The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-10


Ike the frogs IN the fxbse. .rS leser--saesl
to have Z master frosn among ~ome eF
me fundmSaging governmcats 81 EarcT--
The failure OF Tie lean VITA Ernnce Eare
the friends Of the Ettlc rereslsc u=fci-z-
ed, pleasure bur q seems that she IS zsssT-
mined 10 Get IN debt 20 a farei-a F9Nsr-
Gen HarniltOn has proposed ID as~suae ene
million pounds sterling of tA= N=ss--e
debt due 10 The EHs.ish. Provuled hrl-ala
viii guarantee the recognizes o. her l-a-
dependence by Nexlco. 4 mllha1 al
pounds sterling for TIE recCsal-ioa 81
TexIan Independence b. = goVernmeu-
that she has sOundiy drubbe,l. that - 1era
and rent into atoms a uost b. cunale-lrg
factions and opposing 80 P1r,ies, >
holding her manhood too ca~aa. Mat.
would have Zee. thought AEerl-
can colonies after the Sec - ~
they obtained the rec0gnItie 1zSehnar ~
De- Adence on such terms from - -
glaa even. Their vic.c-ies So Mkare
been looked uPoa as thrown aEav -
their blood and treasure expenzS -
vain, if money al lase vas % zCsn8llsh
the object Cor which ksey Gou lea
Texas give England oIA milliqs "a reua.is
Arliag to inRrcede With Ns1sco and sic
- soon chargs her whA she Pleases So
a<8ing her lCave 10 exist as free gov
ernmeut.%The people Of Texas shoull
set their faces against the sale q their
credit % the privileged orders OF ~ae
old world, on any pfetence wha,ever--.
They have iust escaped the c,arrhes g
]. Lafitte & Co, who would have shaved
them for the NEXT twenty or thirty wears.
and now let them keep clear DarIag
| the eighteenth century more than twen-
" nations OF Europe which had van
pushed their enemies ia the hel1 a.
overcome al Foreign toes, were ens.axec
| by the funding system. bul we're not abe
| to stand Up under the immense burtens
imposed on them ~ the eurrency ma-
kers- Let Texas take warning 81 the
historysoF this Pernicious system. Or Il
not from history, lei her look % The sx-
listing state or thicgs IN two-thirds o. ne
States in this confrdeFscy. IN eur CO
lumns will be found Gen Hamilioa's les-
ter on this subject In e1planatlOn q his
conduct in making this extraordinary
offer.
LoNDcN. Noy- ). 1910.
Ny Lord-As our communicates En-
relation to the proposed mcdlaIioa Of der
Malesty's governmental PrOcaring pa
ci6cati0n between Texas and Mexlco.
ard the assumption BY the FORMER Of n
portion ofthe public deb, OF the AFTER.
have hitherto been entirely verbal. aeg
leave to transmit YOU this despatch, that
the reasons and motives which ray II
fuence the Republic Of Texas n making
this assumption nav not be liable - any
| future misconstructlon-
I" In the first place, | must enter = Fyu-
testand0 against the inference thai Tex
as is bound In any degree for any pcr-
ton of the said debt On any principle 81
international law, or By any one C5llsa-
ton ofprivate justice.
"Mexico violated the charters she ha3
granted 70 Austir's eolonists, On the faith
Of which the Anglo Americans bad esnl-
grated TO Texas, and recovered is terri
tory from the savage tribes with whCm
Mexico was incapable Of coping These
violations were accompanied by afro
cities, which rather belonged % the darS
ages than the era IN which ne live.
"Texas consumuiatsd her Indspea3-
ence in 1886. In 1887. aftei MexicC
had lost all possession OF and sovereignty
over Texas, she concluded = convenncu
in London with the Mexican bocdhol3
ers, assigned certain portions OF her pub
lie lands In several Of her provinces o.
departments. She was guilty Ct TIE al
surd mockery Of including IN tbs con
, vention those situated IN the dePartHasn
of Texas, where she had neither a ma-
nor foot Of land over which she coull
exercise jurisdiction east OF the r.
. Grande.
81 need not insist { am surel wllh yea
lordship on the absolute nulllty OF thE.
: convention. as far as Texas = concern
ed. But what desire 10 Go : g Do Vol
! UNFAIRLY, as a concession 70 the benevc
, Ience and philanthropy Of Her Maies,y'
Government, which have induced VOC .
come forward and offer is in1srven1ios
! in producing q pacihcaiiO0 between -
two countries honorable % both
q II, therefore, Mexico viii eonsent q
? truce with Texas within thirty day
r after the communication o. any ecavsa
ton we may conclude on the sabres :
: Her Majesty's Ministers n her eaPsioi
. and in SIX months after wiIl eonclets
treaty Of amity and commerce With Ie'
as, which shall provide for saiisfac'rE.
and well defined boundary oeiweea =
; two countries, | shall be quite whliaS
!, come under stipulation that Texas sas
> assume one million sterling Of the publi
IIr 49,. 100000 ~ Mexie