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furious if weaken gament which ties these States in
their present lraternal and harmonious association


But sir again am in favor of the passage OF tins bill,
not only for the purpose Of compensang those soldiers who
have been engaged the service but an nducemeh TO
those who may hereafter engage The additional pay WI
prove additional stmuant to the Il will call into the


field for five years. during the war; better class OF soldiers
than you otherwise obtain.


We tod when this commenced, that peace would
conquered in ninety days Nine months have elapsed and
still peace had, and ioresee when war VIII
terminate In the other end of the Capitol has been by
the chairman Of Foreign Affairs, announced that there no
prospect of speedy termination The newspapers INFORM US
and official documents confirm it. that the Mexcans exhibit
hercer hatred, ndomabe courage than before that
oahs have been taken by Mexican people and rulers that
peace shall be made long American soldier treads
the Mexican SOIL In this condition of things, the President
Of the United States who, by the consuton charged with
the responsibility of prosecuting this war, asks for more men
and money. Let him have them refusal will only indicate
division OF counsel and proong the You are in It now
retreat would be dsgraceu 80 long as the army IN the
field let be fully sustained 80 long as the present counses
hold in Washington peace can be secured h the Mox-
conquered Therefore, are TO have war, let It
be vigorously prosecuted and briefly terminated as possible
Why have the whole fifty thousand volunteers and ileen
thousand regulars which Congress authorized the President TO
ase been long before this under arms Another hot exl-
should beam its baefu heat and It's pesenan-


uences brave army Furnish with means o trans
poraon and subsistence which has not thus lar been DONE
Do not cripple it by falling to furnish the proper equipment
and supply which thus far has been DONE DO this, or with
draw your army. Let decision and energy at least marx
your plans and purposes Above all, keep the people no
longer the dark relation to this Let them know
what you have been long afraid to tell them-ha Is likely
be prolonged, bitter and, certainly, costly war Let
them know you have either been deceived that you have
been decevng the nation Tell them the enemy have pre-
sened boder front than anticipated that we are IN
war rouse up coll forth the energies OF the
country. Talk about petty tax on tea and coffee Pre-
sent scheme of finance adequate to the wants of the
try BE not afraid the responsibilities of your
Do tremb before have produced
he all he he
the service by good and certain pay My hour expng
therefore cease.