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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

Dress Goods. chamslien Lus,res, roul dc
Sole, Striped and Bard inloire,
Satin Russo. eros de Nap and Gros Swis Plan and
Fancy Dress silks, good article cts silk Lawns
six and Linen Tissues, Brilant Canlet Lusires biz
mode and fancy Berages good sye of Lawns al 2L cts
$50 large lot OF very cheap white Goods. from 2i
~ cts-Just opened al STONE & THOMAS
Apr2s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

BNlDNESS Ann Loss a. nam = ..,..t 49, /,
Msht heaihy action Of those vessels which tbrn,v off
ne sPlta'oh fr-m the head. when these vessels are
NeN "s a>ei, TIE persptfatiou ~ thcK and cisrluy
N'' 70 'e mouths Of the pores. and CLOGS IA IA
wy ana dtit- and tofits scurf daudrur les lnnd
j. lnen carried 70 the roots uf the hair and Tor want OF
Nhic the mar has not sufficient nor isuent aud CON
fusntE A'e"nssify ard Harsh. and beg ms inseusihv
duccs badness. Restore the canary veS.et ~ s 80,
l"tcH former healthy circulation, aud fine SILKY new
h " wan make rs appearance, which VIII Increase IN
quantity and volume until The hair becomes tlrk and
healthy. ~
Jayucs Hair Torc j. the only preparation thar has
ever been known 10 produce hgir on halI heat-.
which q has done ia IHnunerabie Instances aud VIII
seldom iali. u property aud pcrseverihely used.
This valuable preparation eNctss the scalp to new
and healthy act0n. eleanses from srURF and nANp.
ETFF. prevents the hair from falling on becoming pfe-
maturely GRAY, IRIS those eruptive diseases which
uften appear upon the head. and majority cases.
produces me growth Of 1, also gives the
hair rich and beautiful appearance, uueqaaled hy any
thing Of the Kind.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
INFOpNATlOV NANTED

fF JOHN UORKIN and his brother WILLIAM
W They tel county Mayo ireland, seven yea.s
ago, and when last head Of This citv a uut 81,
months Their sister now here in search of Them
and any information of their whereabouts wi he thank
fully received, If len with
Apr2i THOS HORNBROOK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
SPRING & SUMMER FASHIONS ron 1913
y. AVERY.

No To. MONROE ST. WHEELING. VA.
u 70 FSPECrFULt.N announces TO his old friends
III sSSs aud the public IN general, that he has now
- sn hand large and superior Of Hats aud
taps Ell The late Spring and Summer FASHIONS, eompri
sing all qualities shapes and sizes lis hats
ltctu'ed under his own immediate superntentence of
Inc finest materials and by the hest of wsrkmen and
WIN he sold wholesale and rcta prices still lower
than they have been offered in this city. Those
visiting Ia purchase ats and Caps will find their
advantage to give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
ap2i : AVERY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

81 received aud receiving leghorn halls silk hats
> Angola hats, Beaver hats napt hals Russia hats
BLACK and white Boys fur hats ouths' hats wool hats
hiact and white Rough and Ready bats, glazed hats
az 81 Mhieh wil sell as CHEAP pess ble any rate
ti'Ie csesper than any establishment in Il rs place
mar u ; - HARPER.
- CHEST containing rs Brown Muslin. 2 Ps Lawn.
AA piece Hmshsin rs Padding, ps eaIico. aihe-
rent aiiei hsi p Muslin de Lame, and white silk
" as found on the wharf the An inst. The owner
eau have the same by paying the storage, and Of
lhis advertisement. THOS SHALLCROSS,
Aprii 2o-5ttA) Sergeant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
j w KNIGHT,
"a ai
CAUTION e urloNlr

