The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-07
The Buffalo HINT

ten up among tue newspapers dDohE tae buIal0
Iunt, by means Of which the national faill is 10
be violated the Republic Of Mexico dismembered,
and new Republic established, bounded by the
Sierra Madrs to the south and westward. We
have heard a good deal of such design, and have
no doubt that many in The United States might be.
found foolish and desperate enough 10 engage in
an undertaking Of the kind But what prospect
would they have Of carrying ont this design Grant
that many Mexicans in the States Of Tamaulipas.
New Leon, Coahuiasand chihuahua, are anxious
to separate from the Central Government and form
Northern Repubhc--this Nould be the most pow
erfuI element Of success in the movement But
when we reflect upon the treacliery Of tie Mexican
character their hatred of all foreigners and that
hatred rendered donbly bitter against the people Of
the United States By the events of the late war; and
it will appear very certain that they do not design
the formation Of such a Republic in order that
Americans may participate in its government or
enjoy any Of its advantages. In any revolution,
there fore, undertaken by the Americans the naive
population would be openly hostile, or apparently
friendly only the mere readily to betray. The rev
olution can. then, only be effected by conquest !;
and supposing that other nations, the United States
among the number, should look quietly on, it would
take at least twelve thousandmen, we'll armed and
furnished with the necessary munitions Of war, to
subdue and hold the country Where are they to
come from Who is to advance the millions for
their transportation, equipment and subsistence
II is folly TO think that any man Or body of men
with the means would risk them in so desperate an
undertaking. We have no doubt that a few hum
died deluded men, under halfcrazed leaders, may
be collected at Camargo or Matamoros but their
fate viii be that Of the followers of Mranda of the
duPes Of the Tampieo expedition fitted outfrom this
city in 1886, of the companions Of Sanmanat in
his descent on Yucatan, of the Santa FL army, and
Of the forces from Texas captured at Mier. They
viii be left without adequate support in an hostile
country they viii be betrayed by their Mexican
allies they will be slaughtered or led captive to
The mines Of Zacateeas and Guanajuato The
Mier expedition was an undertaking precisely sim
liar to the presen--proiecfed it is believed BY the
same men--having the same design to establish
Northern Republic in Mexico-and it was promised
the same support by the Mexicans. The events of
that campaign should be studied by every one be-
fore he embarks in this. We can see no hope of
benefit 70 The soldier from success, but certainty
Of the mines or the gallows from defeat. very
cheering prospect truly
Sixth Ward Rough and Ready Club-seeond Mu-
nioipaitY.
Is conformity to previous notice the Wings of this Ward
assembled their Hail. No SO st Charles street, on the 4h
Of Sept 1873 organize Rough and Ready Club when
the following officers elected R. B. Sykes President
J. 9 Labatt and w w Me6fsrty, Secretaries; Q. w.
Gammaek, Treasurer. On motion, Messrs. Geo Allan L.
$. Pamly and Geo A. Freret having been appointed by
the Char TO draI Resolutions reported the following, which
were unanimously adopted
Hhereqs the appoachng Presidential election is one Of
much Importance g the whole country in consequence Of
The serious issues involved ISSUES which must have great
nbence on y, our future wehale Is a nation
~. og nat tlis hl S5g W2ua re-
10 the Presidency and Vice Presidency 81 the Tinted STATES
determination Of the people to return 10 more liberal
and patriotic ADMINISTRATION Of public affairs such char
acteLZe4 the PRESIDENTIAL terms OF Washington Jefferson
and Madison when honesty and capabIy were the tests of
allegiance OF 1Teemen
ResqlceL That We pledge ourselves individually and col
ectNey to use all honorable means in power for the ac
cItIzen OF tbs Repubile
m2nE ne Object we nage IN view we tGn9 ourselves INTO
H 0eGohq mIGpa az ano tha we ADOPT ne con
SIt9loh ana Oye-laWs OF Ihe central Rough and Ready
Club, emitting such portions not necessary for the 60
ReSgi-cd That Committee of thrae he IN s
1i I'm @ VI ''iee " apRoIned % pre-
forepOing rpsOlution -
The char annointad to nrs,.re oor.,i,,on s,d H..
O. ~ 'e = CUl. ~ 70
0yat;. .l;-.; -
~ iouon 's hisls dul09,hea 70 meet next Hionday
I CT7Is.g.7rr
w w McGARIfY,
az Second Ward, Second Nunioipali+v- con.
loay g previous notice. the Democrats Of this Ward assembled
past eoe ior the purpose q Organizing Cas- end Butler CaD