New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05


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- 100. II every ulanifssl.fion oi me - ..
~ sr1o1sh ..ncrioned bs portion % ilr " - 20 ~
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tls Aruy-thenrlu perii By tlr ~ s-,lre
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-ls ~ be--e.f u tie MEXICAN ReYln-!e a
levsr had snd never can nass i.s 'aA-'-- 49,
$500 T1srsfsrs thai srssi snd peTH5s .s
interests Of the American nion = y - ,l5ls 81 our
and brightest nopes q ne ltefies Sc - 49, z-sst
-. on tie American Continent, Teq-lls ,..5s -
North American Republic D. stAy ~ s-.l "a -
Sseov .-sn e1 10 the blood she'd in t-s - - r.
.s- III. -so great Republics ct tlls C9ll.l7- ~.
.erss 90 Der standard low ssFins sc 80
49,. ~ vel considered sud unehenErao'e
- Peace Nth Ae1ico without sinern 49,
tiior al Ns1can Ter1tory 70 he AHrfie-. ulon .l.
91ir.d Tbst 10 the judgment Of this Conversion -
ecur.e q policy and acton would form as % ,-T
tis whole patriotism, and inieisenee sne I-1 80
while % would place our country ernsLy 20 -isei-
80 shou 70 the world that a. nsii1A- = -.
~ hi r.or.l principle military power and -
an esuquer peace with Mexico BY ffst eo1qieI-s u
ourselves the raging tnIst OF Hl4iAJ --''' 49, w.
ambition 81 foreign conquest
10 the same effect, the Wings Of NEExoST' NJ
their late State Convention 20 which nearly AL the
eminent Whigs in the State were Delegates unan'
imously
P,'s-ed Thstitsa fsndsrnsntsi principle Of h PUB
eapi,o that every People shall have Dofeln.el. q
their own choice, and therefore the A. ~. :
STORY By Togcg AIMS the attempt % pro
rubcanis By the sword u sioss violation OF iA.s i.|
P,1eled Tkaf We cordially spprove Of the principe
81 ~ Xilof Provso snd demand that 30 sane sha -
iovsrsiiy and shsctusly insisted and slplsd io al
1891 T5s hi the opinion Of this Convention, the
existing War with Merco was unjnst ana -
"a is inoePto" ard proecni'on, W.T. ne e. - tIe
eooqusst nd scqgison q her territory OF 20 cop he
III .esii - Re .srle which Is equally unjust.
Hesoir<d That il The duty Of Congress n n.Ae =.
necessary provisions BRING the present War % .lcsoy
and honorable ermnstion and, 4 necessary % ma end
70 limit and qualify any Appropriation mace 'A'''.''
50 the Wing State Committee Of OHIO issued
before their Election an Address taking strong
ground in opposition TO the War; and in their CIR
cusr amour cling the result Of contest theysay
"Our opponents during the whole canvass. urEed ne
n.ouls 70 sustain war Of conquest 10 Mexico ana IN
their speeches sod publications aisilnSty H.ss ~ -
They heaped upon ouT distinguished " nls Sel'oi
than usual share Of vltuperaflon ann abuse IN gonro
q1ence Of the high. bold and COMMANDING l0sl'oN TO
"The result rebuke 70 the advocate. OF ne
War, aud the viliheIs Of such man We tnsie,Oie
Triumph 10 favor o. the blessings Of Pesce over the horrors
and disgrace Of an iuquii0us and unjust war.
But we cannot make room for half the com
handing expressions Of Wing sentiment m sweep
Jog, consistent opposition to the War. As we
write the Boston papers Of yesterday are lad be
fore US, and We open 10 the Resolutions OF great
Wbig Meeting assembled at Faneuil Hall on
Wednesday evening 70 respond to their state
Nominations and re oice over the New ! ok VIC
tory By the Wings Of Boston 1t was unanimously
Resolsed That We are unaliersbly snd sieaafasy op
posed the acquisition, BY force Of arms o. any -
Tory be formed into new States and members Of 'ns
Resosd That in order TO avoid the dangerous and EN-
territory shall be successfully wresed from Mehee AUG
In order preserve the peace harmony ana hLl
between the North aud The South 50 necessary % tne
preservation OF The Union 70 me success oi o-t
lions and 20 the happiness and welfare OF s the sarsl
and % be pursued IN our judgment - 20
confne he boundaries Of the United states 20 M peseh
acknowledged limits; and therefore earnestly uu't
that may be found 10 prevent me ilthei
blood aud 20 bring this 70 speedy and honorable ter
ruafiou without exacfing or receiving from Mexico any
considerable portion Of her territory over when me W
sttuton Of slavery BIZ any Effort any chance, or any pos
EerIsS That with these ssntiments and convietions
holding this war 10 complete nbhorense, for IL uncons
tutons crs and ia unjust purpose and believing that
the which the Administration Is aiming VIII %
fraught with danger 10 the regard IS solemn
dnfy incumbent npon every hig Of Massachusetts not
10 suffer himself be drawn into apparent approval Of
IT, by voting candidate set up BY our opponents sole
In on account Of his support the Administration IA 10
proecution and Of his svowed appreciation Of ts origin
and scquiescenee IN It's purpose.
Now compare these sentiments OF men Graded
10 the Wing faith with those offered by }. W
Webb at our late City Meeting, and doubtuly
pronounced carried on second trial by the Pfes
dent. Hear them
R,,oiied. That as Wings end American citizens We re-
oice u the signal triumph Of arms N Mexico ana
although oiopinon that the existing W ai lt n
have been avoided for time 70 least u not aioseths py
the exercise Of Statesnanship on The part OF me
President Of the United states We ftcosnite ine
that involved In n Is the duty Of every pHto
10 stand by the country and unite pa The adopi.n on
measures best aousied 10 sustain the National Honor
and achieve an early aud honorable Peace.
Here the very points denied by the great mass
of Wings are cooly assumed-,o wit that to sup
port the President in wrong doing IS to stand by
the Countrv-that saughtering Mexicans by thou
sands and subugatng their provinces conduce to
our National Honor-and that to pour out blood
and treasure like water in offensive warfare Is
the right way TO achieve an early and honorable
Peace. Do YOU find any thing like this IN the gen
uine authoritative Wing sentiments before quoted !
Do you hear anything like 1t in the familiar con-
versation Of lifelong Wings, unless OF the few
connected in blood or aspiration to the Tax-con'
suning interest of which Armies are everywhere
the centre and support We do not. And we
say again that opposition TO the authors the pur-
poses and the offensive prosecution OF this afro
cious War are all but universal in the Wing ranks
and that scarcely four thousand lmisprinted hun
dred in our former articlel Wings can be found In
this State who concur In the sentiment Of the
Webb Resolutions Have we not shown by the
authentic and commanding utterances Of Wing
sentiment that it SO, aud by the history Of the
origin Of this War that it ought 10 b sol
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