
last action and his way said though rather cir
cautiously to confront the invading army Of General
Santa Anna, embarked for the shores from whence he
recently expelled and welcomed before his arri
val By at Vera Cruz and in the capital
Is matter for surprise that this demonstration in
favor of the whose military fame made him alLina
with hi. country men, should have taken place; the
coup, in fact, was long meditaed and rumor had for
time prepared us for the enaeavor the part of
Santa Anna to regain the power which he exercised
tOug a oSta la mn
ments Of Paroles, it presents aspect Of singu
lariy, though les: singular in country like Mexico
declare against their leaders is of frequent deve
lopement than elsewhere. military President at the
head Of army Of fifteen thousand men, might under
ordinary circumstance be considered Formidable rival
even experienced chief like Santa Anna; but when
Of disanecIon among troops constituted the Msxcans
are the solution Of the problem is at hand It is only
extend from the garrison at Vera Cruz the army at
Monterey and the pronuncdmento which deprives Pa.
redes Of power is complete.
II nice point to consider what will be the course
adopted by Santa Anna, when he fills the Of
fee Of President of the Mexican republic Up to the pc.
Rod of the last adyices the pacific offers OF Mr. Polk
were not known in Mexico. Will Santa Anna flushed
with success and hailed as military delvercr rely
that OF the Mexican army or will he rather lend
to the propositions from Washington strive 70 console
date his power. and construct strong government If
the surnises which have gone abroad in the United
States have any foundation in truth. he will take the
field against the invaders but whatever his wishes the
subect is still possible he may in the instance
find himself in such position to have choice left
we think against it, notw outstanding the active pre-
paraons of General Tay lor and the FIRE courage"
Of the Mexicans under old and again popular leader
The advantage that will finally ensue to Mexico from
the recent change is still problemstcsl whether the
the government OF the country should assume perma.
nent character; that should longer be the prey oil
the shapest sword abroad or at home but have its indie
pendepce assured.
The dinner to celebrate MIR. Browns return for the
Southern division Of Lancashire suggests some matter Of
positive, as the Coleshl banquet to Mr. Newdegate Of
Mr. Browns remarks on the antisayery policy pur.
eued of late years agree much with the views VIC
have venured advance, that make no apology for
"Gentemen-The great difficulty in passing the sugar
duties for which you did the honor to send me to
Parliament the great difficulty was that II might posi-
bly, increase the slave trade. But when admit rice
tobacco sugar and cotton and coffee from slave grow.
ing countries it did absu that should exclude
the sugar of Brazil and Spain because they happened to
be in the same category as the sugar received from
other countries Gentlemen, great change has taken
place in opinion as TO the mode OF doing away with
slavery Many thinking men and anti slavery societies
believe is not to be done away with by coercion.
They that we have SO vessels OF war the African
G0a Se eo Of sna al yearly ss
crHce of 800 of fine fellows dead invsded ear
hear) This Is the annual sacrifice we make for the trial
of experiment which is found TO be utter failure,
and proof that wo effect 1t by coercive
surss. 1t occurred in an early part of my commercial
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that labor very high nd vessels found
desirable 60 Holland Ireland and beside taking
in who could and would pay their passage TO OF
fer passage to those who willing 10 sell their
labor arrival for one two three years at certain
rate to reimburse the ship Many cargoes of pas
,epgers out under these circumstance and were
cal ed redemptionsts II so eventually the prce
OF slave laLor IN one part of the States that the slaves
were sold TO the Southern States where tbov were Of
more value and the slaves of that are still of less
value than in other parts of America Now il does oc
cur 10 me, that if the government would employ mart
Of the 100000 spent on the laveprevenve ships in or
dsr 10 induce the Hill Coolies and part of the Afr
can race who better lsborcrs embark redemp
,;onss what desire TO accomplish would be done
with equally much humanity as by the pre-
sent system for Is understood that the middle passage
is inhuman hey ond anything we have an idea Of met
,hs coast Of Africa who said that he had his pas
age home with twenty six sail Of vessels without
inc single ship Of war. 1t shows how inefficient