Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

to the Importance Of lie bi hoped that the resolu
ton woulI &c adopted. - s-~tssr
| MIR. Yin:ou moved 10 arnendthe amendment, by pro
vidng that previous 10 acting os ne aePos'.e oi''' W
bills 5o.. n The Sneakers table s. 1Id be disposed Of
| Mir Miller moved 10 postpone sac resolution uhu
! Monday: last. a.. :,
Mr.. Iorcey suggested to the grsJaaan from OHIO, t.
modify his int!on so cnnhne !: 10 the 0iIis
ing the Northern boundary OF Ohio, una LOT Tue aos
sion of Michigan and Arkansas mo the Union. fo'
four years the people Of Michigan lad been emitted oJ
the fundamental laws of the land so &c admitted into The
| Union.
The Speaker reminded the stnt1cn;s that question
! Of priority of business not deo.trt1;"
Mr.. Owens Lad objection 10 =" ArneHomenl pro-
posed BY tie gentleman from Ohio
| Mr. Boon inquired Whether, it IA. resolution was
adopted ii would nc. inteF%7c wss bill 10 graduate
the price of the pub:s lands He;uI.id ebeel . ry
propositions Whisb wor!d g=s pFassesSs % any e'er
| measure the one which he had named:
The morning hour having expired, Mr.. E. Wh'ttIesey
| called for the crdrrs Of the day.
| Mr. Cambreeng hoped ths gentleman would permit
| the question 10 be taken on The resolution.
Mr. Whtesey persisted in his motion, and the House
passed to The consideration Ok
UNITED rATES-MEXICo-TEXAS.
The following message from the President OF The u
States, received by the handsoi Mr. Doneison
In compliance with 4 resolution Of The House OF Re-
representatives. Of the 10Th instant, transmit reports from
the Secretaries OF State and War; with the papers ac
companyiny the same ANDREW JACKSON.
WAsnlscros, lltL May, 1886.
To tbs President Of The United satrs:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
18th May, 1896.
The Secretary OF State 10 whom vas referred
luton Of the House Of Representatives Of The 10Th in
sant has the honor 10 lay before the President the pa
prrs mentioned in the accompanying list. which contain
all the instructions the Charge d Aa!res Of the U.
States at Mexico, ell the correspondence between the
Two Governments called for and all other information
on the flies OF the Department supposed be embraced
by the resolution JOHN FORSYTH.
.Nr. Forsyth to Mr.. EnAsr.-Ertrae:.
DEPARTMEST OF STATE,
Washington, 81! November, 1855.
The Presidents views relative 10 the existing contest
in Texas, have been impaired to Mr.. Castillo in con-
ference have had with him al ibis Office, and he will
doubt communicate them to his Government; but that
there may be for misopprchc ns:on oD tke SUB
ect i, is deemed hes, that the Mexican Government!
should also be assured Of them through yoa.
1t is the wish of The President, therefore, that as soon
practicable after the rece Of this despac you SHOULD
seek interview will! the Minister Of Foreign Aears,
and acquant him that Ehe President looks with regret
upon the unhappy state Of things in Texas That as The
United States and desire to remain al peace with the
United Mexican States, all measures enoined ard
warranted by law have been sad will continue to he Ia
KEN enforce respect BY citizens Of the United States,
within their jufisdicton to the neutrality OF their 60
vernment whose desire TO execute in entire good faith
the treaty Of limits he expects nothing will be done by
the Mexican authorities tending Illustrate that desire,
or 10 diminish the friendly sentiments ENTERTAINERS tor
the Mexican Republic. In TIE probable event Of Pro-
traced in Texas ITSELF neither party can be permit
ted 10 encroach upon the TERRITORIAL limits Of the United
States or make our soil battle ground for settling their
political dssensons.
-, have the honor 10 be, sir,
1sisacdj zpat 2Assisal s se5iss
Mr. FORSYTH TO Mr.. EA;s.-Ez,rae