The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-02


measures for the occupation OF Santa
fe with force ample TO quell the arrogant aud re-
bellious spirit now prevailing theirs. and to able
extend and firmly the jurisdiction ami lava
of the state over it.
should the adoption and answering enforcement
Of there measures lead to conflict with those who,
by executive authority uolswfully exercising the
within defined and sckno wedged limts there are
who would regret that conflict and the couse-
quenoes which would most probably fow from more
than myself but should be consolsd in the oontnm
plaon OF its fearful results by thu reflection 1t
not difficulty OF our seeking every effort
ON our part save that OF craven submission TO Law
Tess outrage and insult, had been poyed to avert
it, and conbdng In the justn of cause should
fesrlessly meet It, trusting and feeling assured that
Texas would stand exonerated before the world even
thoud that conflict shake ts the very centre the
most glorious contederacy upon which the sun has
shone.
am not OF the number of those who have attempt
ed to estimate the value Of the Uasn / regard its
benefits. when they are administered in conformity
with the spirit and principles OF it's constitution
unappreciable by those who left in their uniis-
turbed enjoy But when the guarantees of that
sacred instrument are set at naught, when force
sha be resorted TO as the legitimate mode of their in
terprets tisn IL will then to be Uoion entitled
to reverence because IL will have ceased to pos
sess the power OF extending equal and mutual benefits
TO all Of its members
In view, then of the unpleasant and extra ordinary
position In which we are placed and OF the absolute
necessity of immediate aud decisive action our
part, recommend that your honorable body suthor-
ze the executive to raise with little delay as posi-
bic, with power TO supply, at least two regiments OF
mounted volunteers tor the contemplated move to and
occupancy Of Santa Fe.
fi 81 th bssyy sxnsnses which IL will Involve and
ths emba,rassng Amenities which will be presented
in ,aisiny the necessary funds TO meet them but
rs nth creat cor hdenee on the wisdom of tn. exs.
sty-s In Savis,ng soma effective means To ne.t the
mergency-recoecting that Texas, in a much darker
ard more embarrAssed period of her pecunary RI.
prepar.d TO encounter and did ssfully
encounter more appalling conflict
n NAV not h.. Improo.r in connection with this sub.
ect TO remind YOUR honorable body that there Is now
living idle and in the tire asury the sum Of
S3I Il3 which has been set lin ace wit
,royi,ion ~ the constitutop A. school fund r, IA
trne that this fund be 10 ny ether
beet than that for which IL originally designed
Yt NAV not its prese shape be changed by convert
inc II nj one of different and more prc 6tabe
tss for The ultimate attainment of the ends cootem
nara ,o"s.ag ~ WON IN pscambac ss
snggsst.S he nan of conyernp n bv loan or o,hsr.
wise into some nrotable stoek bearing Interest until
y, sn H ,.nt 70 au,bor,ss its nssf en- nIov
ment in thu way ed being then 90 csd as
- - ,hay !, .rorid ~ to,s liz 10, 40 ais,rihn,sd
am 10" 'na. t ~ hiy, y ~ ISL, wy.
80 rio to stTsct ary hersAci.I nnrnosa y
II g. ,yn thst ~ that time was from the imnersct
rsaa.t,nn haa hear sh,. to Give 70 tha suhia,t n,
tha oi.Jon ,hat such cor yerso, w.s not
ro, the terms ~ tbe constitution hut unon frthrr
nons; rs,ion and more critical exanin.tion ~ tha
phraseoloyy en- ployed AN led 10 doubt some what
r. sn,ra Of the view than Entertained :
The .~nressans that mo law shall ever be made di
~ h e.u snhoo,s xon1s nrohahIv he contnaS 70
80 ~ he v"lus tha s.ssntiaI nyonsrtv Of the
. h'I -, ~ !. nni,sS - 80 ~ e. Pnsyosa ID
-, a.. ~ a.iasn.as n, thst yaI,a sbsu M. n.
