New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02

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Of Treasury Notes. wasted on war, which Polk
told in his Message Of December, l5i5, would
never take place.
The Washington Uaioa praises Wright for sup
porting Folks Message. Here is az ext-sc: from
that document
This accession 70 our Territory .ueaning Texas has
been boodess achievement No o; force mas heen
raised produce TINS result The sword has had part
in The victory We have sought 10 extend tern
toris possessions by conquest Republican inst
tutions reluctant people Il was the deliberate
homage Of each people 70 The gres, principle Of or
Federatlvc Union
five consider the extent OF territory involved in me
Annexatson-its prospective influence on A1nerics-:he
means by which II ms been accomplished, sprng.ng
purely from the choice Of the people themselves 70 s''Ee
the blessings Of our nonihe is;ory re world may
be challenged to furnish parallel
In the history OF the world, where do We find
parallel the hypocrisy that dictated the above.
and by President who then, as now Well knew that
Mexico would fight rather than suffer dlsTnemoer-
Inent from her pretended proslayery allies and who
had resolved 10 invade hertsrritory and toreat her
rs Russia Prussia and Austria did Poland some 80
years since In the same Message FOLK calls
Mexico a Hegb50rfHg !SiSIEItIcel17bttc. teittet'
Flooring o,r e1aD,plc L0d act,e0ed her ,adeirnd-
cpce md for ,rhose sucoess oHf prosperity our
sympatl,jes rere eariy ENLISTED
Polk. Wright, Richie and Walker, are not the
first brothers whose "sympathies' have squeezed
an unfortunate sister to death. as Mexico seems
iikely 70 be squeezed Andrew Jackson morecan
did than they are, wrote Jefferson IN Nov 200, Il
hate the Dons-l would delight to see Mexico re-
duced" Polk was his pupil. but with more OF the
fox in his nature, though Jackson had enough Of
that also.
The SIM formerly denounced the Texas inlquity
now it advocates the plumber OF three or four
additional provinces OF Mexico, or seIzins the
whole-and why Because the mock government
of Texas having squandered It's pubic lands, the
ada e fair had s
come necessary for the payment OF TEXAS ScRlF
held by Wall stree, !iobbers and Washington Cab
met speculators Who can tell the amount 0! that
scrip held by Wright, Polk, Marcy Walker.
Richie x Coz Who can forget the inaugural oil
Polk, echoine Butler, ~ Our title to the coun,
he and Wright sell this title to the British for let
ter of license to rob the Dons p Where now IS
our title TO old 80 10!
know there are those who affirm that Wright
and his friends will unite IN the warcry. began not
long since in the Morning Neus and the Gtobe OF
Canada next to balance the South. VIII New
York tooishly endure this additional folly, face
the martello towers oil Kingston and the Nights of
Abraham and leave the peaceful pursuits OF farm
ing, manufacturing and trading for general car
mage and bloodshed throughout the world, IN order
10 extend this empire by military force and con
quest and acquire a debt that would probably do
more to rend asbnder the Republic than all other
causes put together Does Cato ask US 10 endure
this folly also or IS 1t onl new pretence set up
to please and entce that restless class who seem
anxious to divide the Union into two parties
those who pay taxes and those who receive the
proceeds Of them We'll was it said by John Ran
dolph No foreign invader dissolve this mon.
but heavy taxation may" The great engine OF
patronage nowadays is the war office through
which a bankrupt once more becomes contractor,
NAV poison our yeomanry at so much head. =
The acquisition OF Texas has been for twenty-five
Il. obi gi A me
said John Van Buren, last January to the Texas
and Oregon Associations and SO 600 from the pub
lie purse have been dropped into Johns lap BY
Wright, being $50 day. for figuring as extra
counsel against the poor fellows whose holy horror
against ieudsl tenures might be excused when it is
remembered that England threw them aside two
hundred years ago.
The Erie Cana is the channel through which
the vast products of the We est destined to reach
New-York, II 4 b. Speed8y enlarged. Wright
burkcd the bill Tor giving lew hundred thousand
dU:lurs toward rs enlargement md has party III
the Convention left only n small problematical sum
from the Canal revenue applicable to that purpose.
What they lett would not complete the En-
larcement in the next twenty years, more esPe
cially England Is abOu, 10 unite the whole othe
Colonies into one vast Northern Confederation I'M
der her protection and the traders will provide pro
pellers which will take 5000 barrels OF Flour from
Cleveland to Quebec nj a low freight, in a few days
certain, Calhoun and Polk wish the trade 10 90
that way Wright has no feeling in common with
the North Like Y an Buren, OF old. he is absorbed
in doing Calhoun and Folks journeywork, aud III
trieucs for vote OF the Empire State 10y way of
endorsement of their policy.
trust that the citizens of New York who. like
the lesson long and vainy taught to learn 70 do
no trrong, will remember Napoeons evanescent
Empire and Napolcons untoward fate. Our Re
publican mission is Peace, Freedom. Manufactures
and CommcrCc-not w ar and craSpinc avarCe.
Polk calls u.s. through tie UNIoN newspaper TO
dorse his mad career. and his agents in the Gus.
tom House Navy y ard and Post Office ordered
To put forth the whole power OF the Government 10
secure the election of Sias Wright, because he has
linked his fortunes with those of the National Ad-
ministratlon. w l'they do what even Colonel
Benton with all his Southern predictions, shud-
dered TO think OF Hear him first, and remember
that his warning given in time
81 wash my hands OF all attempts 70 di-r"e-~her The
Mcrtc ReRbiic By Sct:,ES her dcHioRS N Nee Mesicc
ChL!WGhUa, Coaktjia and TdsaglipGS The Ire1;y IN
ALL THAT RELATES TO THE BOUNDARY OF
THE RIO GRANDE, Is AN ACT OF UNPARALLELED
ED OUTRAGE ON MENlCO 1T Is TIE SEIZURE
OF TWO THOUSAND MILES OF HER TERRIFIC.
N ,rtthot cord Of piaAao arh he and By rir'ue o.
Treaty Of Tsds 10 hic she pdrty Our Secretary
of State in his letter 70 the United States CHARGE in
Mexico and days after the Treaty signed and
after the Mexican Minister had withdrawn from our
of Government shows full well that he
Of THE ENoRMlTN OF THIS OUTRAGE; knew it
was War; and profercd volunteer apologies 10 avert
the consequences which be knew he had provoked
Compare Wrishts conduct with Folks Message
aud with Bentons opinion, given as above, and say
il any honest Republican can vote on the Sd oil No
vember for the unholy league who now rule the
Union, ROGER SHERMAN
4 VOICE FROM THE lNTgRioR.-Thc Rochester
Democrat whic) thus aludcs to the Slave tina, has
caused much excitement here:
What pinful business is this for northeru ;reersn
and what an sccursed system Is that which makes the
soil OF liberty the hunting ground OF the oppressed and
down-trodden poor wretch. tired OF chains and
vitude seeks asylum among the people who
ssuty Boosting of their freedom He Is declared free
bU, before he has time take shelter the hoodsounis
again q. his heels 1t may be lac 10 thus drag
wretch trom freedom but is JUSTICES il IS il is
such justice none but demons could approve We
hope the poor boy has bsicd his pursuers.
HANCOCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 the procla-
nation OF Gov. Ford OF the l2th inst published in our
last & company OF volunteers 10 The number OF III.
Was raised in this city be against the mob
nestine the tstiug the in.ised ely o; Nauvoo The
eo,npSny elected Co. Reber, Allen their captain and
John Connolly and E w piler their IS; and ID heuten.
snts Two brass op0unde-s, Wei appointed sad
ned Srtrris,S