The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-29
voluataers ana Rernlar.. 70.

I'd tM- T n d" H&EEM 80 IN
them. JOaEFHR scOT.
vOIuhteers ana Regulars, Sc.
The remarks Of6oE Dayiso on the Reei-
msnt bill have created some sdlpriao IN some
quarters, Whether Justly Or not We are not Prs-
pared 10 ny III the prdclieab eOmmon-seuss
view orthe question, however, We think he was
cofrectin the opinions which have been. the
theme u animsIg version and astonishmcnt. We
feFes tohis views on lRe!chatacter Of the tFooPs
10 be hereafter employed in Mexico. Hs favored
the raising of 4 gulafs because volunteers were
amatsrial too coed for common uses The
pith p his remarks, Oh the subject, may We
found n abe following senlcncess
aThe gsntlemah inquiries Why ID d that y
EpreEeF tbe FegulaFs2 v will answer: VIE prefer
regulars, FIRST beeadsathe sre chsaPeri secs
ondly, beeauseahey can be maintained in bet
ter discipline. They will maintain . better
state III police. They Will BE healthier, and
therefore, more effective in proportion to their
nun,Bers, Tor mere garrison duties. Aslong ss
you keep the high bred gentlemen for lie bat
De they wilLbear any privation, submit to every
restraint; and discharged 70 the utmost every
duty. But do you xpeel that those men, who.
have broken all endearing ties Ofh home inoFder
lie fight their couairy's battles, will sacrifice
themselves to the mere duties of the sentinel--
will be content with the performance Of a
lpolice Of the garrison? VIII they be suited bet
ltter ferihe ohe, or 10 welhfqrS the sother, as men
of alower grade in sqeietyland more accuR-
tomedt 10 such dhties9r
II will readily Be seen that Col. Dasisan-
iciRates no more fighting in Mexico, if he did,
heawouId certainly be ID favor ofsendine high
J bred gentlemen" volunteers as they alone, ii
his opinion, ARE able 10 reap, and worthy To
J wear, the Iaurels Of victory. Bulos the service
] hencefoYwaIa, u 10 Be one ii which no ''Patrio-
/, tism is 10 be elected nor glory to be @on," the
high-brcd Colonel thinks ordinary material ia
. good enough 10 garrison towns, audible 81
q disease.5It may be so,but as it.is,'now aPropoaod
i tohold Mexico in spbjeciion until she e chris
tanized and civilized, there would seemimpEo'
E priety IN. sendiug our wOrstEleast eiviliaedanv
chfistiSnized-material uPonsa mission 81 suci
high and grand Importance. W. will DO Col
3 Davis the justice, hoWsyeF, 70 remark Hath
takes no PolkoaiaD or ssoetonianview . 81
i objec.s bs accomplished BY this war. H
says
i eLetgusnow gigesthenl IN oppeoFtnnisy (
letsa.e 4 government somswhat stabls sad IA
Il pablo ii adhetine q lie obligadona.
i ths idea 81 making hsr federal government an
i del our PROJECTION, al alipgetR esimPraciicable
sRd because ii would certainly tend q rende
i-lit odious 10 The people, Du policy should !
il directed BY y spnrsstr reason end most pssFiO'
y ID motives ID shst end which wlll hasten
q psScesa6d leave Mekico the power 20 eEect :
l. gain, her nationality n
4. This COT DaYls pfopases III 20 By sending
ii large Ysgaas force q hold towns and porn |
Mexicoso convince tho Mexicsps that Fesil
IT tanosis Idle, ma, beyond III shis. tostord Pr
T. tscsion ID III ats citizsna ~ Mexico whosai
" ready 10 recognise our authority and give i
suppliss.n9 UnIess Tie holding Of towos N
- HWI
~ PoFts in Mexico can BE supported entirely ,
the Mexicans, We regard Il - unworthy az q
i. rioas attention; ourpeOPle viii not pay the go
v. Of keeping DIP an army u ] foreign country, 4
the length Oftims which will III ai psobahil
asIty, b required for reducing Mexico 70 subjs
ii ton. But even If 10000 men re~quiredby SCI
- rotary Marcy fOE the subiugatiOn Of Mexic e
Be supported bg turning 81 her sources osEe'
in enus 10 that object, YET the evils deprecated :
he MT. Calhoun, and all those who oppose the d
IN naturalization Of MexicO,will not be a~sseFte'
4 But to destroy the nationality Of Mexico, Is,
.. our opinion, the object Of the wal, i the seer
al. purposes Of the Administration were revealed
he yet such a project, II openly syowsd, would
ats rejected BY ! large majority Of the PeOpl
er. Still TO use the language Of Mr.. Calhoun
e. Congress will keep on 'svc.ing and voti'
without knowing what 10 ultimately to be done
until there will De no alternative but 70 no
Mexico d 1 province, for many years, Of !
Of, corporate her, with all her incongruous Pc
~ulation, into the Union.
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