The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-03

We get country Acknowledgement Of boundaIy1I care
not WY sI, ySH '''f
ne an gentleman IN ne oGe, NJ
- ss %o would
hazard the Of individual hef H sxe ande Ths
9m man has been there well , w
condition Of the county, ,ake 10 or granted It not
doIIaI. 81 No. usx;oo of that soay,niue fheths at
a s1w o. ms barren desert plain Q, mo a11a
There wood timber little rago 70 atnra fail of
hy forty a ms on e males place
S ae % Se naow valleys their
bases through which streams sometimes .Gee rn the Rio
a wha fan an the Rocky Mountains down to the a
tude OF about thirty three degrees some three OF o In The
@ The oa nsss ssSd s are
would be as lateral g be Sea when the
have been bpndant in the bo ma assaep Of them al
,sass an da I'll q e he as
plans xsh s es seq bs artificial
You can have 81 a te .ne where the
are you cannot have down along the course Oh
those that lose domain 5 e Se Mexico There
is not foot Of land to be sold by the Lneie
mot an acre acre But more than this full Of
pie such they are There not the least thing IN 70 IN
tired Of the good country the valley of the Mississippi who
hsns % T ae planters from the United States
Mexico the fifty years. They cannot live there 10
made productive in the Slightest degree without irrgaon
e people that there produce little and live upon little
leve the characteristic of farmers throughout this
ito produce good deal and consume good deal
A" NsM Msse k ne v hha Ike
selvesno by the Spanish by peons-not by coarse
ignorant vulgar landlords with tribes of slaves around them
Mr. RUsH.@WiIl the honorable Senator allow one
reading an account Of the country lying in the valley Of the
Nueces When that country to be known it will be
Rs is Snn s R
the thing did not choose to interrupt the honorable
isconcerned tees good deal of now in Texas highly
themselves patriots, of intelligence and OF worth
These coming and settling in Texas encouraged by
MIR. WEBsrER~I take what in regard to the val
glad to hear THAT that there here IS part The foot Of
OF liz az clad se a Mc aa' no se
with % men5e 81 condition as not to make effort to
get Of the ri to e tR into seaen Of he Sen
10 very Instructive speech that made in the other
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sCesponded with all our agents. His speech contains al
s Hne safe who Wishes knew what ss
acquire by the acquisition Of New Mexico New Mexico
mo e hum re a mil les believe from TeSas
Mr. RusK-Five hundred miles from the settled portions
belong any where It has belongings about t. Sir:
with the Civilized s world than the Sand
witch Islands Or most Of the Islands in the Pae Fan It
waited mind and condition than the people Of the Sand
s nd their @ e at a the o the
Sandwich sIandsar less worthy are they than the better
the me he
fs people Nes a
They have NJ notion Of our Institutions OF Of any free in
the sghest-no the slightest on earth And the ques
ton asked, what will be their constitution Its faIcicaI
know the meaning Of the te They do not know its
port; they know nothing at all about it. And can tell
yor sir, that when have made territory and wish to
make it State, such constitution the Executive
aopts ss % t to n ezsas BE-
s W. Be Hd5 framed in the f S Of WSIngt1 Now
Iamented and distinguished officer, whom well knew
member Of the other House, and whose death did most
speaks Of the people of that country in these terms
zoo people are on par with their land One in zoo or
subseren the slaves Of the South and look like Indians
man Jaeobns Sanchez owns three ounfs Of ali the land
sns;sf sos 'sss W
Of it is not worth much"
es sa sw etes not H. #. Of Al
sm 81 I'll h
is Ruyton believe his work is in the library, and sup
and Senator'S will take leave Introduce you to these
It Is remarkable that although existing from the earliest
times of the colonization of New Mexico period Of two
savage tribes of Indians who surrounded their territory, and
constant insecurity of and property from their attacks
being also far removed from the eneryatng influences of
large cities, and in their isolated position entirely dependent
Of hoe Qualities m e above we
naturally have expected TO distinguish them, and def
all the moral and Intellectual qualities In their social
aiebn one degree removed from the veest savages they
sentonal decences of life Imposing no restraint on
passions shameless and universal concubnage exists, and
ble to find parallel any country calling itself civilized
want of honorable principle and consummae dppicty
lure they tIeacherous and taless their friends,
nrdy and crngng to their enemies cruel, all towards
courage; as an example of which their recent massacre of
Governor Bent and other Americans, may be gVen-oneof
One out of hundred instances " and these to
Mr. President for good many years have struggled to
oppose every thing that thought tended to strengthen the
f link Ss yns and I'd
! in this as IN other nstanees will give it strength which
hing else than fear of Executive power that commits Us to
he SUPPORT n Of war for the acquisition Of territory
e LIFE i has been my to the people Of
1Sca 5ssns When We depart from ihat ss bssk
Whs and s the s oh
ley q The Mississippi the middle States Of the
ern States IN the choice OF President DO they know the
men Have they any general consentaneous senti-
ment Not at all An arbitrary government may have ter
rora governments IN distant possessions, because abi
ray government rule its distant by different
laws and different systems. Russia the Ukraine
and he Caucasus and Kamchatka by different codes or
ukases. We do such thing They must be of us
part of else estranged. think then in progress
what is to dsfgure and defom the constitution, While
these territories remain territories they will be troublesome
and annoying, They will draw after them vast expense
1t VIII probably require troops average
have been the habit of maintaining for last twenty
years In defending these territories from the Indian tribes
W sfnnr Itaha
become States they still likely give more ou
bile than benefit think adopted that is likely
TO turn the constitution under which live deorned
rather than blessng-into a great
frame OF unequal government not founded popular rep
but founded the grossest Inequalities and
think II 1t go on-ioI there is danger that will go ontha
this government will be broken up to-day and al
faers whoever falls resist-aithough
see that all the portents discouagng Would to God
could anspcate good influences Would TO God that those
oud that we could stand where would desire stand
ut Win lew or alone my position fixed If there
TN would gladly awaken the country believe the
y VIII De awakened-it may be too late-bu supported
unsupported UNI by the blessing of God shall do duty
NJ wen enough all the sinister indications, but sustain
m W deep and conscientious of duty and while
@ ns mat eeling OF duty and while such interests
az ake shall defy all auguy, and ask but my
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