Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

10 oht to tie onofahie Secretary oi State af the E
n'ed states the assurances Of hs most DISTINGUISHED
considerations, It's q. tI' ENAs. s
10 us tAee''easy The S"eRErARy of SrArE Of
the L. =.
rUtsslNrioS.
MeNlrAS LFaArloS.
Wasliueion MY. IL, 1877.
SIN: LIZ eSrellrnc, the Minister of folaien
/ heluie"s al the Mexican NcpHLr, N his ciief Of
the }epI 81 september Lust, sass 10 ~ lnlloNa
/ =" NOISY ENetLGrNr >tn: One ol to eon,p lansf4
urged 10y the Government al ille United States mud
upon MNtrh thu Secretary OF State DIV ellis nnttit 4it.
Is N hs note the It'll ufMay last !, on ac,aul
j oil the oifence considered h,Nfag been given Ia
/ li' eo'efnhient hy Senor Ggtoslisa lhc Aulstef
isienipolenilhfy oI MeNGn near those States u. pub
asihoe The correspondence winch had ln,sp "a he.
tween llim ~ hs Official CHARACTER, aud ihIttaiela-
mrub
e" lhli corr spohdence, ms well IA the reports. al
/ lie satl Senor GoiuslIza, hive been aarmNcly eN.
noued, al 1hc Whole has been submitted to h,s eXs
eeliehey the President. who has directed i4e 10 re-
ply on tile subject, THAI there j. appearance al
design on tie part Of Senior t,utosza IA The sad
publication. cltler to ojlcd tie ultcd ties or To
ll III the el>eFaHee ol the usual Turns OF diplomacy.
" lth rcsafl 10 the first clnfae, Senor 6urus,lza
considered II REQUISITES Tor the huHol of Mexico aAd
, 81 ms own representative character. 10 declare hf
mission terminated, by requesting his pas.plus at or
i having cndrayored. IL, thousand way $. btu IN VAIN,
I 10 lendrl the American Government stlsihle oi
ihe grievance iailirted upon this republic, by oc-
taN lnG, with armed lolle Hterrlory arknewl pdg ed
10 ptlpng l" II aud IN consequence II becauis ue-
c@ssny Tor hiln 10 make Known AT least 10 III. Own
ielIoA cih"Hs, the powerful cause ndlnting him 10
TAKE deejle step I" hcli mig otherwise haye been
attributed Ia want III reflection, even Ia tnulc
unworthy nptSrs; tic danger al such an iutetpe-
litloa heaa the greJter, nasmuch plrt Of Tins
important correspondence had alleHIy brrn PUBLISH
81 N several newspapers Of the Uilud Stllcs thai
the statement ol hls iWne taken pans 10 make this
5liatt ecderN,ly known IN the United States - meot.
rect iui h'd he wished to do SO, he could easily
nave had an edition printed IN the English language
and ca ,uatcd, which lie did not do aud finally. thai
he did uol circulate II among ms colleagues Of the
diploHiltie colps. Tor he dad not employ The lc2h
latdhs "tlhio He scope OF his position, OF sending
one OF his pamphlets officially aud conlleutialy,
,omhued bf tNl iauallons Of las conduct, aud ndi-
cations ol The WhItll IL WISHED to hive uadr OF
II ahd although Ne le salne copies il vim the
recommendation that no use s,onld he made Of
tlcm nnld they bad been published ~ Mexico.
That, IL TO HE second charge, namely oil having
fHled ~ The observance OF Tie forms o diplonftey ~
aikfn public the proceedings Il e1 uarioh still
peudln s,whirh eohdnel Is styled tlitcard pfbS Nj.
Secretary FoIy h,tapprar> lhat lhls negoatio0
Neither as'ctfi. rs several al The notes composing
tbs torres poIlcHec bal already been publ. he'd ~
the sfspefs ol lhe United Slaes nor Na4 II still
peaaiHg. stuee Sennr GDro~li1a, sn0lornablv win
ie puucipirs already set torlil, aud Ia cunscqueu
ollc rclttsalun The part Of the Ameticu ,,overn-
ln'n 10 withdraw IT'S lroops irom lhe ,drxican ter
tuofy bal, UPON has own responsibility. declared his
mission terminated, by teque-tne hs Irs- i'orts iol
hc purpose u returning finally, that The SAID pub
lac tipu cannot he considered ~ unusual aud unltdid
al, il IS sanctioned by practice with te.p peel
Hr oidtiou- terminated aud among circumstances,
~ lie proceedings of Tia. plrIhp0irnlln at Glruf.
who did the same thing Il may Indeed beobse,yed,
thar The CucI States themselves offer an eXaInr.
nj IL TO, Mr.. Fofsylh The j. cfrlary pi State HIM
ssIi "toie IN PARIS, declaring thai his Government
would haVc no objection to receive aiu, upio-
matte aeeut, the French change d'dliaues who had
some months previous published IA lhe Americas
newspapers. III the English language, AID b. fore his
ehDdrhdinn iot hls county anve il9ln hs Minis
ter vi Foreign Affairs, the Duke Of lbloglIe, upon
The subject ofthe nesoriaou al Hm Ha,e pending,
respecting pecunlary decentralization, 8,thout having
byrhls proceeding n'a'nIcslcI adcssn pa,liculailg
to offend ths Government Of tIc Uniled States.
- lis eXceenry the President directs me II com
inunI' ate the above to You for your ihurDation
aud ~ order that You may submit II 10 the netican
Government IA an answer to that pant of IT'S above
mentioned Duir which reltes this complaint. HIS
ExcelicGey doubt dat IL viii produce a con
yiction that Scnor Golosti.a acted confulnab with
what was required by the dignly and interests of
his country, which were seriously compromised m
fhlr question. but without intention TO gave offence
10 that Baon, Introduce innovation b,
" ich his diplomatic character might be cumptolnl-
sed.''
And have the honor 10 communicate 1t to yoI
sir IN Iutiiimet oi NY duty repeating you al the
same l'ne, the assurances o my most dstins uished
consideration.
FRANCISCO plZARRO MARTINEZ.
/ To,h lion. JonN FoRsrru,
'5ecre airy OF State Of the 1. States of Anlcrlca.
ar. Hondserto 10 lH Forsyth.
TaANSLATioS.
PALACE OF ruE NArIosAL GoyERNmENr,
Mrxlco, March 81, 1897.
The undersigned, chief officer charged with he