The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-22

4,.;to,ls that you shouiu -
q ~ leading measures thar
/. attention Of Congress- |
"a 1,oo YOU . short note to-day
s..I,b continues to improve
4 l.,,s sOms regularity, and per-
W. ertsndedly. There have
" VI. measures perfected At the
!. II. Only two bills Of any
,s,siyed final action in BON
W I. I, Il them is Of any public
NJ M q supply, in parts a Den
Y, negotiations ('he war bills
W, Y. \. eom@isyary Department..
" M, ii this single branch q
,susni, there i an ascer'alnea .
I.,.,dIture over appropriations q
l.;o.s of dollars. This is a
( hings to begin with AT the
..6@.tes for the war expendI-
10 were large, and considered
!, Nv, sny anticipated demands
!. tiai. willing majorities in
appropriated al the money a'hea
,,,,,,,iou. and we're assured that no
l. ..ted Under this head Of ex-
vi Jpus usrt. But now, nearly
advance II that period, the ad"
eoales dowa h Congress WITH the
m. hat ihe farmer apProprla l9hs
I. aad lhey ask nearly tour me-
\ pas dralts upon the depar men',
i VA III their way from Mexico
beginning IF the end--and this
w insisted, b aNepdod With an
III beyond tae most extFavagan'
ID apponents,
Nv Ne had a brilliant speech from
,sa this everlasting Mexican wal
! say tIat ii was a lobIe effort
s51sdgiug the confessed ability
fapt and gifted gentleman The
II. inpassioned manner aud bear
Distinguished Senator, was neve
thNy exhibited. He demolished
tat sdvancsdby the President HI
what they called a vigorous prose
h war on the old basis, and show
! c%learness Of a sunbeam, that i
hdicated BY the executive was per
! utter humiliation of the nation
EicO would be inevitable. But 20
hs gifted man Of the South--nay
both alone, but Of the whole cour
appreciate his unnnswerabIe n
nst ms WI; and his Gu ParisotI
llOds wete Incompatible. His IA.
p sltiou IL whica we would even
llcgt b going Oh with lllc war
-l6at VIZ wgdtd End oHtseivt
aGeveFy way dePlorable-to Mex
amy and last Of all, to onr Nv
He illustrated this fearfnlly, b.
He considered that we should /
hon Of one chained to a dead bod.
adrag il where ever we moved, an
y inhale at every breath the stenC
tom the Putrid carcass. Nothir
he beauty and strength Of tn
W except the exclamation of Il
We q the gentiles: 80 wretche
aIO, who shall deliver me from Il
lhls'dtath,' or. as sumo Of the e,
W y "ttom dis dea bid - N
'ae naH ~ taess zines OF daAg
'aloO' de has the fearless indepe
ue incompatible patriotism whlt
= lor the crisis; and I very mu,
ms speech won't be the means
" hopes and increased efforts ON /
people and their representatives
" some caution IN the further pros
'ala war You may rely upon
'ally around Mr.. CalhOun,s plt
ll''d to do so last year. Time, a
~ exposition, will give a very d
y 'he war measures of the govel
v Was expected at the adiournme
last March.
W. Of't'endsn has proposed a
'u'0omel' q The Army sill: i
.'s,@ u BILL He proposes to stri
enacung clause; and inser
'ne President 10000 volunteers.
' shs exigencies Of the war
M ~ responsibility Of the call
N 'he President. The amendm.
Y Gen. cass, now chairman Of
o military affairs, and Crittenc
Now our Davis is speaking,
: with evident and marked I'll
'PPs'sS the a~msndmen, II CRIT
!, ssty effective and able debate
N Y O highly interesting speaker.
NJ 7 nas mingled but little in the
Ssaaie, % far; but when an 0,
%'so'sd itself, he has not decline,
l very freely. / hope m
,,I representatives. in the Sen
To@pki ns, bears him
" House Of REPRESENTATIVES
Apfess my personal convict
n, usefulness and e%ficienc,
A. -snoefs; but | hesitate no,
!, III, Of my observation,
! n occupy and sustain a posi-
A ], member on The floor Of the D,
D,h.'ps National Legislature.