$1,000 ~ oon,sr,.5 into other syiasncas eonallv
susbIs nd no haossci, 70 the oSiss,s intsoaei
~ - a A.. =. -nk,.i, ar sntiae, io,ra~ar
~, ~ oos;dyyattor ramsIking that T shonS hs
s,nogst ths Ia az 10 xeaken The guards xhi,h were
49, - - "a 80 b. niaeaa ssra,na 80 Cd al
indsd 10 go a. n could nnx hs nroataNv olovsJ
Iuuea - anu II ~ .ouu nov DC it
though the Object to which il desired TO apply IL is
oJ a., a., -, 80 90 nnns otbar ~ ~ 'sh,u
ooynr .i,h r. ,hst Tho nrono.sd ~ ssnissa
SJs sueoast that yon maxi nroyfsion for issnny
&C.. - a. a.. hsr;n. ;at,rrst a, ~ 60, =,
r. .v ~ 20 80, 60 ns,hi. -, 81 = -, h.as,,.
.h.n a. th dg,nsn, ~ a. Ts,isIsf,rs a, ,nsy ia
snen ~ 'ne ~ me !. may %
lid Tor i,s rsdsn atm In ,Isd,c ot ths 40
main and a. mucb ~ the nroc.sds ari.in rom th.
sa 81 an, noTtion OIL A. nav ne nacesssy,
en,ns s1e d ~. ,' W" ""' '~'"'A '''Ne ''
Tbs mcnsy no. wing idle and proalless I'm the trea
s,r r.th, ,hnsns ,esda ap~ili;.ry 30 tho o,har 70
iis y, ~ aoS So, ve ss, "a s,,i ",
rvitsrv eSnsdi,,o, and az he ssns tims ,bo Ind
would 5e Increase by its employmeut in this most
worthy manner
bs ST. RS AZ this TINA abopt s,x bpnarsd s,.r5
Of arm which couid he used n actually necessary.
to supply any unavoidable deficiency; but 1t should be
required. ia my judgment that any troops mustered
Tor the service indie ated should be required mount
and eq nj themselves, and IL Is believed that
citizens patriotic enough to enroll themselves
der the banEer OF their state upon an occasion like
the present Expecting advance OF pay tor
their services; bu. would recommend that the Le-
pislature make as ample provision the
be derived from public lands will permit, TO Sc
them a just and liberal compensation, covering
their nav proper and like Ese satisfactory reimbu
pent Tor ali actual unav losses witch they ia
cur while In the service OF the state.
A statement of the present aud prospective condi
ton end Of the treasury together with rst
mates Of the probable amount which will b. required
for munitions OF war provisions aud traas 9ortttiOn
will be laid before you Tor such action viii b. proper
your part markedD.
hhile ne"f.fring you on the sueSt 81 our uiin.
ties al santa re ana suSgtstlug a hA'e uuse, sue
oily course Nhleh 20 ny hlhu ~ ., uhoI lug
remsuy " Nouu oe lHproP'r or e 20 oa youI a.. ~
ttnuon 70 certain hessuI's hos pehgius pctole me
congress OF the obleu states ahu w su0n' AhouS's
n. x
Ioi Nes hehieo' WIN pouheaiy eAt".tus svi'n W
the % pNallei o. n'In ~. 49, W w '
huhuteth Petsilrl 81 west onsltuIe ". ~.
by uhs'.ehVniousiy' neefly olie 't, , - w w.
tmprHega Nlthn me hesse.ore ~ III ~
eoehlhs1 limit o. tnis $50. .,i's 49,
hltu WIN itopussi,lon " 49, " - ~ A., 49,.
NIs luI I'ils"u VI ~ 49, a X = ~,
lAusu1nsN W S''v ~, ns. - $500 : - ,n,,s
yu'uy s'Sh" slop' ~" p,s,.s S',t,y,i. =, 80
s =" =" s,'.is. ~ - y -, "a, ,h,
,t,t uu i'es .E - 800 ~ :, -
~ sai,n ~ ~, 80 ~ ,n.. N, aseS
49,. ~. =. ~ ~ 4 IT,, ~, 80, ..,.a, " Je