New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-22


ITO anp.x Texas $40 declare perpetual war with Mex
leo The seizure Of Texs will not stand alone Il ~ili
daksn future history 4 VIII oe INK oy an hgn pc
Ar.. NAV not see the catastrophe OF the tragedy the hrst
scene OF which We are 50 ready 70 enact
These words Of prophecy ten years since Uttered ~ ne
rnehearted CHANsfSs In the ears Of country tha ws
not worthy him. now IN progress OF Inc
Art .csne OF the tragedy followed fast the prediction
and Is first act has Just closed with the capture OF the City
Of Mexico The beak Of the American eagethat carbon
bids now reeking with III. blood Of four thousand VIC
tins men, women and chi dren butchered In the streets
Of the Mexican capital
The advice of the Mex York Herald Ia quoted ss fol
lows
Tbersi, only on. correct course left for our Govern
nent 70 pursue Thy hare hsad ,l hsr,oons with az
much kindnes nation could possbg treaf nnofAe
and YET nc nse Ssen sr,"oa ss'e AM Wy ,9nInas %
uar really and snphaiioaiig vegnf 70 Be- We maa non
d,4froythe CITY Of Nsrioo rsl uift te sarA on uh'ch
sfaads." &c
Tho Mercury then adds
The hypocrisy with which the writer afects tender
for human life Is too transparent 70 redeem the afro
cous vainy and savage isrocity OF his proposition Were
the sentiments here enUrciated the post prsndal
illusions ofa Newfork eeor, silence might best express
our bounoess and loathing bnt he spesbs % vS
hsvias su,hority scribe though he and the official
Warrington JHiss rs thunder II IS the voice OF
Polk hear and, hefsisr- do we feel constrained TO
respond
So you say, Mr Polk sou and your country have
treated the Mexiesns with As much aindnss' as nation
enrol yourself and your country IA that ca nose 'eh
der mercies are cruel You cat eovetoas eys On .ne
You your ndobbsrs into the territory TO purchase
up portions Of he soil ia violation OF Texan law You
sinula these settlers 10 raise the standard OF revolt
against the Mexican Government You poured your mill
tsy companies and your volunteers into the country to
finally wrung Texas from Mexico was fought and won BY
American You then proceeded 70 ennsr the spoil
IN spite Of Mesico protest Mexico succunbed 10 your
robbery bur that would not content you.
boundary quarrel wss got up BY you A. 70 extent
the Texan territory You claimed the and between the
Nueees and the Rio Grande which formed pat Of Tex
aud you took IT, STILL Jour appetite 2r PlnndeI as
bat whetfed. not gorsed You invaded Mexico Itself
You marched your troops into her soil You fs,ased her
cite and her citizens You carried hEe and
sword drought the length and breadth OF her land block
AIDED her ports and Of her and now that
you crowned your by the capture OF her capt
tai and while American swords are Jet dripping WITH the
Mexican blood shed a. Contrerss chufuDuseo Cuspse
pee and Mexico you tell her that you have treated her
much sindnes. nation could possibly ireat
another Sti Notwithstanding all this kindness tse
United States have be-n humbugsed'
Fashions FoE NoyEMBER-Fof promenade and carriage
dresses the handsomest materials used either PLAIN or
biOche in shape OF the color the mixture OF tnts
only sdoptsd IN full dTe,s. For redngotes the tins OF
scabious olive green violet ale de mouche will be very
fashionable Sevhen frnges rya those Ia guimpe IN
trimming hounces, which are frequently m TOUR I'VE
and s rows from the top Of the 10 the bottom they
are also placed en- taber or double echele each side
very thick round braid Of soft six also much
used forming patterns the soutache Style rssinsoes
Of velvet aud gimp. Black lace VIII DC - i.nlonaoe a.
ever and sons poonas and epinse for dresses and
tesax Deep Blue and ecra ar. the favorte eooIs fol
cachemrs dresses ornsmsnted WITH viewer or snpi the
corsases bloae very hsh he sleeves wide AZ the
nanteles wadded 10 match. Great simplicity observed
In al toletes that not decidedly full dress warn
and comfortable addition the Winter dress the ttl,
the formed not 70 Dereas'
the Of the waist and eit open or crossed al pleasure
the wide reaching % the elbow they fasten "a
front By bradenbourgh nuds Of ribbon theJ
are made velvet trimmed with with black lace rel
gimp for evening aso OF PINK blue satin, witt
frnEss white lace, and more en neslse Of moileoI
7 cachenir grs lined with pink or cerse silk.
Msnteaas made Of velvet, satin cachemire, EN-
broidered trimmed with fringe deep blue violet
"a and black OF tho latter the majority ara made the,
longer than those olat Winter particularly those In
tended for walking negge. the form pretty and com
Portable Of the pretest trimmings for pafdesus
msntslsfs consists Of application Of velvet satin d
chine The form Of bonnets dfsu but Little from thos'
worn d9nng the summer me fronts tte ie.s OPEN ID
the bonnet Co4ofed blonds are much used 70 oIns
hem ard is fayorte color and velvet flow
for satin velvet bcnreg nAass u
etzbles leaves and taeta< pinked and
initiate flowers Capotss either resemble Donnes excet
having couoses, they Of the form styled bonn
femme with the crowns demi bombes and are pretti
covered with fsuch0n Of lace.
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