The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-04

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IA. resy large anA slEnng Justification >
.snr, di,sanre Iran ihr eiiy. which. If car
al wilh the bayanet. must hare been IL
In =, graf sarrlise of life. anil. with nnE
rmspdi,ain olhsaty eE batler'ng artillery.
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n, JAYS 10 lsks Il b. Esgnlar approaches.
Tnsi ll.ry shuaI have surrendered =
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liza un.ler the direction III skIllnl engi.
,ep,.-,hear works gzrnished with losIy.
,ws pieees Of artillery. ahundsnsiy sup
,lud with ammunlI'nn, gaErisuned b.
100 regular and 1000 irregular lrnops.
~ ..Il,inn IN same thousand citizens ca
n,llr Il tand n" 'lauhI actually bearing
.rn., aai aiding in it, delrnee-ln m np-
g,lns E.rce III half their number. sean.
,ly .npplprd with provisions. and with =
h,h, Train oil artillery. is aiming the IN.
.,r,autahle occurrences If tie times.
an decidedly np?aseli IN carrying the
w,t hevant Sal'illp IN this slireriion, wlirh
pl,re las hren entirely abandoned by ihe
u.xran fnr.,es, all ~ whom have heen
concentrated n San l.uis poi9si; and |
shall lose no time ia taking possession oi
the turner - snau - The cessation NJ hos
ullies relrlred ID sxpires--which have
nollied the Mrxiran authorities will be
Nh, ca.e on the l3lll instant. by direction
Of The President II The United States.
II We are i'm the language of Mr. Polk
snl General Scott unhsr the necessliy n
cnaquering peace" and that BY taking
the capital uf The country. WE must 60 Ia
Vera Cruz, take that place. and lhen march
On IN the ci,y Of Mexico. To do 50 in
aay other direction | consider out Of the
q,rsrian. but. admitting that We con-
Qurr a peace by dong s"-say At the
snI Of the next twelve nonlhs--wili 1hs
amount Of blood and treasure WHICH mus
be expended in ,loing 80 be compensated
by The same. ! think noi--especially 4
ne country We subdue il TO be given M
anil | imagine there are bu. few indisiln
ais in our country who think of anncxinI
Mrxico To the United States.
10 not intend To carry an my opera
tons las previously stately beyond Sal
ullo, dceming il next, 10 impraclicable IL
10 81. Ii then becomes question as Il
what j. best Ia be done. II seems To ~,
that the most jutlirious course 10 be pur
sHel IN our part would he 10 take posses
sion at once &c the line we would accrp
BY negotiation, extending from The Gnl
ol Mexico 10 the Pacific, and ccupy In,
same. or keep what va already have pos
session Of; aud thai, with Tampico
which | hope 10 take in The course o
the next month, or a. soon as | can &c
the means ol iranspor,allon,) will give u
all on this side IT The Sierra Madre. and
as soon as I occupy Sallillo. will inclnd'
sx or seven States or Provinces, thu
holding Tampico. Victoria. Monterey
SaIlilln. Mnnrlovia. Chihuahus, (which
presume General WOOL has possession a
BY this time Santa Fe aud The Cal,iurni
as, and say to Mexico, Drive rs irou
The couniry"---,hrowing on her the re
sponslhiIIty and expense oi carrying o
offensive war; n, the same time closel'
o'ockading all her ports on The RACINE an
the Gulf. A course ui this kind. IL pei
severed in fur short time, would 500
bring her To her proper senses. aud CON
pei her 10 sue for peace. provided there
Government in the country sutl.cienil
stable for us To trea, With, which Tea
will hardly be The ease for many years I
come. Withou, large reinfarcemenis q
volunteers fran the United Slates-sa
ten or fifteen thousand. th"se rrcV:onsl
zen, out having already been greatly re
4uced by sickness and other casualties
do not believe il would be advisahl
'smarch beyond Ssl,lllo. which is NOR
than two hurried miles beyond our de
pet. an the Rio Grande--a very long lin
on which TO keep up supplies over In"
rua,e. in country like this) for a larg
Ioree, aud certain To be attended with a
expense which will be frigh,lul 10 cor
templa,e when closely looked into.
r From SaltilIo To San luis Po'osi, IN
nex, place of importance an the road !
the city of Mexico. is three hundred mile
n I.tN RR~A n aA