The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-12

| says that certain officers, unworthy of ths
name OF soldier, have originated an
fomenied discord and disnnioD for thei
own private and selfish ends. and finally
have oonsutnmated their career Of base
ness by abaDdoniDg, in the bonr Of peril
that country in which they first drew
breath and whose bread they SO long ha'
eaten. Such are the individuals, says Ls
VIZ, who now attribute TO General San
ia ADna's treason that want Of success,
thing which is alone due TO their OWL
COW ardice and insubordinalion.
Men of sound discrimination and cor
rect judgment who have witnessed events
as they occurred, emphatically assure us
says the editors of La Tox, that the com
mand rim. chief ever displayed the mos
heroic valor and indomiiable resolution
Offering IN every part in which lie present.
ed himself most obstinate and sangninar,
resistance TO The enemy. To every Im
partial mind it must be selfev ident that
'Hdu w IldS bO bS ~ lDHCB- w no mas SUI
fered 10 many privalions and encountered
so many perils be neither traitor
or a coward.
II was reported At pnebls, after Saota
Anna's tepartrre, tha, ne bad pass spor
from Gen. Scott. TIE Mexic.n papers
no" ever. den, that he was endeavoriug
TO reach Guatemala, and insist that he
will continue the war withnnt respite un,
I'll Tie Genius OF Liberty again on The suf
ferings OF Mexico.
Penay Pena, the Chief Justice Of Mexi
co, was discharging the duties of P,esi
dent at Qnareiaro, but had refused to re
"gnise his associates, as appointed b.,
Santa Anna, to possess, in conjunction
with himself, tie supreme power of the
Government. lie had proposed to Con
gross TO select his associates.
A report prevailed at Vera Cruz on the
18Th thai company of Texas Rangers had
been attacked by the gnerillas, twelve
miles fr, IN Vera Cruz, aud all bu, two Gu,
'f. An express, however. subsequent,
arrived, stating that one man was killed
and eiehieen missing.
There appears to have been some diff
entity in the Massaohnse It's Reeiment
"dging from the following order issued by.
ien. Cushing We have letters in tue
nail which was not dlslr,bn,ed last night)
yhlch VIC presume viii throw so,ne ligh
IN The aT,,r;
HEADQUARTERS VERA CNuz, Oct. Is, ls.11
Orders No 32.-The following named
"eh OF comPan'es-,-,-, lst Regiment
Massachusetts, lnfan;ry, being incorrigi
ly mnlinons and insubordinate. will, Of
course, prove towards 10 the hour of dan
ef aud they connot he permitted to
march with his column # The army. They
re dlsarmed aud de aehed from the resi.
'en'' aud VIII report To Bre.et Major
'"c'us for such duty in the Castle Of San
nan de Ul|oa. as may be performed b,
oldiers who are found lnworlhy To carr,
rms, and are disgrace aud a nuisance
. the army.
By order Of Brig Gen. Cushing.
w. w. n DAVIS A. A ID G..
Here follows a list of sixty five names
the men above referred to
Captain Wells has been honorahly ac
''tted by the Court of Inquiry. The,
'ssrt that his conduct was ofIicer.like
I'd energetic, and that he is not to blame
r the loss of the wagons or package of
'spatches.
Col. Jack HAYS ha | arrived with his
at Vera Cruz.
Gen. Lane was at Puebla on the 4tb in.
ant, and no doubt entered Puebla few
Tvs afterwards.
The srco Iris of the 10Th, speaks ofex.
+" I've preparations TO dispatch a train.
ID SAYS that more than four ,honsa nd
""Ps would join n, besides which arpe
'moer would be still left 1t would be
'der the command Of Gen. Patterson
I'd TIE editor conjectures he has new
pedl'ion against some other State no,
therto invaded by the Americans. in.
cad ofjoiniug Gen. Scott at Mexico in
interpolation. I
he same paper contains some specula
ms as to the probable action of the Con.
ess at Qnereiaro. Among other rumors. =
states tba, the minds Of the reople of
e interior have undergone a great o
ange since the occupation of the capi,
!. and were now more disposed TO peace. a
Tie Genius Of Liberty, of the 18th ult.. II
res the following accoun, OF an expedi b
N against the guerilas:
GUERILLA ExpEDITioN.-The guerillas I
We Of late become - troublesome and h
ring, and have gathered in such swarms Il
the chapparal and other places Of am "
sh in the vicinity Of this city. that even
; Mexican farmers would not venture
to supply our market. 10 consequence