Avoid all spun nus pfeparatiohs Of Wild cherry such
as 80 sans, bi'ters Strups OF d Cherry Pills pur-
parting to contain Wild cAerry Sc SC a. they are an
ucti"us and counterfeit and contain Of the yfr.
tues of The original aud preparation a pr,.1s
red y Df II SwAYNE, and the rst prepared "a inns
country. bR SwAYNE's ooNrot NJ SYRrr o. WAN
CHERRY Il composed af vegetable ingredients the " I'll
chefft ahd eiher nediclhai substances 81 ay 81 ca
sous, 70 not more So; whole are 81 eheetuuil. con
ee'faed as 10 render II beyond all doubt the most ca
SAINT 81 ehsfhenlng aHd e1ectal remedy ever dis over
ga "l lT cute 81 fuimouary consumption. aud all dis
eases OF TIE Luhss and Breast The VERY fact from us
having sgch tram Of spurious alters an,s To roy e
l. great curative properties.
Therefore. ityalids, nquire for the Original prtara
ton, eacl hostile OF which enye.0ped IA h.attif,il
wrapper, nh LIKENESS OF VI IA Penn engraved tns,.
on also heasIng The signature OF Dr u SNaynr the
esin.erieiiis ct whlch Wal BE- punished a. forgery
Prepared only by mr. H. sWayhe, n. ~. conner of
Eighth ana Race ST., Fhiia. mr. y.
For sale fy JAMES BAKER.
For sale hy PRYOR 4 PATLI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

SIZE or rdE FEMALE WAIST Women ought
to measure IRON p 70 - inches rouud tue
waist o1' moei letndies do moi permit them
selves lp grow beyond - Thousands are
laced t. y some oi lhcn { IS than ~. and
thus by wharbone. NO d, aut steel, The
chest is reduced 10 haltis prop sic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

UFJAYNE's ExPECToRtNT.-This Is undouht
aiy the most valuable b. Is decidedly the rnst pop
1ar med cine Of kind ever iutfdducet
Tho feuaHd f1r has been Constant and increasing.
nom the iinr FIRST cred Tor sale here last Jauu
sfF 10 the PRES time Numerous Testimonials Of
cal WORTH aud usefulness. frsm very many 1T our ci
Esns might &c produced; hut uia VIII satisfy all
lts speedy for coughs, colds. Influenza ashuia
hnafSeurSs ard at kirds of pulmonary affect ions.
fre'a cd only by pr ID iayne, Phi'sdpbia. AVID sold
Agency Nv F \ BRENFIINGER.
Ashland Row, Menrne 81. Wheeling. Va.
Also Nv Cara B.eKEs, Main St, Wheeling. and <
' CocKAYNE, Eliza's.ittrwn, Va. Apr3J-wH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
Asthma Of Eleven year, Standing

Permanently cured by DR. Swayne's Compound Syrnt
of Wild Cherry, aler all other remedies had failed
CiNcINNATI, Feb ~, ISL.
DR. Swatne;-T'his may certify that eeven wears sso
last Fan, was troubled " ilh the Asthma whic ncrea,
sed upon nae iH defiance OF all the reu,de could hear
Of until the ir39'io, when was Obliged TO leave
my native New England for miller ciulir which had
ihe excel 10 tiIgaie my sutermgs for three OF four
years aeT winch The disease increased until last IN.
tef Ny suHetlhes We're intense alm~si eyond endu.
rance, heng obliged 10 sit up night night from IN.
/ ability 10 sleep in he'd.
Last Fail iet the mptons earlier than usual in the
season. hut hearing that Dr Swayne's Compound svrup
OF W IA Cherfy was sovereign remedy for Diseases
Al the Lungs immediately commend ed It's use ana the
result was almost i'm nedlate relief. For the last SIX
weeks have not felt the least symptoms of the Asthma
and i"ei confident that AM well . it, and thai have
been cured by the ahuve named medicine
ours respectfully w KNIGHT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
RENON AL,

THE subscriber would inform his lends and the puh
tie thar he has removed hs shop frn Market street
To bhlon -, west oi Main, and al oining Altman q
NaNwsifs Shoe store where be VIII BE- happy 10 attend
10 al BUSINESS tailor entrusted hs care ne bas
on Rand good assortment of READY MADE CI a1-u
ING, to " Inch attention is requested.
Apr i-indSw W WiNGERTER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

- D HARPER has Just received 10, Of Leghorn
Apr20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
CopARTNnRsHrP NOTICE

