The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-13

fnn n IN 80 EaIx,
the new cantai shsr 4, 4. nrohah,a .ht s,ats
will be nominated or elected tn the Nat;ons, Cop~sn
ton
AFFAIRS IN FLoRrpA.-The Hon Joseph b Lancaster
rIorloa a oii ESTABLISHING common school system,
nss passed. Doth pranohes OF the FLORIDA Legislature
Nor HARD TO PLrAsE-The wings Of Stephenson
county, Illinois held meeting lately at Freeport and
after other business, had beea accomplished resolved
That shall gladly do battle against locoocoism
der the lead Of either Henry Clay, Cen TAYLOR Gen
Scott John Mclean, any other good aud tried whig
duly deSgnated by the whig party their candidate for
the Presidency,
OFFICERS OF THE NEw jersey LEGIsLAruRE The
persons heretofore mentioned in the Herald having
been nominated In whig caucus were duly elected and
apponted on Tuesday, vz:-John C. Smallwood, Of
Gloucester county Speaker Philip J. GRAY of Camden
Secretary. and w. b Grover. of Essex Engrossing
Speaker a NJ Cumming. % Mercer Clerk. and Nose,
T Webb of Mercer Engrossipg Clerk of the House
CANADA ELscrlos. The Montreal Herald OF the 9Th
terial 10 opposition and one doubtful
GEN TAYLOR AND THr LraIsLITUnr OF KrsrrcKr-
The resolution to invite Gen Tavlor to visit
has passed both houses uuanimonslv
$3.50
Ar,,,rs -, Mss co,,r,vo,,
,r.,a. ~ MASsn p. IL ,pt EhNoh
We F. incl Diisss ue,lVelcu MS Iits
say "I'cIo .he ,tesisia'uie Oh MASSACHUSETTS on
!he llth INST. Alter nOtlclng the very Crafty
ing condition OF the States finances, he devotes
considerable space to the subject of common
sch ools of the prosperitv of which he draws n
hatteripp picture The railroads benevolent in :
stitutions and nr;sons ali neet viii n Favorable
ontna aa =, ,hof r. 'nJ, nf r,an a,n nd III q
"o'ie 90 W 'ho,i ouos " iiaha So'oh'' aiiu w
sphere. About quarter of the message is dcvo-
ted to the subject OF the war. lie says
pr, fo- tho ,,nb.nnv x,r which ..ul continues no.
t,sn onr countrv and Mexco the At vear would
been one of and un oyed to the peo
Mo of thi. North American renuhc Thouoh In that
war the soens Of action and of ring has been
fsrred from our own territory to that of anoS
trv vet the news of victory an the borders and In the
ntsror of Mex;co has hronght with ~ sorrow and
tothou,ands NJ bereaved ones whose icnd. have fallen
in attic When shall the sword cease to devour and
Tho hood ~ orr on and o tbs of
orr sst.r rsnnb;c cease 70 Adv No human forcsiybt
can nreJct that su.cou, dav If the result of this
nov /. 70 ha Tho .onnrs.t of tba or large norton
~ srrtory NJ Msxico and ita To this re-
nubc the conseouences to be apprehepdad from such
result the peace and harmony Of the United States
,.n ho.hIppp ~. .onnn.rsd territorv .hall he
free or slave territory, ana IN que u%e tUrmeu
!u.o re y. 100 81 30 STAT, In d;Haront ,sc
ton. 81 th linton Thsr. are Indication which can
eio VIZ. VI LUIS % 20 .hi. ,o..to,.s' m..tiau q.
aos % M sM~, .nd a.. dae;.;or rHndsrad ~
uPou tne .oc..o Of S; t;tnr tho. who
os m, W wv ~ DC ~ a. .sS -. -. . 80 go
WI. WI .aAo oee ug g th $1,000; 20 ~ sdI onsi
ue.l PV.iVn. :. Sc" ~. 1891 ~ .ha frn,,a
sueon' IoIeltn tsl'ey n , oee S.. 80 W
a ,;t,d ito ,hs 1n;on. anI On ~ tbo.a Stato.
