The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-23

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speech There Is one ,s,raaraph in that speech wbicb
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lone with vi,y |o eyeo,s he ir,o tba, bsss mere H.
as Of the ,s@r Bn q" mann Of e"ud admit such M
idea; Il was intended for fools and for fools oniy Mr. G
lid not coatroyert the po.ition dat or these orapes We
had ha good cause for War against Mexico long ago and
md recommended war that ground Mr.. G.. did know
but he might have been in favor offs but the case wa
9he~ise and he had MOI consulted ID
II seemed thai ms colleague MAJ msundersiooa inc
message entirely me President had mol so ar as ne
f - coalu unaesahl .ne message' aemptea 20 MAKE lax,
the impression upon the country that the cases ne mad emu
meraied had been the cause OF NE war win Mexico
The President had enumerated all OF the many wrongs IN
tcted upon the people ana government OF the um'ed
States 10 snow there was just cause Oh war on the part Oh
TINS government, yei we mad 1orborne 10 declare war
Inc President, ~ his message 10 the congress OF tle
ses o sy s by the act Of m Se
this does not prove that there was no cause
be see a" on upon this
and people, and now to consummae the work OF WICK
edness and folly by an act OF war; It was but justice to
tween the two governments, and teach herr lesson the
school OF experience that will be OF service to her IN all
future time.
Thus it would seem, that out OF the gentlemans own
mouth he stood condemned In these few sentences the
gentleman had refuted his own speech He admitted the
justice of the war. He recognised the truth OF the po-
pnaI hxrt ha Tho rInbt
but the President had got into it wronghat was all
Then the gentleman proceeded:
9Th. general rule was, that it expeden and wise,
when the mutton engaged constimtonly made.
hit all debate about the exptdency proprety of the
war should cease and thai all shodd unite to bring Il to a
"a dohe,ol anG @hsm IN wa o. n
e W nou .iv puu ~ , ~ es ~, \! TIE va.
h he General rnle = = - $50 =
rat was al rrbt The gentleman hal b;ms.f votel
Tor the Warvoei or I a, every STEP an ye, now, IN
b',s rarei,, oct Jnu,n he donomnceJ tbs war ia fMr
mus ses aow ne u , s WAT - ne &
LENTKY wanted 70 kiiow Wnal uer were 10 10 Mi'n
he new acanlsuons OF ierrrl3ty ma. was. N ZEE
aael NV t .u l, h wa, ,r @ nh
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ne oouu nase MslGl " NJ wv NJ Seu ~ ."9
PEEL o - I tns =. I h ~ t ba, nS -. ,ht -
Mno ueslea .e troops n ~ oe NJ W p anu ~ ma u
n f s Incl hont th no ~ 10 nil ir Tho hs, " ~
~ s. ~ ~ .bfa all IT" M ~ ,,nI III
were those gentlemen willing that the bones of those
heroic patriots should be exposed to the in Lightly OF
Meyican hate, Were they nrepared to Well up their
rra,ea n NJoy;can dissertation
Are prepared to adopt the position OF the mem
Der from Indiana, lMr MciAUGHEy,] that Is, to with
draw our troops from the HELD and our squadron IRON the
gulf, without PREPARATION Tor the long list OF wrongs IN
iiced by Mexico upon the property, the honor AMI the
rights OF the American people Are we prepared 70 turn
our backs upon the bones and the graves OF the two
thousand PATRIOTIC spirits VINO Tell victims TO the disease
leaving them to sleep beneath the enemy's soil without
even stone with the initials of their names rudely
caryed ~ Indicate N the innrnr stranger the emit ha
cnn,an tha;r nnr,a ,.ma;nss ASe The 5morcan neone
ooul' .sA 49, . :' -, ny - = III: P r.:
Wiling how' ailei havHle ouldheu SUCH uaiit VI
jumps ana signal VICTORIES IN cause SO JUST 10 reIace
their footsteps without ample indemnity tor the past and
full OF peace in the fuure Are the American
people whose souls swell with animation and pride at
the unfnrjnp ri their counfrv's fac who admire the
majestic eagles gh ana love 10 near MS screams OF III
umph and bold defiance, to take so Illuminating ami de-
grading position as the one proposed by the opposition
to the war; Are they, while standing in full view of
the formidable heights of Monterey of the noble deeds
- Jr;n 81 chaIr,. norfarrnaJ ~ ha o,st OOH .nI