1shb undersigned have associated then selves to.
gether under TIC style and ifn, 81 IirNrtH opPt.
son o. Tor the pgrFese Of Manufacturing Nai IN a
spikes a. inc NHsinia Iron Wsfks,' which are now
completed and IN full operation
JOHN HUNTFR.
+. ". MOTION
Roh'T MORRISON
Il. W. SiLrHENS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

L1r t,.ntiaman Blk French Twiiles cloths
VI ''''''iN ''''''' and Cassimeres, Tweets,
Cashmerete, Drap de Elite and Croton sale by
AprI9 GOODRICH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

Nrltiuu PaDer $40 rcams Foolsesp. OF dife-
-. - rent qualities. 500 Rms Lei.
sale, whoiesa retail, By ~ W.
ApTi4 JND III TuoNpSoN tr...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24
To THE LADIES.

Alex. Newman Mahld inform the Ladies of
....,, i' W heeiing that he has ,ust 10.
e''Ntd ~ express few dress patterns spIendd new
~ a. emtp Tered In islcd silks They are oil ne ,,t
see theIa ,,,.i q ~" rs" 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

DRESS GOODS.
JUST received eheauiu stock OF Dress Goods, among
" " hich are the follow ing
few patterns of those rich mose colored satin stri
ped Dress Silks
A .e8utiiu article OF Tissue
Plain and figured Linen Lustres.
Small figured Brown Lawns.
Embroidered SWISS do
eng ham DO
Plain biz and figured Lawns and Bcrares.
French, ESrlston and American GiHehanIs, cheaper
than ever and for sale by w. GOODRICH,
Wheeling, April Is No 1865 Market 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

AuVIlS and NIcps Just reed, good assert
49,, 49,. - menl of solid box and
o'ner vices and a large assortment of Anvi!s
'FH' OFT & GREER.
IT, oHCHAkDlSfS AND FRUlTERERS- Swr>.
80 NiN"hN x TO- have just received on cons! aullent
ArFLE rREEs from the celebrated nursery of
5u''-e barker, Newport, O. They VIII he sold low
$500 '"''s iHVi vinegar AprlS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

glad Silk aud Narsees vestings, jus, received by
- April W GOO DRIClI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

RoonatS Neapolitan, Pamela. Gimp and Braid
i'p'iioN - Eonnets, of the latest styles aud very
cheap. RIhlons--the fashionable, together win
French flowers and " reaths for sale ~
Aprl7 W. GOODRICH.
L. AaASOIS OF the beautiful colors for sale very
y low by April w. GOODRICH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-24

WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTIONAL
- April 18th, 1915.
"a annual Election for nine Direction. Ia nanase
I'm me affairs OF tinn Wheeling Savings Inst itution
i'f inc ensuing yeSf, viii De held at its Office on Fnes
O'Clock 4. NJ and O'Clock p NJ "
AbI43 ROB'r Mccoy Trea.'r
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12

S,aus OF Mexico. We are Informed by the
Pusdcu, lha, it IS ht' purpose 20 retain
them. ~ cou,lIcr them as territory f.,
aul 90 be- attached 90 these United
States Of America And our military OPP
crau0us nnI ,lgns nov oc'otc tie Senate
arc TO euiorcc hs clam of ,ho Ekec1lvc
Of tbo UnH,d Sale, sc are to comp.
M,vlo 10 ngtoc thl,ihc piu 81 her iHm.n-
ION called New Mexico, and the other Gu
cd Callotnls. shall be coded to US tina,
We are IN possession rs is sad, and that she
shall weld her tnie to Us Ths.Is the pre-
cIse ubl ct ofthis new army OF 80 600 men
SIr.uls the ,I,nucil object. in my jud =
mcnl. for which thr war was original Y
commenced for which 1t has hitherto been
proscrultd and IN iurnerlncu Of which thi'
treaty Is to be used, but as one means to
bring about lhls general result depending
offer all on our own Superior power and ur
the Necessity OF slomWng 20 any terms
which We may prescribe 10 fallen, fallen
fallen Mexico
Sir, the members composing the o,hoi
iluusc.--,he more popular branch Of lh'
Legislature, have all been elected since,
had ul,nos, said the h,i.-l viii say, %,
days OF May, lsiG. That other Hous
has passed u resolution, affirming that ia,
war with Mexico was begun unconNuu
uoually and unnecessarily by the ENccu
tive government Of the United States
concIt 10 that sentiment; hold that 10 b
the most sntand authentic cIDTCssIOn @
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12

