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


point, the President expects thnt there will be ex
Ph''t and nnequivocal disasowal OF that pan Of Ills
conduct which has been deemed offensive bv this
Government. On this subject his excrency ~ re-
,efrcd to the instructions OF the nudersyne, 10 Mr.
Ellis o the 10Th December last, subsequently eoln-
mnnleaed Ia Ar. Castillo Tor the information al bi-
Government
Ample decentralization will be expected ,oran ex
ae'ios made rom eilixsns of the United States UNI
der The laws OF the Mexican Republic anthorizine
forced loans, and lo any damagc at may have been
sustained IN consequences Of unlawful eon,lne, on The
part OF TIE officers OF the Mexican deer during the
pretended blockade of Texas aud especial, Tor the
capture OF the Louisiana, the Champion aud Juliu.
'@saf'or!ot TIN Illegal capture on deeutou oanysos-
sci OF the United States bound 10 tho ports o hal
country
The spifit with Which The REPRESENTATIONS of the
ulioia'le agents Il the United States at Mexico on
'hr snhJeet o the wrongs Inflicted on ll.r oiti4ens
ohcefs, has, and government OF theil collntfs Lv
NeNltah authorities hHr been received; tic tarra=
sonabie della, thai has taken paceir not satisfying
lhc lew demands the justice of which has been nc
Nao"ledEeh and the apparent ldlsgasiton Ia take
any tileeta0l measures to prevent u recurrence of
aels al tho character complained OF hive severely
tried The inrbelance ol the1 nitrd Siafcs.
lmpelled by the generous hehcf lhlt the People
aud 6prelnuent ol ArNieo lai taulY won ihrtf
elaa 10 The rFl's, aud were both capable aud dc
lefmin"d 10 aIi all thr obligations OF an lnlapcn=
dent Power the u tcdSlates tool the lead mae enoW=
I
Government hts evinecd the most sincere desire
Ia cnliNate ultimate relation, oil harmony aud good
h'Ghbplhnod will 4hrNfeo, In recognising u,at
Government, fle Nutled States we've aeinaled by no
seIilsh ieeilug The nr,ty which was hodl, con.
Guided between Hetao Powers Is upon lhr sam
batle IA festet . lrlda several other Treaties al
heNteo withloreign Powers, aud the l'uited States
tid reason 10 complain ct The delay Of the MeNcan
Government Ia tally the treaty. bat ~ that asjtu
hie made ample an cNaet r1vlson Tor tho igills
ana dulies Of HE parties III their lnlelcanrgc with
each other, wheat weat uto operations the ,ondeat
hopes were ehcoshed that those ghfs would be
scrufnlons)y respected, aud those duties laithlul,
performed by both. The accompanying ihl " Ill
show bow VAN have been these hopes.
Toali the eausea OF compliant pfouf is al lurcd,
CT ia the pos.ts,oa ofhe NcAicail Government. Fnl
those Nhich ,vn oil 1inltcd since the coue ginn al
the treaty, proof Is hgr,a presented. Amply suiii-
ei'ut, win sut h "a must necessarily BEN ro,srsslap
u Hnicl toe cuntrl 81 tic Mexican Government IL
SET, 10 enable promptly 10 decide npnu tho justice
al tie 'iamis ad The measure OF redress required
BY the tI'pty tnurth uticlr OF the Treaty, 1t the
ardent Ni>li d lhc President al lhe United States
lj'at tl'e Government u the Mexican Republic will
styi al c1uest uits dnpnsluan pre-, The rca.
cons oil concord and good uelghborhood with this
Ha dem hdup Iujls usrceaud honor, made art ofdng
IL the lurn4 prescribed by the treaty betaren thu
t"o Gorrl Hnlents. That The Nnurd states may b.
Jurltl u Ia the cls of all ualiou, tot any mca.ures
ticy So all he compelled tasr, should this al lca
II the Government I'll MrNlro b. madc III vaiu.
ih0 undersigned ,tHos The caerp' "a sirrto the
Minister 81 Foreign Ailnis IT The Mexican k.pub-
iic The rs urahces OF ms pfplonud consideration.
JOIN l0kSh III