The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-16

them. The kn8Rn desire NJ Ihe Texans
70 bee0me part 0I our sysiem. although
~ grasi6railnn depends upon i.e rse"n~
cilemen, nf various and conflicting inter-
ests necessarily work nf time ard uns
certain IN iisslf. IL ralrhlaied 10 exrassa
COR conduct 10 misc.n'sir0ciinn o. The
eyes Of the world. There are already
those who. indifferent IN principle ihrp-
selves and prone 90 suspeci the want Of
il IN Others. charge Bs with smhIioBs
designs and insidiOus policy. You viii
perceive by ihe accompanying docu-
menis. lhzl the extraordinary MISSION:
lrom Mexiro he's bern terminated on The
sole grounds that the Obligations of this
government 10 Tlself and tO Mexico. IN
der treaty snpulsliOns. have compelled
me 90 trust discretionary authority To o
high officer Of oBr army. % sdssnre into
territory claimed % pari Of Texas, If ne.
cessary tn protect our own or the neigh
boring frontier from Indian depreciation.
In The opinion ri the MEXICAN Iuncliona-
~ who has Just leii us. The honor Of his
country will be wounded by American
soldiers entering. with the most smIesbls
avowed purpuses. upon ground from
which the followers Of his governments
have been expelled. and over which there
10 81 present no cerlsinry Of serious efs
fort on rs part being made 10 re.es,sblsh
iis dominion. The departure Of this M
Mister vas the more singular, as he was
apprised that lhe suficieney Of the causes
assigned for the advance OF our troops by
. the commanding General had been seris
, ously da,b,ed ny me; and that there wss
every reason 10 suppose that the troops
Of ihs United S,sIes---ihtir commander
having had time W ascertain The truth %
falseh0od Of the information upon which
they had been marched 10 Nscogdoches
would be either there in perfect acs
cordance with the principles admitted 10
be just in his conference with the Secrss.
tsry Of State by the Mexican minister
himself. or were already Withdrawn N
consequence OF the impressive warnings
their commanding officer had recsI'ed
from The Department Of War. IL 10 hoped
and believed that his government viii
take a mere dispasslonsle and just veg
Of this subject. and not-bt Disposed 70
eonstrue measure Of jusn6sblr precsus
lion. made necessary by Its known ina.
bility. ~ execution Of the sIipuls,lons OF
our treaty to act upon the frontier. into
snenerosehmenl upon It's rights or staiu
upon IT'S honor.
In The mean time. The ancient COM
plants OF injustice made on behalf oil our
crizens. are d,sregarded, and new causes
OF dissatisfaction have arisen, some OF
them Of character requiring prompt re-
munsuance and ample and imnied'ais
redress. trust, however. BY ,empering
frmness and courtesy. and acting with
greal foTbearance upon every ihcident
| that has occurred OF that may happen, 70
| do and 10 obtain justice. and thus AVOID
the necessity Of again bringing lhas SUBJ
ject TO the view OF Congress.
II is my duty to remind you that no
provision has been made TO execute our
treaty with Mexico for tracing The bouri.
. Diary line between The two countries:
Whatever may be the prospec. Of Mexfs
co.'s soon being able to execute the treaty
on its part. u is proper that We should
be in anticipation. prepared at all tines
to perform our obligations. without re-.
gard to the probable condiuon Of thoss
. with whom we have contracted them.
/. The result of the confidential inquiries
+ made into the condition and prospects OF
, the newly declared Texan government,
. will accommodated 10 you in The course
. of The session.
!, Commercial treaties. promising great
o advantages TO our en.erprising merchants
and navigators, have been formed with
9 the distant governments OF Nuscat and
o Siam. The Publications have. been ex-
!, changed but have no, reached the depart
,. fment of state: copies Of the treaties wiH
: be transmitted to you il received before,
e or published if arriving after the close oil
e the present session Of Congress.
I. Nothing has occurred to interrupt tho
good understanding which has long exist
e ed with the Barhsry powers. nor to cheel
/. the good will which is gradually growing
J. up in our own intercourse with the DO
It minions Of the government OF the dis,in
!. guished Chief Of The Ottoman Empire.
= Information has been received a, III
| department nf state tina, treaty with tn
1t Emperor Of Morocco has jus, been nege
" | tia,ed. which | hope will be received i
at time 10 be laid before the Senate previou
Id ito the close of the session.
ne Ynn will perceive, from The report ,
II. the Secretary Of the Treasury, ,hs, n
"a, financial means Of the country coutinr
II. To keep pace with its improvement in q
u. other respects. The receipts in,e u
re treasury during the present year vi
he amuunt to about ~, i9l 1893 dollars; lhw
en from customs heiug e. amazed at 29,52
nd icsu,inusd IN fosr.b psys.l