Abingdon April G. ESQ.
Resolved. that said Il ard accept Of the
report Of their committee respecting bull
ding a fort at Pittstord g.. Resolved said
hrt be built near the north hre Of Pittsiord
where Major Ebcuczer Allen shall judge
proper That said fort be picquct with
proper fankcrs with barracks for 100 men
iucloscd - that said fort be accomplished as
soon a may bc
Resolved to raise one company Of 80
men exclusive Of officers 10 join Major Ebe'
ne1er Allen Tor defence of ronticr,-s men
from Col Warner regiment to hc raised
from Wells Clarendon, Tlumouth and Wal
hngford, Isaac Clark to be Captain. Bcnja.
min Eycrst lst Lieut., Rufus Branch 81
Lieut., and Capt. Jonathan Fassct commits.
sary Of purchaser.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12
Board ~ Var Arlington !
March T. i-Tg

Whereas this state j. frontier 30 tho
northern enemy. It is therefore necessary
some lines should bc asccr,aiucd whore this
state will attempt 70 defend the inhabi-
,aut, Therefore Resolved that the north
line q Castlctou the west and north lines ot
pttsford 70 the foot Of the Grc,n Noun
talns. be aud ia hereby established a liuc
between the Inhabitants OF this state aud
the enemy aud al the inhabitants Of this
State living to the north ot snld line are di-
rcct,l ard ordered to move with thor FAM
lilies ana effects within IN line. Til,
bard on the petition of the inhabitants,
do also recommend the inhabitants of Cas-
Teton and plus'orl to Immediately erect
a picket fort near the centre OF the Iuhabl
tarts ~ each toWn-and that the women
and children excepting few near tie forD
move 10 some convenient place south aud
that Tic men with such parts Of their stocks
rs may b. necessary. remain on their farms
and work ia collective bodies with THEN
arms
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12

Whereas It has been represented to this
board that 20 600 brick are wanted to build
clhmuics ~ the barracks IN the fort on the
north Inc Of PitIs'ord Therefore. Resolved
that This board Do recommend 60 Major Eh
ca,zcr Allen, to furnish five fatigue men
that arc accustomed t. the business If any
there be. h. assist tho barrark master in
making said brick who shall toe allowed one
shilling each IN hard money Or an clulNa-
lent f,r each day in addition to their pay
Resolved that the commandant of SAID fort
be allowed O. keep ono horse and ouc.cow IN
tho Slatc's pasture aud the harrack master
SEQ that there be no other cattle OF any kind
kcrton thoStatc's cost. Resolved dat there
De- no more barracks built in 'a,d fort on the
States cost for the time being
Nor %. Resolved to raise ono
captiiu. ono Lieutenant and forty mon from
AIeu', regiment, to 60 t. Fort Vengeance
and iuin Captain Sawyer. to continue II
DAY, Resolved 10 raise ~ o lcuteuants and
forty men for frontier defence for the ensu-
ing winter Of whom one lieutenant, two SER
ccaur, twu curroral- and twenty rrlvatcs
b. raised from CO. Fictchcrs regiment aud
march f. Fort Vengeance pit,'orI, tie
1t January and contnu, thT'' months u"-
i,ss sooner discharged Pay per month Tor
Lieutenant. "a :, tor sergeant. Il as cor,
,,oral, II As. and priyatcs Il hard money
ar the cquWalen. pay 10 commence days
before march. Kaiaus or officers and sol.
dilr, 10 aud from camp, 10 pence e'ca.
E-uoi8.,,oa 28i Jl.s Isl We a.,
.,l..,,b,r, being desired p, the Hon.rabi
nh. , War l.. visit r. irl. ti,-, ul 90,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12
Crcdat Juddcus .fpclla



