The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-04

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ps, AID Psrsle. u lao tnosssnd inca -
each pla,e. Hos many q Paebls-a
cay 81 aHsy iisosssnd lBh.bilants, and
81 The rsnas Of The nasi dsnss and ssEs
Ike popul.uon Of Mslieo--sn The neigh.
bdahOsd IL The IeBosned and ss1llke
Tf.scalaasl shaUld say that he gaul
saa n PssbIa should nos be lssa lhsn siK
or eight thousand men. The garisons
a. Tsnpieo and Vera CrsE sIII hsge 10
DO Gslnloreed. ot rather renewed. every
sl8ss months. irum abe r.ssess Of moie
4lsn one pesillenIisl disease IN ihase no.
Lsrn Golsolhas. h sny Eeslslsuee 10 Of
Tered 10 The prostess Of our asmy. rho can
cay haw n.nY nen ne shall lose IN The
lhaasand nAIuTd and artificial Jsliles
which I.e route presesls. xIlh more ihsn
one waiied Iosn 10 be siormed, and. sd-
ced 10 thsse. The tsvsgrs Of pesl'lenre !
II Shis enterprise 70 attempted With hiiy
thausand mrn, nj b = reasonable esImslr
III loss u lie from disease and balllss,
aud she necessary garIisoRs ltil On the
hns o. march, we shsli be fortunate il se
haze thirty thousand ~ enleT The siiy oi
Mexleo. To collect these uOops. coin
cenusIe them a. Vera Cruz, march 10 The
city of Mexico. aud remain there long Q,
nough 10 produce any issull. will tequHs
al lsssi one year. How much monty
and hos many lives Will lbat years op,-
Ialion cost usl Certainly mol lees Than
one bundled rnlll,ons OF dollars aud iseD-
" Thousand hives. Are We certain iha,
iIlls ben. f,s which Will result sil be .
compensation Tor whal il all eOstl ATE
we certain that Ne sbsll, IN upih, have
accomplished any ,hingi II, a. ibrlIs,e
the result will dsmaHsusle, The .Planl-
Tag nur s,ars and Stripes Oh he palace oi
.lhs Moulezumas" has really NJ potency
or charm bui in ,lale aud ridiculous 'he,
ttorlcal luurl.hss. The NexIcsns ~Iil bays
,seen boa ImpOtrpl fSr EVIL 70 ihem j. 'hl'
.Iong-yssnlsd ADVANCE 70 their capital ;
and II will have only added TO the slndlc'
tive ievtnRe which they already chtrisl
Upwards vs. 10 quite sufficient drsiee,
do pol believe ihsI. then vi the char
,ges VI The war. up 10 this time. cone "a
he settled, in the shape Of bounty lands,
.pen.,ans. Losses Of pIoDeriy. and the thou.
sand fier-ciaps 81 y ear. that - all Dc
found 10 be short 0i sky or seseniy mil'
hons. The late r'ioiids oar cost Us Ipi.
tI-txo mtllitus. wnh neseI n'nre titan
sane .GItA o; The srmy row IN Mexico, nof
ons-,sBth Of that Which u Is proposed "a
send there; sud supplied, Too, 4 81 much
less cusi. Could mol this money be be-.
asr spenll Il would eobweb our whole
.couat,y with railroads. But, where shall
~e gel thus money! Nut much Logger
by the spenJthrliI expedienl Of giving out
notes, for ia that is summed our financial
resources up 10 this time. THIS certain
Nv csnaot ls.i always. II mus, stop. II
not before. shen We tai N pay interest
except BY The issuance OF new notes.
When our debt 10 increased to one hun
dred aud fifty or two hundred millions,
no increase Of The tariff can meet the sx'
igency i; Tor all must see that any cousid.
,srable increase Of duties on Woss Of the
articles will diminish revenue by tender.
ing their importation a losing business,
Tie only Russ,ble sl.ernsuVs v'Il lie d.
rect taxslien. To "lhs. complexion IL
anust come al last" '...
But, v these difficulties are surmount.
ed, the end is MOI yet. Mexico is nuI
vet humbled--uot even crippled. Thus
far The war hss, in every aspect, benefit
ed her. Il has nalionsl'zed her people
.eI.vsled her niluary character. aud eau
.sed the expenditure Of large amount o
aoreign capital IN her borders.
could extend .his article, slIesdy to'
l"ng. by many proofs Of the power Of tn
Mexicsns TO submit TO prIvst'ops, an,
Ihen sesd,oess to do SO. lie, one suffice
A most terrific civil war has for man.
yeats been raging in Snnors---a State boz
,derlng on The Pacific ocean. House
burnt to ashes, flacks ex.erminated, an
,one.tbird OF their men butchered. Yol
will scarcely 90 five miles without see
ing human carcsses htnGing from tn
ilmbs Of he tees for "no quarter" ha
been the law Of that war. Yet it nes e
entered into the minds Of these fierce oil
indispensable com5s ants to make pesc
until this war with Us commenced. Csl
we reduce all Mexico to such an extten
ety az this Would we do so II we could
Have we any reason 10 expect peace Iron
any hing ,hort OF n! We may desiro!
her commerce. il is true. But she hs
very lutte Of il. and tina, LILLE no. ind's
lenssble. Besides all the grains, Mexi
CO supplies itself with salt. sugar, cnfee
rul,Un-in short, with every thing lhsi i
necessary to man; and then there 10 TIL
from ieI Of GUatemals, through which sh