The Arkansas banner., 1848-03-14
gvat war. gselins in Ntw Yark.

Great Marketing in New lark. The great gathering al Tammany Had ia favor of the war is fuify dttaiied h the nasaid uf 3sh Janmary. A. H. Miekle. ex.aiay0s, pFesisssi.
 The rcsclutions een1euIn Mir. Clay ss speech and the ffactoas eourse of ;he wligs generally on the
 war qarssloh-ass-fi that the var vas cotssglseuesa by Mexico witiseat provoca en ous paft--that fl is the duty of every tizrn to maintain laa vigoy. ons pros eusicn and se grant liberal supplies; that army has covered itself with glory. both FeRHs lars and voanieefs that It's smeee k psoef of the ability of t'e administrator, veil sa she vaisr and skiil ofeas ofrersend solssrs; that three tiags arc be sought afIer In the settlement ef th1 war, territorial iaIemaisy fsf the past. ample gaAFan, tees for the fatarr. aad speedy foaasn ef the hlessngs ef peace. The line Poliry is strongly ccndesaned.
 Tbe lIst resolution Is 50 significant we give E en. tire:
 "Reso'v<d, That tho indefinite rxtenslon Of our territory, a the spread sf e1r free institutions has nothing iM t alArmir'K to eaf mlndst that the me- chanica tae pres At ae gre grcasly more tham euuasaFbatzps d05 theinesnsenisncp cfl increase area, and that sar Coatitatisn rightly aB dsfssood and rlgtsiy expeanded k sble saf<gy tel embrace under iss gigsnur shelter ali Inc m Hons that can be sonrishe4 between the Atantsc and the Pscihc seas '
 The hero of Jacinso tGen Sam Henstonl first addsessei the mesing and made an sSre'tcat specch defending Texas' claim s she Rio GfaBde. anal the course of the administrator eH tie war qnestiaa The GeaeSai seems 10 be evrn strongrT advocate for tho expansive deetriae lhaa hr was before tho annexation of Texas. Prrhaes he Ii inks there is no necessity for aay coqaeiry in this case ihss s his langusge:
 "As sare as to .mcrvow's san will rise and par sue ils btghs course along the fmamsns of heaven, ccrtafn. EI appears te any miuds must tas AAg0s Saxon race peayade the whole southern extteulty cf this vast contneat, and the people whsm God hss placed hcFe in tis land prcat pTeyai, and psrvAee throughout the whole rich empire Of this great hem i.pheFe. Tbe maniser ef iae cansHmastiau ef tsils grand result cannot predict; but there is sn in stinct h the Amer esn people which mpeis them ouwaft which will lend them to pefysie this con- tnens, to dope its reoarcee elviixe It's peee pie, and receive the rich bounties ef the creating power of Divine Prosidenee. TheFe Is another con alteration in this rcspert, which k conclusive 10 my nsnd. The Americans rcgard tfis eostinens as theIr birth -Eigh. The sesd ef all eis settlements has been sowa in blood snd wa,ered by biced. Ihe pioneers who went forward fate the wilderness pourc out their hearts bloof 10 prepaFe ibe eonn try for their posperf fv t,lr sesps were taken by tue Indian they saTilieei lhslr hfe's blood to ae quire the possession whteh we en;ayy IL siI these dfeuli ansl sacrifices sd 0oi terriFy t1e bold po neers, the oi centuries only tends 10 cnfim what they began. and nothing can prevent our mighty march. There IS another consideration, You. here, fellow c zsas, arc Il ing ia eits"s. in the eniaymsHi of id the he sings aad com or.s ef civilization herr; but it you undertake to 70 tn O
 
 and begin io pursue the gaIe to p'ant plantations when yaa th farm. the iied, the garc' spring ing np around you, your feelings will become at- tached Go tie land, IL ~ill inbue yonr hearts, you will catch the cenagien of tue fron rr settler you will not be able to escape II. You may escape the smallpox, but yon can never escape Inc eoniagion 0f land loving. As you liwe, ii will become part ol your nature. 1here is net an American upon earth but wiast lores land.
 Further tae General grews sentimental and h.. f1ta sf..E must have produced great ssasafion-
 s.We give to tba Mexicans liberal principles we elevate them far aLoye what their yFant have eae. aud tho day wItl come V hen they will bess the Americans their friends ard hberaio's until time shall cease. The President must not he fl alone doing this great work. We tankt hod ep his arm, give soiace to bis he. support hisn ia lass esarse, 10 give continued triniatht agr nrniesanG success 10 our institnons. 1'hoagh sna net pious, yet as sinner say t, we have powerful authority for ia the condset of the poapte ef i$raei. wiso' lsd by Dlslar power to possess thefnselves Of the lands of the AmmonitFs, and s,Iate them with the edge of the sword Ihis s3me mandate from God gades us in tis war, and gives suceess te oaF arms; mud ,thRk wsll cohknae to gniie and to prospar America l feel gFatefni for the aiiea;ion you nave given Inc know have tfespasses; upon yogr timei would recumuiefd yen if the eoGnn should hs aeqa'red ie lake trip of expioraiian
 there and Lock out for the beautiful sea0fitGs. pretty giris and fyou should choose te them, doubt the rssuit of tisis anBexatt0l be most powerful and delightful evideaee of eiyi antisa" "
 rke meeting was now addresaedl,y sena or | oete. of Miss, Amcs If Washing on, atl Ar. Brown, Of N. C.
 Gtn Houston agaia came forward to contradict siataneut thai ho lad goue io Texas st the snsay geston of Gen. Jaeksois He said Il was utterly untrue; that he had no intercourse with Gen Jack son bstSeen the time he wrBt 10 Texas at the sas ges ion of Gen. Jac son sad Inc hEe1kihg out of the revolution.
 The fnal, ia fus given, ia Benneit's richest veia.
 ssAt quarter past , clock thc meeting aicured, and the crowd rfsshed for the stairway, which they tlmbied heels ever hesd. ssd when they reecheI the hall below, there was goodiy aamber ef cooked bats. When about half of the company had passed oui tree cheers fer Houston were given ou the stairway, by Pa9y who were ssaring him on their aTms led by a political philosopher. who, fe ling rather fearful for the Generals safety, cu d out, 'Git ont ov de vay nniiemSna, here comes de
 neral :! rhiS rene hstraaee, however, did not stop the crowd and they ruShed on. carrying every ene before them 4 psrtlon Of them stnppedtn the bar room. wIieu ( new diseRs ion was taken up, one sssaas.HE fes saesher gansa the W ilmoi Prosi.e. each eating the ether d-d trsiier, and general fSGisfssk @as momentsflly expectsd, hich howss- CT. did net take place. l
 "The lights in old Tarsmshy were exdnguished. and at ten o'clock quiet again prevailed. Thls was of the largest m-etiaEs ever asssmhled al fala rnAay, nambcTing nut seven thousand. and cer-s tainiy oae Of the most quiet, notwithstanding hossna. Ii was called meeting, and the mass of those present wanted war meetag."
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 The Taylsr xsstiny ia New Jerk.