Yet the moment we ret possession Of
territory, we mus, retain II aud make II our
own. Now think that this original object
has not been chinged-has no, been varied
SIR, think It exists in the eyes OF those
who originally contemplated lt,--and who
began the war for it,-ns PLAIN as nitac-
tive to them and from which they no more
avcu their eyes now Than they did then, or
have done al any time since We have
compelled u treaty Of crssIon. We know
IA our cousclcuccs that il is compelled -
We use i, as an instrument and an agency,
IN conjunction with other instruments and
other agencies OF a more formidable and
destructive character, to cuiorc" thc ccssIon
OF Mexican ,cruloty.-,o acqnDre territory
for new States, States 10 b. al led to
this Union. We know, every Intelligent
man knows that there IS no stronger desire
IN the brca,l OF Mexican ctuzcn, than to
retain the territory which belongs to the
Rcpubuc. We know that the Mexican
people viii part with i,-lt part they must
with tcgre., with pangS OF sorrow That
we know we know It IS all forced and,
Therefore, because wc know it must BE- tor
Ctu, -- UtCuuSt We kIOW, lUll NutIItI Ilt
government, which we consider our crca-
,urc do or do not agree to II, we know that
the Mexican people will never occcdr TO
the terms OF thIslreaty but through the I'M
pulse OF absolute necessity, and the impress
SION made upon them by absolute and Irfc-
s,Iblc i1tcc.--thctcluTe We purpose to 0.
ycrwhc.m them with another army. We
purpose 10 RAISE another army on ten thou
sand regulars and twenty thousand voIpn-
tcets and 10 pour them IN AMI upon the Mex
lean people.
Now, cir, should be happy to concur
, Notwithstanding all tins ,ocs'n, and all tins
cry ofaII the SempronIuses IN The land, that
their voices are sui Tor war, - should
- be- happy to agree, and substantially ! d.
agree, 10 the op'n,on ofthe Senator FROM
South Carolina. think have mysel
{ uttered TIA, sentiment within fortnight Il
p tne same ,ticc,,--,hAl rGer all, the war witt
] Mexico Is substantially oycr,--,hat Their
f.. can be no more fighting In the pres,n
u state Of Ih.ngs my opinion Is, that The PEG
G rle O! this country viii no, sustain The war
They wi,I not 90 for rs heavy expenses -
}. they will no. find any qualification 40 PIT
v ting the blyonG to the throats Of the Nix
b can people
II For my par, hore tho Ten Regimen
d UilWlIl never bcc1mea law Three week
3D. ago. should have entertained ,ta, hop
- nHh,neu,mo confidence Escua r',ruC
) tn. 20 aLa.r my confidence sal. t1P'
s v,.. mot pass
And O. rc / d1rc say sha'. tcca''~i p
q s.r1, tl-N.-lu A.tr ' TN. m Oh ssh
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12

lu', d. ! want ttc roluhu., ~ Nry.'
o 3D.. nth l'.,,-' 0.j ',...' 3d. "a
800 WITH ,..-l r, un.r So.
! saw taa.. !, the question w,r, rtt lr u'
TODAY whether | wruld ,ahc peace uuI'r
the present sfnto 1T Tie c,uIlry oi'-
t-csscd a>itIs. dung the cNistcnr' g war
odious as 'hi. is under circumstance 50
affective to humanity md e., d,su' u, 60
the hu.iucss ~ those whom | ropr,.r'. -
now cyi~'s lay sull .titv.t, pat g. mo
whether | would hly. peace Hlt1 '.r Wv
states. would say MOO, Aui .hat h".
ca1sr sir there IS no necessity o' bong
duyru into that dilemma in NV iIpulo't
other gentlemen thi1k differently L.l
mo- mans conscience, but | mr1o a. MAKE
rlc1u breast OF 1t m's,,t, opI I ~ TT
that 500 no rcasan--I lyh"v' 'Aetr is
uupc--- Vhy NC cNuu., obtain o., ,rt, ,,t"c
as honorable ard prompt peace Win
ont territory as With It. TIE two tUrcl
are scrarablc Ttarc is 40 rcoc'.e, CON.
ucctiuu between them MrXiro docs not
wish Us e. takchor territory. while Shore.
cci,ce cur mona, Ia, from il ~ue ,i,'d'
her nsscut. il shcl yield ita' ~. r,urpp'ly.
and wc all know it, Its the rc.u't ofi.r'c
aud there is uo man here VII - not
know that Let Wr .ay sir tHi IL til,
inst paper shall finally BE- rejected IN Ny
leo. it is most likely e. be- because tho'cuu-
her our protection hold the power t1o.r,
cannot Persuade the N,yleau C'r.HD-. or
people to agree To- tli. oas-jon of 'ru."rr
The thing most li.,l, to break M What vo
now expect to tal.c place. j. the roIreuru,c
Of tho Nlcyicnu people 60 part with ND',oaa
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12

