The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-06

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the wings we're branded with the term o. srsi,
organ He aid no, question the right Of nation to
make lions another With which u ~ wal ~
th. doctrine which alarms thu of free insi
buttons as its tendency TO eonsoiidsts al ,h. ,h
hand. Of the Executive he would nSs in the lsu
gusge OF friend in Teopsssss that the error Wa o Tue
he'd aud not Of the hart se, VIA .srs ~ the armv
and half Of the voiuoteers are wings ne sen'e
from Tennerss. tCo! Haskell WHO asp'1 T
himself at Cerro Gor9o is ." MeIicsn wing Gay ana
webtsr have Ia Mexico and th-y are Mexican
~h's. Aud General Scott is Mexican vhig! Yes,
shrisks from responsibility, is whis-s Mexican
vsg In slstter recently published addressed TO gen
tleman of Ohio, dated Baton Rougue Feb IL ls4s Gen
TAYLOR states have hesitation in stating that
a whg, though not an ultra one and ! have no de-
to conceal this fror the people Of the United States
II wing party their for they must do IL
without any pledges from ms" Lsughtsrsnd cries Of
Rrsd, read go on y All elected to that once
will claim the right look to the constitution and
the bish interests Of the country and not to party
Mr. cabe said that the wings satisfied that Gen
rsyor i, whie, and they would AK NO pledges The
President hes declared that the wings are opposed to
their country
Mr. CAsxLL--I refer to the message If the Msxicsns
believe that there party in this country who give
wings responsible it am advised that there
il the les Of the department evidence - show
sending Taylor the Rio Grande with small
force II he had had large ons, Ampudis would not
crossed
the views " the President he was desrous Of getting
Us into MIR Cabsll spoke Of the delay OF the
government in furnishing supplies TO General Tayor
and Of the proves OF our srms aod tnen siiuosu 70
TREATY
II true that have ru,ors OF peace but they come
In such questionable thaps" that ne mao no copn
Ia the fu6men Of the stipuations Of any treaty
that msy be made. There was no government or party
in Mexico win which to make peace but that supported
by our owo troops. The treaty WAS made by citizen
Of the United States without authority and in face OF
the direct mandate Of the resident He had expec
ioa that spy psacs tina: be made will be
We have no reason TO believe that Me1aans c.o b'
forced to sell Of their miserable country u there
was probability Of peace why did not Mr. Tr't delay
sending until Mexico ratified the treaty. 80 soon as
When carry into effect the stipu~tions comesin
20 the House and appropriation s asked he too much
Isrsa snss ,nn Vino ca ,ha, ~ m,ob+ =. wS.,a
He was for peace on almost anv terms bat a. had no
be made There danger Of toe conquest Of ali
Mexico but the ONLY hope was IN the conservatism oil
the whg party He would not have the whole OF Mex
no believed IL would De curse would TO God the
Pacific would roll TO the ROCKY Mountaine and there
lake of FIRE between the United states and Mex
co, II the President wants indemnty let hin take
It. As to security IL was sheer delusion Heare
hIhting for glory we nave hsa enough OF IT. L.. nm
take position Ga certain line, Withdraw the tsoops
from the interior to It, and peace w bs observed he
Mexcsns will never cross that line And re was pro
suit, when the hour to which he was limited expired
The Grammar announced thai, accordog to the raso
pOuSrr LAND.
Mr. Cocxr said that there We're ten cases or
office snd to facilitate the business In fnss bureau ne
offered m amendment sppropriatiog Si5,o9o Tor ADJ
ssns s s.'Ss After the
GREAT riMts-rHE MISSION TO ROME" ILLISERALITr
to 1.aa,. tn. Of
propriston IN Of the ssctions of the bill, and to
strike out the Charge to the Papal domininiops
Mir BKows, of Mississippi (sfter offering an amend
mept IL will vote for the amount but, in doing SO,
am not Influenced by political prsjudices am for lsav
every man. worship God according to the dictates o.
your own conscience" He had but single reason to
state for his have political or oommercis!
relations with the Paps states
land now follows to whichws regret our time
viii not permit us to do justice 1t but hsssy sketch
MIR HrLLI.Rp Il move smeud the amendment
move $50 0OOO instead of SIS 500 The speeh Of the
eentismsn from Pennsylvania Mr Levin, on Thursday
was clothed ia beautiful Iaugu.ss and was elevated in
many of its sentiments but IL lacked one important
quality: "lib.r.lty" There was nothing in It of tn
spirit of Saint Augustin Let there be charity in eli
things do not now undertake reply ssntl-
man but will take an opportunity to show TO the
Heuse and the country that there is much in Italy
awaken the interests Of all there much of the
progress OF reform There Is a wide distinction b..
reform and revolution. reform s brought Abor
luton is like quoke, up hesving but to crush
cannot hope fJr republic there.
The CHAIRMAN called to order, Is there was much
confusion
out the great measures Of reform A. to the danger
spprehendsd BY tbs gentleman, berslity and Chrif-
snouIi be minister resident st Rome he will have
intercourse with the sovereign himself
Mr.. LEVIN moved an amendment, that ne might nave
an opportunity to reply. The honorable gentemsn
has taken OCCASION TO sllude to illibersty' on
my part In resisting the rivitting Of the rel
uious link between Papal Rome and free America
Sir the present Pope guided and directed by
Louis Philippe the old Pope under the control
of Metteruioh Of Austria We know that settled hos
tiity exists between France and England twas per-
feet system Of India rubber. There not passion,
or pr odice hope, fear in ths human he TT that
1t does not appeal to- For the eve there satnary
for the ear strains OF melody for the nostris tbs
perfumes Of Arabs; for crime, the confessional
on with his head" or he is sent to Siberia !
In the nipetsepth century the people are called on to
gnse Papal Rome The Pope fs considered ~ re-
former! Why, you cannot congratulate Pope Plus
without oongrstulstpg the pspsl system Send an en-
bAssy Plus; and a. said the other day an embassy
once op.ned can never be closed. The Pope plants
himself the true ground aud says that he Is despot
= Mr. HIkLIARp-l have been amused the gentleman
has IN ha N Nd