The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-09
FROM wAsHING1 ON coFrssPcsaenes ef tAe Penasyivan,sn

FhOM WASHINGTON
 CorFesPcnesnee ef the Penasyixantsn
 WAsRaNoro< May 18th. lsrr
 We have Msxicaa edito<sy M-xicxa sps..A =. kers in Ccngresss and why pos have Ms,;.s preachers One duly qualified, and fitted h. ,s. %ihg oi sne moral treason party, Is furnished ,s the person aud character of Acer;ain Rer Ss..a' r. Psaeods. cf Portsmouth New Hampshire Te' creature has boldly entered the riax th defsne. <, tae Mexican onsFa9es, and haSbarftsew H. pfostiiated his pulpit and his callsaa and disg.ss his professions ef piety, by impicas decIars,,C,, sna more esasPhemons wishes. This wretch. whO,. back more appropriately merits a suit nf lar ,s. feathers than elenea robes utters and pub,ish.. z the world the Following; --"f Aad Aapea suf;, f eosta6 Aope 70 t0agsr, hat OFT armSts in Msrs. ptgAs mtsf svfA Tspersss ad dsfsat taas tkss s1o, bs forcedt Fstrs Tsm tAe MSrtcan tsrrifors Sn S, syact {" Think of that. fellow ejtitens Ths rsesFend traitor this hypccritieai viisian bonn, that "recerM aud defsas might cover tAe ,eny x ctneI words, that sosdters nisht he ksseks,ss our lag dlsgraeed, our country diskcnored Hs sr., noi pray tor peace, and leave his otTerfnr upon ,h aisaE, but he hrraths the spirit of the "nit ;s
 nePihg tor the destruction, not ofthe enemy. bu, ol his own coantrymen. What church. ov vrA,, denomination has ths A0aor of fellowship win ,h,, Mexican tnry, know not; but this do know th,, one such as he, is calculated io do more asains, - ligion. than twenty pure aud holy men can do s, II; and the sooner be is kicksd out the better N. eQHAitY 1tsRfaceA tue Abnfcn aud the Slate
 Among the many tasteful and expressive semi. luents exhibited in windows and elsewhere. Al ca, illumination, in this city, the transparency at ,se dwelling of Col, Samuel Ssambaugh elieited nar 6enlaT praise. The sentiment adopted was as true as was complimentary
 PENNSYLVANIA FIRST TO REspoNu TO HER CoUNfRY'S CALL; HER SOLDIERS IN MEXICO WILL BE LAST TO LEAVE TIE BATTLE FIELD"
 On the reverse side of the transpareney were inc names of Pennsylvania's distinguished sons-vice President Dallas aad Secretary Buchanan. By .h. way. there is no man in or out of ptnnsylvania. more araently attached and devoted 10 her hoeo, and welfare. than Col. Stambaugh. Although, tw many yeass, he has resided without her limits n pursuit of hss calling, he a as familiar with Der progress, and warmly Interested in her pfespe,itv as he could be il miagsiRg daily with her citizens The man who wouia slight the cid Keyssonr, hsd better improve bis opportunity, when not in Ais presence. No Pennsylvanian has ever visited Washington and made his acquaintance, and V. turned home again without an obligation for Als kindness and marked attention With heart ever open So the calls of humanity, and soul ever vii ling to smooth the pathway of iha unfortunate his kindness of disposition has blessed many sublec, of hs charity. '.IIluminatious and other demonstration, of cy have been gotten ap in the cities in msmcnt,oa of these events. We are alwass anxious 10 know that our eountymen arc triumphant; but we eaa WE GAN sEE NOTHING Str UNNEcEs. sss SARY WARFARE AND FIELDS OF BLOoD"i
 Such is specimen of Federalism which we had scarcely expected to see doufishing in the soil ol Virginia. We find # ia the Lees6arg Chnnieis It Is worthy ef the Federal Legislature of Massa ehusetts, which refused to vote thanks to General Taylor and ear gallant army. It breaths . spira not unIike ts following fesolting sentiments Oi the Kennebee ( (Me.) Journal. conducted bya Federal member Of Congress, Mir. Severaaee:
 SGLoRfous vioroaIRs.-- We eaaaot say we Rsi si1hH pride or disposifioa te rgoies h pieicnss gatasi ogsr the Mezicana. They are fghting a de. fence of their country. What are we 10 gain by victories, if we win theml He must be q very thoughtiess or very heartiess man who delights to bear that troops have killed three four thous and Mexicans, at whatever luss to themselves On the contrary. we should iock upon it with seusR Gad ahams. feeling much ss wonla to hear the. favoFits son had suereedeA in mRyderiRg a bsssL ter he Mgh4CGs, strinPieg him cf his ,oafrA aud parse. The morality of ibe two acts is about on par.n
 This same paper indulges in the following inia. nous language. What will Gen. Taylor think of s party whose leaders thus islander their eeHntr, and, by inevitable implication. the heroes of the war, at tho time that, for party objects. they profess so much admiration for one of it's most dis. tinguished Generals, Win he not regard t C gross insult to be stigmatized IS having promi- nently contributed to the hiacksst chapter in the annals of our hfstory'f
 elf Lccofocoism keeps up much longer. ws shsE degenerate into a mere band of robbers ard land. stealing thieves, bringing utter disgrace npon ihs very name of Repabilesnisrn. We look upoa thh Mexican war fuEnishing the hackest chapter lh the annals Of cur history It wih be read hsreaitA with as much pain, disgust and bathing. as we read the history of Salem witchcraft, or the mas saere of St Bartholomew's."
 
 A GgsRILLA WARFAaK--The intelligent Wash iDgf6n correspondent of the Baltimore sun, alady te the new mode of warfare which the Mexiesn propose to adopt. says:
 .'As to the notion of establishing guerilla wu l fare on large scale. 1t is prepossrous- Mexico not like Spain Tyrol an old, well explored couH try, iL which every pass path and by way is known | or divided into provinces, al the head of each q 1 which there is powerful central town. with permanen. Junta and the- wealth accumulated T | the progress of centuries. The clergy, who hsss 30 largely figured in the peninsuiar war. are. a ] Mexico, as far as can learn From our agenn peaceably disposed, and not ready to make isrst pecuniary sacrifices OaI yolusseer riiemeB, nor over much better fitted for guerilla warfA's than the Mexicans themselves. They are merit mea used to every species of fatigue, and adsytet by habit and education. to al kinds of work If is Mexicans were to determine upon guerilla wM fare all that would be required on the par, of os ! government to meet it would be, to allow ihe v@ Hnteers now in the held, and such additional non bers ss would enlist. 10 carry on partisan waItsF at their own discretion, and Ten to one the Mex < cans wosid soon be tired cf the fun and give lA f GES. parTgssex.--A cerresf,ondett Of hs bewistoRn True Democrat, writing from eeUr (ordo gives the following incident, which we hsss not seen mentioned in any other letter from Mexss It is characteristic of the gallant soldier who va principal actor in the scene:
 ..0n the 18th. we moved to storm the enemy position. and having marched short distance until we reached chaparral. where Gen, Paia' son. who is oa tae sick list came up with as "bss he came near he ansogesed his head aHd addrssssa the Pennsylyanians something after this style "ip yod, the gallant and representatives of the se bic old Keystone State, have only to say thai Si honor is in your hands. can trust this asys