The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-01

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or IN rs~ thr language mssa commonly
smpiasei. 10 sanqaer Pesea. But h"w -
res-s II ne ossaineds II ran nnly he by
I-easv. War maK he made hy one n.l'an.
BIT peace ran onlyfbe made b. two. The
uhlsra then j. 10 ostsia = tr~sis: hut whai
treaty, me that will snil Mckee! That
ran be ohthned At sRy time. No, The
reaty whieh - wanted - ore that will
sun -. but how ran that he effected. hul
hy ramps ling Mtx,eo. nv torre 1t oar
arms. and al onr dieiRfion. 10 agree In
sueh terms - ne may dicists; and wha'
could these terms be. bit 10 secure al tie
objects fnr whrch The war ~ss atc!st1;
that il, - has been shown. IN establish
,he R,e Del Nors a. our wfslsrn to1n'
darv. and Ia obtain ample territory Sc the
onlS means Of our iaIemnilsg
The intention. then. j. to compel Mex
ieo u acknowledge that 10 h. nurs which
We row hold, and ran, - hsre already
shown, easily hold. wrIhnul her ronstn'.
This il sll-m"re or less cannot he made
OF il. But how il Mexico Ia be compelled
IN sign such a treaty. We are intormsd
that, for that purpose. The rntentr"n. in The
first place. il IN IKE Vera CTtz. and lie
Castle ri San joan lie ul'oa. aud Then 10
march 10 the eily ri Mexico, and there In
arclsle the uesiv. Now, with this object
in view, | ask The Senate, IS II worth
While 10 pursue vigorous war n compel
Mexico TO acknowledge that To be ours.
which we hold. and can es'ly hold,
against Ler consent! l. ii worth while.
even il we we're perfectly certain Of rom
pIese sucress by taking Vera Cruz aud
Pssshne 70 MeElss. and s here . ahIfssl:s
What would be the sacrifice, in etFrcting
this. oil men and money! TIE army
authorized TO be raised is shout :. yenty
thousand men, and The expense al the
campaign msy be put II thirty millions 81
dollars. Ii will probably exceed il by Sc
seral millions. hu, | desire IN he modes
rate. Suppose The acuye farre in the
field be so 900 men. what then ail he
yoUr sacrifice under lh,s superstition! the
l,ss Of thirty millions Of d"llsrs. And
What The sacrifice nj life v1ll be. may hi
judged Of BY leoking al The past. oet
third mu., be put down "a cettsin 10 pen
len. not by the sword oily. hui by di.
ease. Sixtpen Thousand lives then mus
be sacr, feed. Now. put il home 10 y"u
Senator l. IL worth While 10 make lh':
immense sacrifice of money and men fl
The mere purpose If nbtaining the ronsea
Of Mexico to hold what we can so easily
hold in despre If her! | put ersvei
question. | appeal 10 the conscience O
every Senator Who hears me, can YOU a.
a Christian. justify giving vote tia
would lead tn such res,lt-i Nay, 10 thet,
one nj ynu, Tho would give thirty mil
Inns Of dollars. and sacrifice The lives n
sixieen thousand Of our penple. for tn
two Csliorniss and New Mextco! | an
ever for Won. there il no. one: and We
we propose 10 pursue war, which.
TERMINATED in a single campaign, an
most fortunately, would lead 10 these sac
rliices.
Bot is here snv certainty our force
would reach Mexico By the end OF III,
campaign; or If they dld that treaty cnul
be Dictated These are The question
that next demand our serious considers
tim.
An offensive war. such as we propos
IN carry on, looks as possible eseT
ultimat iv 10 .nhdu,ng The country. View
ing it in hat aspect, the war u hn, barrel
commenced. Il is true we have acquire
two-,huds of the territory of Mexlro. b.
lei IT be remembered, these two-third
are adjacent TO US: lei IL also he remember
ell that it is sparsely populated. i
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