Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-12-24
SALEM, OHIO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2l, 1917.

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!. Il M.N''' 'ylng east OF U'e 40 "rtn'
!" ",,' ."vA'cp SUI c''lIn' 20 h"'u ms
'y ~ " pay " hul uo'n'n'o"7' i"!S
J'"' u ""'S question: BOUNDARY Is
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Since the libsr,j nro,osi,iop oc the limited
| States was apibori,aJ n he made in Arrl
hst. brre py,e,diuurss b,ve hoo, incnrrei
and the nreci,ps blood or many Of oir p,tri.
! otic C4llnw ~ri,izans has hsan shsd il, the nros.
icuiinn Of The war. This cousiIeraiiou. and
the Oh ,iinl,e rersaverIrrs NJ u.vi,, /, ,r,-
~trtciinr fine var must i,G,on,, the forms Of
peace which it nav be deemed ur1npr here.
,f.r 40 accent.
Oar arms havinr bsen cvorvvbe,a victori.
Gus. HAVING subiectpd f., opr military occp,,.
lion 4 larrr norton or the enauv,s copn,-v.
inclndinr his caui,ol. an. pa,roti4tion for
,p8ce hgvinu filled. the i,oort,pt question,
ara.c in what manner the oar ngobt ,o he
pfo,ecuted, and what should be our future
poiiry. cannot Doubt that Use should sr-
cUro md render available tho ccgrurs,s whirh
we have already made. and ;a.t wiki ;ais
p,rt we ,honld hold and occupv bv our ma
yal and military forces. all the mart towns.
and proyinces uow IN opr nrrnn3li,n. or
which may hereafter fan IN opr poss.ssior.
'i't we soo4iH press i'fWaru our "l'laty oP-
eIdIohS' anu levy sueh hlIl'dfy contributions
on VHe enemy as may as TAR as practicable,
Had tine rnyprnwert of Ilnviro ocreded IN
the favorable terms proro.e1. that mode Of
adjustment wouIi hay, hpnn nrefsrred. Nnx.
leo haviur declined IN A., this and r,ilad Ia
oGar any other terms which could he uccpu.
ted nv the United States. national boror NO
less than the puhlIc interest reouires that the
wal shou'd De prosecuted win Increased On
efey and power, un'ii a Just and satisfactory
peace can be obtained.
IN me meantime as mexico refuses all M
9e"uily' we sl'oh'd adopt measures to IN
ueHul'y ourselves, ny aPPfoprlatlng pprIhan-
tn"y d PoIt!oh OF htE 'F'I''oIY' Larry a'Irr
'"h commencement oI 'ue war; New NieAlc"
ahd Ihe Nai'iofhlnS We're '"Neh possession OF
by our lorces' Our h'l''ary ana naval com
mAhders were ordered |" conquer ana hold
ohem SUBJECT TO be disposed OF 10y a treaty OF
peace
Ihese provinces are now III our nndlspu-
ted occupations and have been so tor many
month Sill resistance on the part OF MeXl-
co having ceased ~ilhln thelr limits em
sa'lSil.a 'hal tley should never be surrender
go 70 MeN'co' nhouId congress conquer WIN
me IN tnl' opinion ana mat they should be
N - Wv o""| "'' :" 'i'0''"tS
J. can perceive no good reason WY The clvli
s,o,Ld no, ~, an,a h., v,onJ,1 49,. ,Laua
fo.WaiEfdr a featy Of peace, such as We are
willing TO make, by which our relations to-
wards them would be changed, cannot be
good policy, whilst our own interest, and
that OF the people InhabtIing them, require
that's stable, responsible, aud free govern
tneni, under our authority, should be as soon
; as possible established over them.
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l am Persu3deu 'n"t me o'S' means OF Vlh,
} uic"ul's Tue Nd''oha' ii'hof ana interest," ana
OF 0fih2I"g '"e war 10 an honorable CLOSE
WIZ De 10 prosecute II WI" Increased energy
-. ana power III lhe vital paris oil the enemy