Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-03-04

lie TO take notice that there was in the Senate oil
the United States body of men chargeabe with
inciyism-Mexicans in Manifestations 10 the Unit
ed States
trust, MIR President, that our master will be ap-
peased by the facility with which, Immediately az |
Ter the fcbuke of his minion the Senate acted up.
on the bill and gave him the army which he re-
CURED trust he will not forget that law which,
as COMMANDMENTS Chief of the Army Of the United
States and President of the great North American
Republic for the time being, he premula ated to US
in the message aud commands which he was pleas.
ed TO deliver at the opening Of this session. to his
faithful and humble servtors in both branches Of
the American Congress, admonishing us that we
would be considered as giving aid and comfort TO
his enemy-not ours i-his-if one word should be
said unCayorabe 10 the motives which might have
brought the royal will to the conclusion that he
would precipta,c this Republic into war with
Mexico trust his Majesty. in consideration Of
our faithful services IN augmening the forces oil
tile Republic agreeably to Inc commands winch
we have received from the throne. VIII induce him
10 relax little when he comes to execute the law
OF treason upon one at least so humble as myself
! do remember, Mr. fresident-you WIZ remember,
Mr. Presldent-your recollection OF history Will
furnish you with a case winch wl, thlnk, oper-
ate IN my lavor IN question OF that sort:
Some time m the history OF the royal Iudors IN
England, when poor Englishnan, ior difiering
from HIS Majesty or Her Majesty, on some subject
1t might be religious iaih-was condemned 10
be hanged and quariered and emboweled' out oil
special grace, IN particular case where penhence
was expressed, the hangman was admonished 10
give the culPrll lime 10 choke before ne began 10
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army wherever he pIeases and in the manner which
he pleases and then granting 10 the Administra-
ton, as YOU call 1.-THE President-eyery dollar in
money. and if need be. every able.boded man ca.
pabe of BEARING arms in the United States 10 pros
ecute that war-te me. YOU who saw that being in
n war. and conceding. as the Constitution has con.
coded to the President, the power TO command
your armies in the field TO send them as he pleases
| 10 Monterey, 10 Mexico, to Yucaian. 10 Panama,
TO China. il YOU pIeasc-under the penalty. too. Of
death, denounced upon the officers tina, shall disc.
bey that communicative him that pos err, and then