SUMPTION OF tie bii, 10 the Senate the other
day the 8 n,cman told u that ii' principal
object vas 20 frighicn Mexico EST would
touch t' luwc1,h On m .c,,, 'Ur' '--
lie wound llivrl.u h,r-
Mr. Cas- Doe, ,hc gentleman Adi,m
that | SAID lhst1
Mt w --ls twice
. Mr. CAss--Nn sit, | Bog your pnrdon !
d'l not say g. DID not say Il wouli touch
my humanity 10 hur her
MIR W.-Be i,s So
Mr. CAss-W The honorable Senator
allow M TO repeat my slatcmcu, OF tho OBJ
] Ct ~ tho biIi2 sad It ".t two.lold --
first thl 1t would enable Us to prosecute the
war II necessary anl second that 1t would
show M,N,co we wcro prepared 10 do 50
and thus by rs moml effect, would induce
her TO rlufy Oh, treaty.
MIR W The gentleman SAID that the
rrinc pal object Of the bin was to frlgh!cu
Mexico; und tina, tins would be more hu.
mano than TO harm her
Mr. CNss-1hats true
Mr. W It's true, IS ~
Mr. CA.s--Ics sir
Mr w Very well thoughlns much
Now, SIR, the remarkable characteristic Of
that speech, tina, which makes i, so much
Mexican speech lis that the gentleman
spoke !, IN the hearing Of Mexico as well
as IN the hearing Of this Senate. We arc
accused here, because what we say IS heard
hy Mexico and Mexico derives encourage
r,cnl from wha, IS sad here. And yet the
Louorohlp nfular r,-,,s fofll and T. He
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12

fr saving hatilote sdeicaly 90 trctuiuug
az home totthc supply of democracy in''c'" /
unlerf regiments II ms, hr s''d mat '''uh
ter choose &" cnl.t uudct OH o. o' VIC" 3
OWN knoV edge aud selection llr' d' n''
cuust as iudvIduh vo.un'c"ts, +" '''n res
lmcn,s abroad. un1ct officers OBJ 49, ~ u"'
know nothing There NAV bc sot.i''.
OIL Nu'.i,1 v.'. conc luslon does I' trA'
o.. iNr, 'h.'. theSc regiments must
m..| .ct away hN casuaiucs ot disease unu
the puVatcs ara less IN number than The OH,
GERS themselves
Bot however thai may Toe, with respect 10
voluntetrsLn r,patd to recruiting for the reg
ulat service in tiIing Up the req lucuts 0V paw
and bouu'les according to crtstrg Avs 'i
new laws new ones are necessary there
IS np reason on earth why we should no"
create 500 ncw officers, Tor Tho p.rpose OF
getting 10000 more men The officers are
sltrady thrtc.-iu that respect there ~ mo- de-
GciencY. 4 10 that - wanted is men. AMI tnctc
~ place for the men and sopposo nn pcuuc-
man here or elsewhere Viii Iu.I>ttoctuIunE
vii 20 ON laser than would be necessary to
Il Up tie Deficiencies ~ the dehclsnt reg
mcuts abroad
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o'tte fou last desctbei IN No II The
cause ofwhich name and the mode Of chlls.
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12
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