The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-19

lfy battls, saoh Ssetina shoui4 be hAd whsfe ses
Yosus sy lave ALLEN Whist .sI no5ly yI Iss
service OF their country WnsTe Is your sals who len
Official station and honor at the nations call where
Is Cad wallader Patterson and othersl Pering their
lives upon Mexico's bloody fields IL Is due 10 these
men tina those who denouncs them should be rebuke
that they should know that there those at home
who denounce treason and that when they do return
they shall be received as the people OF Rome received
the Tenth Legion Of Cesar But ours Is no war like
sion 10 has been wagsd to repel Mexican inva-
SION Mr. b then referred TO MIR Ciays Inconsistency.
He said that he wished 10 add few words which MIR
Tyler he'd forgotten Mr.. Clay not only said, wish
had SOME little nook corner la the army that could
sally out and slsy u Mexican - but he also said
that might thus svsnge the wrongs my country
and yet in short year after, have the evidence
of Inconsistency by Henry Gays assertion that this
cratic party, his has been uninterrupted
OF failures There be doubt but that the
long series Of perhdious aggressons the part OF
Mexico and that the immediate cause WAS her at
tempt to invade the soil OF the United states Mr.
of Texas right that Of any other
nation to annex tfef to this country. Mr. Clsys
uouncement to make speech wne made with al the
parade Of President about to deliver message. He
draws together many Of bis reports in the United States
and after all this parade and bombsst he then says that
II they dare to report him he will make speech Well
reporter did, Notwithstanding the fiat, take few
notes and forward them. They were published,
lyzsd with horror at the noiarionsness Of the deed
Well the speech came and We find IL to be far
than the synopsis. The volume is than the in
dex. IL came, and find him holding forth doctrines
which Guido the federal party during the last war
Yes md him out Quincying Quincy or out Hartford
ing the Hartford Convention, and holding sentiments
which Benedict Arnold might be ashamed or senti-
msns wa.oh paper snas n.d stuck TO MIN through
path, (the Nsw York Courier aud Enquirer) with y
bodness which it reflects immortal honor upon It, said,
twenty he could have used and ten years
ago ne would NOT have used" Mr. asked leave
fer to subject, not sdverted to by Mr. Tyler, ths
sninosity Of England to this country and its
"a
| dinners to Mr.. Bancroft aud Mr. Webster; we hear
speeches. that We are Of one people but AZ best
/. only skin dsep hates us with an enduring hate
and, at this time, There 10 not which rsac
her of our victories in Mexico which does not strik. IN
her heart violent pang struck her in the days
William Pitt the Of Napoleon victories
at Wagram Austerlit2 and jenna She never loved
was but step-mother at best, and If had no,
taken own inheritance she would have cut Of
with shilling. She has occasionally had little re-
as Andrew Jackson aud Wiaasld SCOTT. (Tremendou.
and prolonged cheeripg) Mr.. Barton then read
from work just from the Londen press, by the
Reverend George X. Geime, giving account
Of the city OF Warrington. I. i. curious
thing that In that work there mention of Andrew
Jackson to show how Mr. g. and the British conducted
the war he quoted from the work Mr. Glisvss opinions
to how any future with this continent ought to
stroy their shipping, and from every quarter will
go up petitions TOR peace. Is 4 for nation
like this to speak Of the unchristian-like man.
ner in which this country has conducted the war
with Mexico? 1t is for that nations nation t only
% Euiou Dy u WortulcSS phckkudEu ike george Cne
Fourth, or baby puppst like Queen Victoria to ca
lumniate and abuse this country Is 1t for nation
which keeps Albert q stallion for Victoria, as a
pennsylvanis farmer would keep a stud horse, to
prats Of civilization tremendous laughter and
uproar and II any year rolls by that he does not get
her with ioa they will ship MIN back to the muddy
beer and sourkrout of SAKE Cobourg But, however,
there s NO danger OF Tor Victoria appears to be-
concentration Of all the rabbits that upon all
tours This the nation the robber nation tho dssposr
of India the oppresso of Ireland the graspng tyrant by
land and which dsres malsn for upholding
nstional honor.
JAMES e. VAS DrcK, esq read letters from Governor
Skunk, Vice President Dallas and James Buchanan Be-
cretary Of tho treasury They themselves
attending the nesting upon the plea Of public business
Col J. Ross SsowprN, late State Treasurer, mace q
few remarks In the strain the previous speaker
and was libtened to with nj CHI attention.
Col WM. A STOKES, ex-President OF the Repeal Asso-
citation, offered two resolutions denying that the
majority Of deserters from the army in Mexico
lrshmen and insnuated that the great msjority
Americana Tho resolutions rather oodly reociv
ed, and passed with no show OF enthusissnn.
Col JOHN w. FoRrEv, editor OF Pennsy tcanfn, spok
In the came strain ss the previous speakers.
He was succeeded by DANIEL DoUGHEnrY, Esq, aDt
| others.
! After which the meeting adjourned