The Arkansas banner., 1847-02-24

s csanry bod giEhf ss 6esnnnA szd sxpcez. zhe esSdesee Df Gen. Tag3us ls ennrl6sise. in he reply ss A1sSsni'iEa be ssys- aA eoans Fsess surrsm1er af shs aswa snd anrsisDns fae taitew as graanwsrs ef sssr. is new asmna-. ded. Bus snrh surremasr will he mpnn sersnss ssa ihe gnilens deEence ef she sisrs. essdsEs- blc assAk to ake Mexir1a troops and nation. wsJl nFnnnes me t0 nEnke thoss terms 6s kES- tnai es pa&si5is The eanisnm wsIB ks d. lgusds sa y0ar 0psi0a. ggazT iayine &ssn afs Graas ip rrtise fa the mfeEsoz. an ron6ifiunef aof sevring aKasa SsssRK Eks ansr, e naEsi rrgn1asay exckanes1- Such were ske serrss which Gen. Taylor ffst presenaed te Aaps- dia. and wfsieA be, af shs naane ainie. 65szAsus to be es hb<ral ar pssaSle. Yss. in de saee cf these deeiaFpaons, and wakoui ihs kxiag of nn n6ainouA gnA, the sr1sraes sf cnssan- iailvn sbote ssz fossk were exeruird 0n ihe paSr ef tbe Amst3rnn cpGzmszzioDers hy the ordsr of iAeir csmmandlng general.
 II will he asked. wAst new hshz had Gen Tay3or rrceiscd so rzose shfs tresnen6oas re- ~Oaass0n n his viewss h n answered, nonss Had nhe enemy, "a the rns4a asane. beea reSn- forceds No. not hy ssngie rnGu. Had oar oEn ironpz exhfbiaeG rnasiaoas feeling. or expressed dexare se retire from tlse contest No; eul. om tke contrary. the whssse army were eagef io strike the few blows sx wxn- ting se ressare tiRe sifv so uncemalfiosai sub- Dissaon' Was Gea. Taylor induced to change his vsews, hy the persaassaa s& hIs cntanIssieBers- or by flie srrnneuss of cth- CTS: No; and SO far from 4his. Nntur General HendsEs0n. lgoye-nsr of Texas-5 as one o4 the commissioners io negotiate she terms ef caratnlnBon- FsDonsistes nrAiRs4 the asioPasoa sa any aii4eE condmsens alsan those hsI deman6cd Of Asnpadaa- and ezs- nessly szsHred Ges- Tzyiur that she Mexsr.ns would soon be cnmpetSed 10 surrsnder al ds.- errisoa. and shsI fl be psrsss.ei in thg de- Hssnd- tie easems Eogl9 p,rtpG sfse aerssss hrsa proposed wsihcas the fi-lag of znotbes gBHf Had Geh Tavlcr. sa the mean sEsrse. saken the towE: Nc, for be tells Generai Gssnss, -fiad gre beea pat so lhe alternative ea taking iAe place by ssona. srksck fkcss is no doEtd sce Skss1ad Aare Szccesdcd sn ds- fag1 we shouad, in al pFnhsbaiiy, have ioS4 Etty Dr . Aasdred mea. hesides sle aeusds<s. whlch ] washed to sso oid. as there Appssfee io ts ProsPeci of peace even | distant oner
 IL was io be expected fisal the ssioassis- meat- fl nos indsgnsssoa- winch las been ex- Pressed al the terms of the eapisulafios. s1oaid call fcr1h saei, explanations snd reasons ss eouad be assigned Ic~ lheeKtrzordsnarr course purseed- sa Gen- Tayiorss lss4er so Gen. Games recently and moss una3sisesEix throua before the suhlie. shis task IS aaarsapsea. and snndry reasons are ihereaa eiFen- n snssizi- easson al has arison- Ii is proeosei so glance at these reasoas- and 10 make spch comnenss uPoO each as may be suggested by cifram- siznees. The iclso~ing are fas Gessr1l's rea~oas for agreeing ts Esse articles of c1pstu- lalsoa:
 l. Berans .3npadtS told kim fAe .Ns=l- eans arers disposed fse peoce, aad iAzs fas UHited Slatrs bad prspasea to aexIe tax rGr 5y HegatiasleH-
 To say aoahIag d Ehe luprn3e1ce e.f pla- eng confidence ia the declarations ofx Mex 'eAn m such position. ,sae poiscs procass1sn- ed by the administration. and xtsa<A lad kee.n- cvef and over sgasn reiterated. required thai tbe mos, energetic operations sfaonid so, cease nnta Prace WIS aAsolaseAs esiahaisAed beiseea tue iwo governments. and ahai there should be 80 cessation nl hosaIsIties. erea dETtRg fkr nego1iats0E ef freafy: and, h. deed, Gen Tsyior. n oae q his dispatches. transmitted 10 Congress with lHse repor of the Secretary of War wz* cgnsaraEnszi to say that ths terms af the caEsissfasaioa Eerv -scaTeeIy ra-rawted by Ais ,zssrscsioas- -7-- But sndep~BdeB, ol the orders oi tiae gov ernsseni- dtd ncl AmPada oousrsdlca hls OWE declarations by periInacaoasly sI.sssliag itss, hss men should be permitted io nsarrh oE wIsh tissir srsns and arcouireneais o4 war { If peace vas abo1s io he re-exisbiishei. wnY would no' consent te iezTe behind hlm fhs arms al his soldiery
 2 Bceasss hss tresps spers fesrer n axaa- bey tkez tAs .Mesl1zns, Ena kas kcarE as- fIfEEyg TEz flxssed.
 Let the three CT four thousand Amerseaa troops Jeff si Camargo, ans tle iAoasznls d nthers siong the Rio Gr1ndr. wko were rv-' fssed permlsssoa Co march to Moasesey--1ss iAea answer. H fAey wossd nra have sap r.ssed fsIis dsaraenes, had they not seea eosa- Insndea 10 reasaia ID the Fsar, 1o lzagassA ID iAgiorioas ease Bear tie banks of lhe REs ! Bsro: Gen. Taylor marched fgsr Mcaaerey, iaying ai Camargs sozne 5 or s.osg .D~a. panfaag to sdseBee- and whose oEicers b. songiss Gen Tayiog 60 pcrzass tAen lS pro- ceea Monsarey isy saa l4D sz.iles s<yessd GamAsgo. and these Ioxns are caaseG1sa b za excellent reed. saa sgch wss iAe es,.hasl- aSm Of tAse men, that rnnss cAeeraEfy wo93g they have dfswR the heavy araiiezy she1s- sslses, h@d ihsy heea psrmss,cd 10 do 60. fl Do I.Aa sf the l7Ea9 na5es. wkscA be si4aes In has lefieE 10 Gsn- Gasaes ser EsEA han. peala h&ss baea spared ker shis parposs- so great and natsersal wss the ssesruess se ad- l rance npoa MoazTes. thai ssea oiSeess sad { Isra, rsosiESas under srrkAess- sgssRg sy.ea Ihsaz Leek, s31. waiA tozseEsssg ssep, soSsas lae saarseEs oi Gsa- TsyIor, so beg perassssos.4 b sesssspaas han bat 30 she eesaazs- 3iae general ale soi belsese thAi aaF fesas-