The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-27

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clothed and fed until they could be mustered Not NJ
did The governor say for them. The Keyeses and Bind,
Gushing proposed an appropriation mere loan whict y
knew Congress would refund He and the few other az
ocrats in the House urged it with an eloquence and now
that would have lighted up a flame of patriotism ii
breast where but single spark that virtue W as chersb
Again and again the wings voted down all aid to The ~
nnreers ana turn them oil with sneers repoaehes oS
tempt under the petext that icicksd and a,rfI
Private Citizens nishea what the iessare depies wa
instead of the ragged companies which the wings hoped
see dispersed or sent out in destitution to dshonp
state the Massachusetts, regiment was landed in Me,s
better equipped and disciplined than any volunteer e
that had preceded them and their head was the esI
Colonel Gushing whose resolutions the wings had Won
down. and who is now promoted the rank of brg,d i
general
AT the same time of thanks 10 General Taylor a
his gallant army for their splendid victories proposed l. h
democrats was voted down by the Massachusetts WIZ
and he men who me filled their lives for their country
denounced as cnt-throals punderers, and assassns
The governors message was sent a committee 10 b,
mn an abolition anwar report They prepared one NJ
OF bitterness toward the President and all engaged in %
war, Shnei when he met King David with his AZ h
my al Bahurm and cursed him as n murderer and wiot
monster and threw stones at him But the report was hal
back 10 wait the political issue, in order that these pea
men might whether they could make nolrs
cal pal the other side OF the question. There wa
danger that the Mexican war would become too popua
The editor of the Atlas who chairman of this commit
tee after filling his paper from the stoehouse vnpen
the Reyes report, aud himself preparing Resolutions
Of denunciaon against the war suddenly came to II
date and who knew but that killing Mexicans in this aa
just criminal, and neinous war; would be the avail
Then the splendid achievements at B,ena Vista
and Mr. Boutwell, democrat offered in the House re
ntions OF thanks General Taylor and the gallant spr
he had gorionsy led victory They were sent to IN
committee the militia headed by Col Schouer n.y. he
very that had refused give pair of stocking
to The Massachnsetis volunees and would have rejoice
have had them sent TO Mexico ragged and sress
Fastaf's regiment
Thai comitfee hung back and refused TO report unit
Mr.. Haydens committee should report the governor.
message denoanelng the war One ser Of resolutions from
COL Schouer, which nobody could understand, and hE
could MOI explain had already been half reported and
back again
BY accident Joint order got though the House requiring
Mr. Haydens committee to report but by the interveno
Of the committee ITSELF thar order was laid the table
the Senate, and IN that way the leaders hoped to smother
the matter. But in the meantime, the conscience wings
who had put all the talent OF their best writers the
Reyes report. began to push thai ,enuncatory report
Mr. Haydens committee and the few democrats in the
House pushed the militia committee TO say yes
Mr. Boutwels Of thanks to Gen Taylor The cotton
wings were in trouble. If they turned round now and
stopped denouncing the war. the conscience" whg'
Key sp to o0s sV ms
the beautifully moral and consistent plan Of getting
war; and the Masaehuseits leaders wonld stand no eh
OF favor from such candidate
And now have the precious results OF this charming
OF harmony in principles morals and consistency
the wing ranks Mr.. Hayden refuses report all from
his committee the governors message against the war
and pockets his dennciaioy resolutions Mr. keye one
of the committee, 'sconscience wing, walks into III.
House with his Sinner report and, in spite Of the chairman
gets recognised and ordered be printed tereupo
Mr.. Hayden resigns and walks out of the committed
It's precious document this Reyes report. and we
shall, if in the lnor, dissect the mseraby tcIored
Anglo Mexican abortion, when it is produced to light III
shall be rsed and bottled up dixie other poisonous
Union-loving people, and placed the collection
monsrostes with the Massachusetts, memorial against
the last war; the Hartford convention report and the i'm
moral cligous resolutions against our counrys vic
tories
militia commitiee driven corner has at last fired oil
his Mericaa gun 1t is marvellous piece of political
The beeeb y in The middle With double an
when touched Off, fires both ways backwards and for.