War notes and diplomatic maneuvers near Mexico and Japan
Advances in Congress on army expansion for Mexico war are reported alongside accounts of American naval activity in Japan, with Dispatches detailing Commodore Bildle and Captain Paulding at Yedo, and tensions with the Bey of Yedo. Senate debates cover ten regiments, volunteers, and railroad routes, while domestic tax and political commentary frame the session.
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Recall of our Forces. from the Tribune
The piece argues against recall of U S armed forces in Mexico and supports continuing the war to preserve national honor. It critiques Mr Culley and Mr Calhoun and urges firm action to vindicate rights, defending Gen Taylor and the military in Monterrey and Palo Alto. It also notes political machinations in Washington and discusses Indian and state political matters.
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Army Bill Passes Senate for Mexican War Land Grants
The Army Bill to raise ten regiments passed the Senate 33 to 3. It guarantees land warrants or certificates of 160 acres to non- commissioned officers and soldiers serving in the Mexican War, with a specified order of inheritance for heirs if the service member dies before issuance.
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