New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

10 lombard. fresh armies 10 dsiesti Whea theeo
are none OF these 10 Be foand win yoa rejoice h
the slaughter Of the miserable sasuillaosf
Nj. President let ~ taks care thas he di1GFoDe
fu guerrilla warfare Of Spain Be nos rsssvsd spoo
ibis continent, IL there b b no end 70 tbs stats
Of thiuSsf do not believe shss he vso,assd hos0
OF the country requires such vndicaioa. TAss hes3
Is M much greater danger Of being teruishsd ~ on
own conduct in the farther prosecution of shto Was.
Bat. il is said Mexico must sue for peace VIZ
yoa persist In this when she 70 too prosd 70 ses ~
peace You must know that che v anx,ces -
peace. | know that Q treaty Of pseos can . -
| tanned from Mexico I make that assertion e0R
psrussl Of the correspondence between he ne1a'
can Commissioners and Mr.. rrise ehs o9ssS -.
pie indemnity Tor everything bat The opposes -
! the war. She proposes 70 cede CahioeniA fsoo -
junction with Oregon n the thirty ssventh degsoe
OF latitude. This comprises nearly Two huo4Fe9
| thousand square nliles Of territory - have 49,
told--tbrce the territorial extent Of virEtnia N
larger than all the New. E ngand States, Nsv.YWk
and Pennsylyanis together; and IL incladse -
harbor o; San Francisco-the coveted object q 90
desire and which, Sir, alone. q worth ncrO tn
the claims Of our citizens against MEXICO
Well. Mexico gives very sufficient rsasoas vAy
she should not cede more. She says thss Lowe
California commands her province Of eoocra and
that she canno. be asked 10 give up What woeA
make her vulnerable in her weakest point Ne
cannot give up all Upper California, becanse . per
ton Of il 10 necessary TO maintain the land comoe
ncstion between Lower California and the oeA0
portions Of her dominious. ehc canscs give %
New. Mexico. because the people there ere leyel-
they are devoted TO MEXICO. They abhoe unioo
with this country. She cannot thersfors: give q
New Mexico. IL 10 cruel 10 insist that she sooah
give II up. do not want 10. and With ny voeA
New Mexico will never b added 10 sAis UnAsn-
never. Sir. never
What were the objects Of the brussioa 4 ~
Unioni Let mo read you, Dir, don Ne ceoseb
tuition,
"ws the People Of he usssd stsfss n ssds! - es1
more perfect unos establish jastes tnssrs do1ecae
general welfare ssd .ss.rs Ssisss q Ssy y -
s,nss AND 9s 90 sss; ssS ssss:asA As -
TO establish union" 30 insure domestic 90np
qulty"-these were among the glorious oHjsses ~
which our Constitution was formed. bir do yoa tn-
sgine that our union will b promoted-that oaf -
mestic tranquility will be insured By compelling
these refractory communities 10 enter our Untoo, =
spite Of oil the differences Of blood, rsligico reees
and Color and filed with morta hatred OF 60 - hey
now are No man can b % foolish, Slr. - - saR-
pose tina, BY such means our union viii BE- pcunossa
Is such union possiblef IL reminds me a ~
| story in lie Diabe Boiteux." Yoa may reoe9,
ber Sir, the story Of the two demons, Who guar
relied and raised such uproar In Lucifsss dooin-
ions that he was compelled 10 interfere. He oour
handed them, under internal pains and penalties
to embrace and swear 10 be friends forever.
We did 80. said the demon. and have hated Soca
other MORALLY ever since. Such. Dir, viii b ne
consequence Of that union which you wish 10 oetnG
about Such will be the frsternal union eeevese
the United States and Mexico ! eco n pesdicee4.
Sir, that II we should annex Mexico. she would BE-
to US what Ireland 10 to Great Britain . perpstsel
source Of bloodshed, endorsements, annoy arc -
endless disquictude. do trust that the county
will not sanction tthat the Senate viii not sano.
ton it-thst in the progress Of this discussion I'll
will come TO perceive the truth, - l think 0ae
perceive IL
have said that. in my opinion, w can now o.
taia satisfactory terms from Mexico. 10 p0e meeh
to say that the terms offered by the Mexican Con-
| missioner, were precisely such - ! would accept.
bat they afford, at oil events proper bash ios ~
gotistion.
five do not stop here. when and whore shall Ne
stop Are We to become the occan-bosnd repab-
| lic spreading over the whole continent That V
what some gentlemen contemplate. recous~
that very ultra gentleman said, sometime since.
| that the day was fast approaching when even Chi:
ma would be component part OF the United utaseot
Are our dreams Of ambition boundlessf IL we -
on in this way enarging our boundaries. must We
not eventually be broken into .ragmsntsI Nest
not At last 10 dissolution like the circle N
the water which by broad spreading Il dispssssd
to noughtr The bands which unite our country.
| if stretched % far must inevitably snap. We
must stop now or never.
five persist in this course, We must come 70 NJ
project Of nay friend from Indiana. Mr. Hsnnsganl
and then take IL, the dissolution woald BE- newt
| able do not know that in such . oase he svsue
| would be matter of regret
Let me trouble you with ewlwords more %
the subject Of the expenses Of this wal, In connsc
ton with the bill more immediately the subject q
discussion. have examined the statement Of the
Secretary Ct the Treasury for this year. and Ae4
that the expenses Of tho current year. taking ~
quarter WHICH has expired. will amount b ssveuey.
| live millions confess was startled when ! go
the statement. The Secretary says
Ths, the total receipts and for the ysss
ending June, l8ts sstimstsd a. oI4eoo60 y
The expenditures for the fret
quarter, which sseer-
tanned, beias................o6,too,l IN "
And the estimsi cd expenditures
for the rest Of the year being
a. follows:
Civil list foreign intercourse,
and miscellaneous. $40 10 =
Army proper, including vo!sn-
boc s...sss.sss.s.s.. lSto9Oso9o -
FortihcstioDs, ordnance, arm
ing militia, &c............. 2,o9o,t<e y
Indian Deparmsnt............ l,710eeo =
Pensions. ..................... Io6S,53S g
Naval establishment. lo1lV73 q