am h t,t ,u orh Gov 90 msn w. B thsr
enura1es .erli,oy S a. h h;y,ni,oroh,s on;
~. @ ,;,;i "a - ~ n.tr.a 81 tha a.; sti,,
. . uen Ino po.'sio ~ t az e. 80. a.. -. e..
uou Vi W. 49, AZ ~ 'o o~Ma. Of .I
s"sy 5o 80 20. ' ~ 49, ; ~ s
state as the holders OF slaves are from vl9g IN iree
800. 10 ~ ~ ~ y.;t;on 30 49, tsrr;tnrs 20 h
u.ou W pe co.. s.1 - att,a7 I th as.art;n ~ tba
oarVei oue my 1870 1870 49,. 49, S.a III.
OVID r'snts sna W ~ y S 90 w
pt ~. ,he ;S 90 ~ ,or,d a. ths nc,a
of Independence, that all men are created equal"
ouen. no. .ne peopo VI .e 'ou 20 ~ Coy " -
, t ~ i q. 80 - coas a. ,,,y no trsa trrtor,
n n WI. ua ~, VIZ 80, :. eo ,h 20: 80. e. ~
Possessing coun.ry la'se eno"gu 10 ol nun
oreus Oh yes WI VIC a.o , " LAW m
msddened by the lust OF conquest spIesa eu Dsore u
tsrn.i eSo.enIvns ~t ia 81; o,sa 80, y
his h hsts hssn ri. noh,s In,d 70
.'ne w0 =. r s,, l &c 80 t.,;to. =. ~ =. .ar
Ns re. III ,ui, pr =. S 80 20 " 70 ~ :.
eu 10 pssioe, 40 ~ .su, ,V g. ~, 81 t
push on .nis unlol n .o pui % "
Wnetnsr 'ne trllitory VI tne eney . 20 qr
, vmnsr su ~, ns nc VI auu W III spS " "
ton shall il be free or slave territory must b. met
settIea hazard nothing In .aviog that The Get ho
of the people Of this renubc desire peace with Msyico
"a peace Jus. and honorable 70 both part,es II would
be neither lust nor honorable In our government to d.
msnd from Mexico In her weak aud di.trscted eona,
ton apv terms OF that 1t would not de-
mana Of a nation in ali re,pecs our equal and with
which such nation could no, with self respect comply
The records of the past show that unre.taned power
al ways has specou. pref. for its lswless exercise
Divided PROSTATE bleeding Poland In
parts svonizng under the cru. wrongs In cted upon
her by her punderers, is melancholy illustration of
this truth The authors Of Der pj tce have brought
upon themselves the endless detests ton Of mankind
If this government should because it hiss the physical
power to do march to the sutjugaton dismem-
bermept of Mexico or wiring from her terms which Il
would not have demsn ded from that usrious and pow
erful nation with which we had jus. previous to this
war; arranged difc ulty of complexiy than that
existing between us and Mexico II would bling upon
this republic the deserved reproach of all just men, and
be sure In the progress of existence to call down
upon US, or upon children, the retributive
Justice of heaven All the glory which hereto de, DIS
and unsurpassed valor can acquire, in such a war
with such an enemy, has acquired by our brave
countrymen; but that glory has been won by a vast
outlay of treasure and a melancholy eacrifce of
human life. Through the channels Of trade aud of
merce our expended millions may again be brough back
70
gsde. Of dauntless and vigorous young men, who have
poured out their blood upon foreign soil, died of
disease under hostile climate, will return for
ever The mon srcha and despos of Europe look with
strange and intense interest this contest betw
the two principal republics of the world That
gust tribunal the tribunal of mankind out of respect to
whose opinions fathers when they commenced their
struggle independence felt bound to declare the
which impelled them to take up arms against the