New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-13

~. cooS,t,o,. Of tns treaty. with Mexico
4, !. ..,4 !. nat say fa,ure var which may oosss
o,, ~, xs.o the tsD countries snsi Dc conooe'e
49, cn,i.,.n prioci Plies. Nov we ali sno~ tos s
an age of progress sDo mat All .o' - - =,
-. .,s ,o.tsn1y going on in all 'oris OF 70 ~
g.. not rar oa CAStsiiaa poHoP'ss oefts'ny
80, l.,..s and n tt ~ carried out We Ihihh IL wiz
MOVE the greatest Of them al
Is,in.,,os IL: we think We can see the two
.,m,r, .wa out 10 battle array. Ai.r ne'h Il De
t-.,,.n the ranks are formed. the PIE lions a'e
t.ss, the great guns are uniime-red' ten. SCOT,
4. i,,, sboa, To give orders Ia fire. when AL ald
COM. ADD respectfully r-m'nfs bin mat . me
4. 10 b. conducted on Ckr,stsdn prinetpes, anN
that it viii nor q" Ia nre. Very tue "cfy 'IDs'
s.Ns the commander ipcn'et. bot ~hsr are 'ney ,
] nave read VaoOsn. ) hitter, aod i'frhhe' A'o
C.csbarn. nave r.a@ She lives m Oh c"n9a-fofs,
asd nave studied The csmpa'gusof The soldiers Dot
never happened % come across these prbc'Pe.
Ia ny ~orS upon the military art. DO you AH'"
anything about .hen Co.onelI'
No"
"Nmyoo Maori
mo"
aI,~.,,v oon know how % Begin suppose 1t
would NOT do 10 shoot. SuPpose we seha io' tue
Chspismi" IN - -, ,.;,.
.h,a, ,,,. 6 .nt,ne on Christian principles =
10 x-..ris tire easiest thing 10 tue world
"Wbe,~ ave III. books
HIRE :" and the Chaplain takes out the bi
bic"
tboogbt Of Inv. before /. Is a bad time 70 com
n.ocs the .tody e tactics wnen the enemy - ug'
b-f,rs u.. but | suppose We ar. boona ~ the
treaty Whstis the hr.t thing Nj Chsplaln
..Tno1 shalt not Mill Thou SHAH love ny neigh
Dor 50 tbs self" .
:. The same book tell, us a little further on that
the opportunity to do good TO man makes MN our
nsighbyr." ,,..o.
nLoyo your enemies Do good to them that
hate you PRAY for theIn that despiteiolly use you
Ifamsn smite you on one cheek, turn 70 BIN the
BIT while we ara praying TO- the Msxicsos.
they will be 6ripg into US
mo: they are bound Dy the uss'y' aiso' IL
works both ~zys
Then what u the use oi our arms
nTh,,i, all provided for 10 the same bOok.-Best
your swords ibto plovsiares and your sgesrs INTO
pruning hooSs
do here"
nN,thipz. uaiess YOU send over and ask Santa
Ann. fine needs 4ny thing m the ssy Of medicine.
or orpvi,,ons or clothing rather think the treaty
r.aaire. this OF u.s. And don't know bot we ought
10 send them fe sohoolmssters. Tor | uDderstand
that they are a shocking isooraGt people
..Bat boz do you know which party conquers 10
tbi. fxhrog on Christian principles
aTnst i, the great beauty oiit. Both stdes con
,r.>r and there are never rny killed and wounded.
Nov this 10 all the way that We know OF con
aoc,iog ~sr on Christian principles la any de
m.od which may be made upon thi. State for men
10 carry on q var with Mexico We think the Gov
erpor all best coOsult the conditions OF the treaty
by directing that the recruits shsli all come from
the peace society He should appoint Thomas
Antbouy Colonel Of the regiment, and John Aes
der Major add he should 10 down To Ne~po't on
the fst seventh day siser the second sixth day M
the .ix,h moth, aud quietly walk into the Yearly
Msst,og and ask the cierh 10 draw up plan OF the
cam,siSn Ths, Ia the way to light " on Christian
principles.