Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18
From The Richmond Trniss.
HESlTA ZION IN THE CABINET. :

FROM The Richmond Times
IIESlrA ZION IN THE CABINET z7gl
For weeks past the talk or all the cxp1nants "
the Cabinet. from tho Union down 10 the corr spDndeDt
o he Bauor Sun has hrefi Of suhnratin, t,., Who'll,
{" MeAcp. and et cinquering peace by the euineui'y
natural mode of beating tout OF tho heads Of both iha
Me>eans and our ow people According L, the Uniou,
which srent, Ia have the III
cy and real nbeciy of all the previms ,H,rs If tho
Preslrn. ''Iohoarancp had ceased he virtue and
was boldly resolved that all Mevlc, must be- made
saccunb ,'N whole new regmenls being ordered lto Tho
Il I'd iof the purpose. sz .ssr
! Bu time tlr reflection, with the aid porh wa Of lila
Now fstk eleetlo1. appears Ia iavc inau.el G ,r
roTenl m the cos,,aonsof ,hr GJhin,a From several
different sources the usual channrl for m oc nj
muncatluns with the public, We have inlina fs that
the policy OF sulgngation has been r the uonct do-
e aud that The Cabinet is lndn mg vogue expcc-
ailpn Of spotd,ly concluding pence Thus the Wash
ngton correspondent fthe Nrw York Journal Of cpn-
rleef oil Nov 5h asserts That the result of
tho NV "rh election is II permanent and pracc i
poraace as 'it will encourage and perhaps rive entire
success 10 the mo territory BETTY" o HON this wftt
represents HAT the Democrats perceive tie necessity
OF beeonng part. We give the lh,wing slecuations
aud statements ri This correspondent ssessng mich
interest or tho country IN the present aspect Of public a
fairs: : - r.
"Asmatters stand it Is evident that the Wings AID
the haanee Of power party, and very few Democrats,
may settle the warqneston, ard al the qestius depend
ing upinlt Snne OF the Democrats seeing the necrss-
~ ol adjusting The pioriso dicut the u har
monztng thor party. viii, undoubtedly. 90 against tho
acquisition OF any territory.
Il am not sure that the New York election may not
settle the question; aud is probable that This poy
40 1nnsion VIII prove 10 he the great peace maker.
i lie administration was snpp'scd,a few weeks ngo.
to have hkon very strong mud decided ground IN The
subject Of Mexican affairs The time hal noee ed arrived
w'en the administration was obliged 10 al pi some par
cuar c'urso OF policy toward. Their coolues The limo
had arrived when they were bound to VI . subject
III reference To The future The Il MON and other or
Itri al hiatt "a
sulnp dion and occupation Indeed other alternative
was 10 r contemplated b, any ono; tr in pos
sss11a hr country and "ete met by an obstinate relu
sal of pea,e our terms But let me assure YOU,
Change hns come ovcr the spn ot this dream, and yua
viii hear nore ri 'sullug,llon. SOUND will YOU
galn hear Il tins rorpor' iton the administration their
! friends
Tiny are now amusing and the Mnxirans with
the lea o speedy peace story thai has been told DO
fore Mr. Irst they say. IL remain IN Mexico. AMI
I await oy, rtules irlm tie Mexican guvoiunent Tho
ovenures sought will probably be loss favorable than
those heretofore made. The Ned pursuit IT pescu
VIII show MoAeo plainly suugh, which party will back
i uui first.
81 have heretofore expressed my opinion aud repeat
IT, that the administration have seulrd policy in
regard 10 Mexican ahalrs. ! he message will decste
/ lice ri policy Tor TIN future #a
a Oh the same pufpurt The limitations of the Wash
ngton correspondent OF the Phila,Iepha edrcr whose
name has been publicly gwen Ftoncis J. Gad and
. Who being hlnsef olli-eh uIer. has often proved
i himself 10 be extremely well advised IN ,fi ial ualies.
+ In his letter 81 Nov. 1Jh. under the pnpus iitlr. -
Tho pr 81 Gets ot Peace with Mexco again oyc ing"
we find lie following slaomc ns embraced in much Of tho
Writer'S own nr dictated Elections:
q II her" Is nows enough IN town this evening but l
wall endeaNor 10 cnndense IT,. First, that which con
Germs the country. Letters have been received here
"lenn2 agane prospects OF peace. and representing tho
people IN and about Mexico quite in favor of IT, TIE
question seems merely 10 be whether before any isace
concluded with the shadow of authority which now ex
lists hnxIctl nnnfrIV will event
upn
"Pena Pena is doubtless in favor Of peace-but what
kind i peacel That's ,Ile question:. Shall we still Of
Ter 10 or 10 millions fr Callfnlal Shall oar govern
nenl Ienonn,e The indemnify hicl II claimed tor lis ell
lzens
Mexico must pay the expenses Of the war and if she
have no money, she must pay territory, which, moro
ovcr has tins advanage, that dlmnlsies the power OF
N'Alco 10 do mi ,ehic, the war under
some n. ~ advcntuler who. alter the withdrawal Of our
troops, may clnce 10 se!1e upon the of govern
n meat
. Fer u.is purpose mua fr ufon military frontier.
ana heep posses SON. for tt,le al least Of some Of tho
n'osl mPo't"t lodfed jiaces ohe, considered the
hty 10 her med and ro,eT The Castle Of San Juan
d d [ Ion ought nener 10 be sarcndered.p
III "lhe Castle ID san juan at ilos is of vital impor-
ianee to US, ani o no Whatever Mexico, except
t1ath may enable her again 10 wakc attitude
Y and i1fee us to light our battles nver again
I'VE are nov IN POSSESSION ct he basi part of Next
CO. We shall soon command her ints and her conm-r-
cal resources She has neither the means Il, raise an AZ
my The revenue 10 pay and maiua,n one. SIN has
exhausted all her and the eve OF anar-
chy and confusion.
+ ">he has shown that she incapable of c,nnprehend
g gencruslt, and The only neais therefore which
nave Ia prevent her from again arruylnp herself apainst
thai lsngamsl Superior CIV issiIon and LAWS f.,
deprive her OF the means oi doing Ill ihs over again on
some frivolous peteN.
= The news from the North which vog knew as som
as L. has made deep impression here and Ike Union
rtps N a very able article To The New York kye,;,,r