The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-18
Thh Lnat PbIltlcal Attorltn.

The Washington Uaion, lamenling oyt
results Of the election in Tennessee, 60
trous and bumiiiating 10 the Adminiasrt
and forced TO eoneeds that the returns
tinue unfaYorable 10 the re-elec,ion oil
Brown takes its comicra in 4 long edit
headed 'Coahsion u he Wtg LEADER Gad
ibdn Chiegarns,' the object Of which u ps
" well defined il the name. II charges
%liuon-a reasonable understanding and
pact-between the Wing leaders, and
Mexican ChieFtains'-shs Wing leaders,
observed--noi one, or some, but all-Me
leaders, 81 whom ihe father Of Henry
liz, Who died al Buena vista, Il one-akA
father III Fletcher Webster, who i ii
fighting ire Mexieans, ii anosher-ana I
one general officer The Hero Of certain NJ
victories achieved Ia Mexico, 10 d third.
Wing leaders are, Of course, included
accusation, as partners 70 the coalition ~
one side the patties On The other side
the Mexican Chiefaor rather, for thSi
but one, The Mexican chief, Santa All
whom Mr.. Polk took from his exile anon
cOck-piss Of Havana, and sent back with
to Mexico, tocommand the Mexican al
who shed, under his auspices, all the AND
blood that was poured at Bhena Vista
!, Cerro Gordo, and who are to she'd, and
! same auspices, all the American blood
is yet to be poured al Rio FriO Or in the
Of Mexico! These are The parties 10 the
lition, which the Uai0n, the accredited 4
Of the President Of the United States, HE
agent and mouth-pieco Of the govern1
charges 70 exist, and charges in terms Q
= dacious boldness and furious donunCiatid
if il actually believed what il charges, art
vited the world also to belisxsit.
we dO not say (aygfs The Uafon) there
express written compact between the
leadeEs and the Mexican chieftains, IN
1t il stipulated tia, they viii make com
cause against the democracy of the Ut
States; but we dosay there is papable
cal concert, the effect Of which Is p~erlectly
derstoOd by both Parlies.'
MOI there is no express written comp
"a but there is a 'palpable practical concert,
eetly understood BY both p%arIies1 This
"a not be- doubtedi The Washington Union
clares i, before all Chrislendom and perfdi
! degraded Mexico finds nothing Ii the
world BASE enough to sympathize with
and become herALLY, exceptthe Wig
il dsrs n Mc United Statesr
AZ sThere isa fearful responsibility resting
81. The whig leaders, I'VE still quote the v
$. 81 The Uaion.) sOn their heads rests the b
~, not only o. The Mexicans who afe %encourd
III to persist and perish ii d hopeless war, but
their own coun.rymen, Of their own Sons, y
thers and friends, whom they encourage To
M~exicans 10 waylayan kill in their chapa|
,lao and among their mountains. This guilt n
va double crime-of two crimes the most al
cious known to human laws--rests upbn |
!. Z souls--teason and ptuderi treason to
country, and the murder not only q Htxic9
but Of their own ~coNatrymsn, Kindred Z
oaol ffiendsp
The wing leaders 'encourngo' the Mexie
to fight and assassinaIe Americansl the 81
Of grea,on and murder RESTS upon their seul
asita wonder hatJarauta and bic rob-
bands besei the roads for the purpose Of shq
u, ing down not only on rsoIdicrs, but every AE
Y rican who may incapliously come ID from Il
covers7 Is ita wonder that urrea's bans
murder our fellow-cilizens il the highwE
"a tear out their hearts and thrust them inso I
,ta;. mouths, mutilate and hangthem BY their b
in. The trecs!'
wiil Lett bsagain tsmembered that this cha
enforced BY an these savage pictures end 4
..;is cious exprsssionss Is made BIZ she Washing
~ UniUn, ths authorized, accredited, official pp
Of the government audof the Presidentof
Republic. II Il the same Presideni; ind
who in 4 solemn State document. insinuI
u the guilt Of treason against every free An
can who presumed to censufe his acts II
! ginning and waging tho Mexican wars q
mor is The same editor who was punished to- h
lar Islander heaped upon tho American Sci
:, az. But at what pass Of frenzy have we arr
when such method Of political warfare
ii Is nothing eIse0 can be v~entarea On Of
mited, when the very extremity nl q
attic, criminal ard oil that ID iniamens can pe &c
Gen. cd against one half Of the public men n
greed K~epabac--a coalition with shePnbllc enen
a coalition Of atfeaaon Ed mafdeF11 esq
9 Sun their own soualryfor she sole Pufpos'
crushing thom, If possible, anda party Y
81 the they lead, under mountain Of iolseheod
moss Incredibly absufdand wicked which
e political paperiat The United States egsrqtll
alton, TOD 10 heap aPon an antagonist Party4
Sue an accusation a in fact. both TO
! tes sh and too base z " verify 81 any
{ de- answer Or any notice hs5onS
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