The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-02
The Peace with MexieO..

hfnHeu NEW h 0Ek kIotakNslN H1 NutS hEAAGtN OW the treaty. s,,raks lhus q tho wa lhs peace. and its 6ects upea ouf pubic meA:ls
 The var with Mexico D ended and its results are befure aa II EAeks tvla months of two ycars siucet frs, halals Mss fought upon ths Rsa Gran de; snd n,w ws have. afer siccsssioa of fofty er fifty brilliant vicorf s-tM of them without any de- feat fnterpcsed--m1de tIie atqaisioa and acquired the posssssies df territory as iasRe sne-ths ef Mexico, equal halra a -dszea IgodeFa kiasdomas aaa reaehing from the Atlantic to the Pae6e acssa. wih rivers, uiouhfains bays and harbrrs innumerGbiS. The first Pnnto war Between tlse Cafthagenians and Romans grew out Of similar complicated and mesg- ! re dthscuufs mkieh huSb aaasked the hsst war be- tween the United States and MrxieO. Rnt the Ro- mans and Carthagensns fought M each olher for the period of twenty :dtr yFsfs before they could obtain psaes. In this aae Sf sisefpstss. of steam. and ef elssthieisy. ws caa do nofs wosk. ean pes over mo,e groaad. and gan Prtiorm more lighting. | in two years lime. than could hwe been done To twenty or fosty years by fhe ancient world We have gsfs'ed ies of gory, and have psid and yet shall have io pay ls,s et money. Ths war ~ish Mexico wil cost us abot the saInS prica which fhs last var with Engiand eosi us but we get more for oar nsoney fhan we dii by that war both In terfso
 v, in influence. and Ia power. s.e,e is M e q Peace is new positive and esSiaia hsssvseA ssss tvo republics. aDi aii its comr,ixri ans; happy s
 fleets will follow in it's traFa upon the trasis Com mefce. and business of the eoap6y. We have not the slightest dcabt bstiiai any g,scrnnsent in Mexi- co m iatfy fh treaty, pfocesding from " ashiaR- ton and sent to Qneretsro fof asssnf. They eaD- not beip themseiveS The dheaey to bs paH whl bs an i"dacesheat. whetser tlsey are wiiiIngte fsnfv ot Hot the Y. States need sfra9 ab6atst but shape their conduct under Us terms wuh the s.
 iefthat he treaty l be act accordingly, ust as If II were iat,fei Thefefore we silaH nov have peace ies yssrs 10 come with nothing fo sroabie s, either foreign q doapestic, except The iie dsbt of eyes
 hundred millions But what is that co npared with esr resources' Ten or twelve millions . year de- voted to that object. would pay of the whos debt m the course oi twelve yesss ddusing that time, the eornms Fcal growth of thA eoaa'ry viii eaabls us to spar twice that amount In al this time tho tariff controversy, the sub teashry dispnte end all the other 6nacial questions which have divided the country, vii bs h H 10 cb-yshce. We thaii haze aoshing :s think oi, iof years to oms but 10 hu band oar resources, 10 build up our greatness, to take sdvaage of the stae of Europe and 10 pre- pse upon the f,sf optning of The strife with Eng isnd os sI aie, io annex Csnasa. CT Cuba with the same fseility win which we have now annexed nearly the half of Mexico. Canada and Cuba, ihere- fore, you please. prepare, buih of yon, for this raturals ,nsnmmsiios of tia evs1t whieh must lake place upon this eea'ihes,--yoar aaIsxstsa." But what wili be the condition of the whirs, What ~ill b. inc position of Mir, ciayf What that of General Taylor, We are very much daspssed 10 believe that the tsrsaiaaton of the war, Ih the manner m which t has beer done, and the Auas. rels ef the eTai Generals sad military oAcsrs 1 (which will yet bring out many new d4sA3pmenis and nuch souP") will tend io throw so mnch ridi- cu'e farce and edlam upon military politics In gem eral that the pub e i bs istincs d 10 abandon mi tary men altogether for any other purpose whaiey- CT iha' mere D Ood and carnsge. and go back spoh statesmen, who have heretofore guided and inhn- eneed the different parties. In such situation of thiags We should not be surprised 10 see Mr. Clay inc candidate of the wh;g patty on ons side, and Mir Polk the democratic eandidate ths ofher slds
 Mcst certainly Mir Clay ewes 1t to himself, af ,hss crisis. 10 come eat ssan. and explain bis pssitiha anew, and to take before the people more Sompse- hensiv- mo liberal and enlarged yiew of ihe pub
 He interests. than h~ did iD hs1 fs1noas speech st Lexngtoa last tali II he were b do this it wossid operate to do with the bad socis of ssAt, fOr bim, unfortunate ha aegus."
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