Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-17

No. 30.-[rEANsLATIoS OF No. -.
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No 30-TrEsXsLATIoX OF No %
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 70. 1916
The undersigned has learned with great satisfaction,
fron informal note addressed 10 him on the 23d INST
By the Hon. As1ury Dckns acting SECRETARY OF State
OF these United States. tina; the Secretary Of War had
not received any despatch notification Of The reported
passa Of the Sabine b. GerA GLlnrs as late as The
22d list Inclusive.
The undr Ined the graiised BY receiving this
information from Mr. .ckiu:, from the contents Vi
letter publ! he'd yesterday in The Globe, whch ne takes
the liberty 10 pacinse Mr. Dckins, there real cause
FIR experimenting that tins n"vFTlnt 50 important aHo
disastrous had been actually effected. Oh comparing
the dates however, tie undersigned now brSns to en-
ictlan strong hopes that the sad letter may be one OF
the n.any labrcaoiI3 h which Tie newspapers daily
! rrgac their rrairrs.
The undersigned repeats Ia Mr. D,c;ins tie REQ lest
with which his note of The 10Th instant terminates, and
uyalls l.ls ii Of this opportunity 10 rene" TO HIN The
ASSURANCES OF his most Distinguished consideration:
! NJ. T.. De GOROSTlHA
| Hon a. DrxI>s, .4c'ia9 Strrc:aiy n N1h.
| G!lere io,lJws the Globe aTIc:c re!eT:ed 70
No. 3l-u, Forsyth IN Mr. GOrossi=e.
! DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Was!.nglnn August 81, 1896.
The unders gned, Secretary Of State OF the u States,
refrrnr to tle notes addressed The Department by
MIR. Grrnslizs, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PIE
,nrntiaiy uf the Mexican Republic Oil tie 18TH vi
and din inst relative 10 The Instructions vrn 10 Gen
Gaines for the defence Of III" frontiers bct"ecn the l.
Sat.s ard Texas has the homer To transmit copy
nj
Governor of Tennessee dated uu The 9th lnst GiSlp'
prorn, the reca-ltinn of General Gaines for militia
E1ca /, Is 'ubled that it " b. ell Ir'y saisiac-
toy 10 Mr. C n. 81 and 10 the cScan Cove Hens
! he Undersigned requests that Mr. Goruslza VIII
transmit, t. lis Gyeruml mt copy OF the President lei
e, which II is hoped will render unnecessary aHy olAes
answer 10 SIR Gorosliz,s two nocs above Inentl'hrd
The undersigned avas himself of this occasion to re-
new To Mir. Guosza the assurances Oh ms h'st s.'h'
,,r;s,cl considerations JOHN FORSYTH.
. his Excelency Senior Don NJ. +. D. GrRosrixA.
| PS The receipt of manuscript copy Of the Presi.
dents letter having been casually prevented lhe Scfe
lary OF State under the Necessity OF transmitting
newspaper copy which, however, lie believes 10 he en-
tirey correct. -,
Iierr follows the we'll known Letter from the Prsas
dcl Of the United States the Governor OF Tennessee
published in August last
No. 32-ar G0rosti=a IL M FOrsyh.-(Spanish)
No 33-[TRAssLArIoS OF No 81
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3 1896
The undersigned inn,s Giaely convinced ot the
Importance Of tile dmca'n'nt /" winch Tie Secretary
State refers in his Il" the SIS! Il! August, that ne
had urrady The l9th OF iaA month"; transmitted
coov of 1t TO his Government 81 ILLS means, lis c"a
t,ni. viii soan b. known in Mexico, and the Govern
men, of Tie undersigned may then be enabled /" es
ma,c fully the purity OF the niernatIonal doctrine tr'e
laid dyn hy the President OF The United States, and js
;us,i,. with which ne applies this doctrine IN The pTrf"n
emergency Even without this: expns'tl9n t." Itlerna
tn, doctrine the mere fact Of The President having
disapproYed the reguiSi,;on Of General tn"a wcad
itself suffice in the opinion q! tie Undersigned, to cause
its announcement 10 te received win peculiar sasa
rn in Mrxicn as The assembling Ut 5" many Am"rica'
troops on the very frontiers Of Texas, aW w"ud Ut
perfectly legal long confined 10 The KNOW" '"'S
he United States could not but IN time OCCASION o!Sqe
and alarm with regard 10 the possible consequences
OF The Iallcr would have been more pr"papie la'
.ir organization Of system OF progressive ueseEtioH
in favor Of the Texans, and by means OF Their agents
Who can deny the possibility c such case It lie ioT
momen, consider the excitement OF Inc pefioo anu '
,nnorluni,y afforded bv localities: But although lhe
r, and ie words Of the Presidents letter 10 the Go
v,rno Of Tennessee b. praSworhy, and may be attend
ed with beneficial effects with regard TO Inc future man
tenance of position Of strict neutrality on Tue part
lin. limited Suites during the disturbances III Texas, ye
the undersigned regrets exceedingly lhat ne mus: us
.,,, from he upnioa expressed by Mr.. Forsyth al LII
end of his said note Of the 3lsi uitino For IN o'ue
tina, the Department Of Stale should not CONSIDER II re
crssary 10 answer the mites OF lie uNne s'Sneo' ai'
tho S, Of july and The 9Th Of August: there must o.
n,. oragrauh in the said letter vi The President "hsci
would serve as reply TO The question urgec IN mos
notes, and tie Undersigned, though he was ahAioos
find such paragraph, has 5Fe unaois 10 10 So D.
,rn that The President there tisapposes The feG"iSio
made By General Games Oh The 18th oil June, a"d
,hr reason on which it based and That ne h"e"s
dsa pornyes the conduct o! the Governor OF itnnrsse
j.; Considering the cider Of the War Department OF In
4!h of May sill 10 l"Fce nal IL also 10 oe ~
rhs, ib President wiLhdsuws, will Withdraw, from Ge
ner,I C;ares the authorization which he had gwen
him on lie 18th of April. aud bad confirmed Oh the il
of July 10 advance with ms 1foops ns lar as NaengG'
ches: Ii Mr. F":syth can answer Inc unoefS,s"'o ~ 60
sfEnna,jyc. he will be fully satisfied and will III fact &C
knoa ledge that there is 10 need Of Mr. Forsyth asa''
uccupYlug himself with ihose notes
Tl,c undersigned avais himself Of this opportunity
renew TO the Honorable Mr.. John Forsyth eteis'aty
those United S;u,es tic assurances OF hs d'siiI
g0's'SD ''A'~1'"' NJ. (. DE GoROsTIZA.
Hon. Joay FORSYTH, Secretary If Siate.
\, 34-Nr, GOrost;=a to Mr. ForsyA.-(spanish)
No. 35-TnAssLArloS OF No S4) ,o,.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8, 1886.
, ~ ,;oaI r.nu, 4. hal he reads lH various new