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lsvful sr.de betveep tIs United stafes asd Texas
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from le.sins ihe usltsd sisse.. far l'snas o ,sy
other forelEn ecpueerJ. Ifsueh indisidasls enter
ipio the service 81 Jexss any other foreign State
the Government y he United States no longer holds
over shem the shield Of is proieciiaa They must
stand o. fsll u tiler newly assumed sharacter and
eecordlg 20 the fartanes which may befide H. But
she Gassrpmcnt pf the United States cannot be ssi-
ed aegn - prevent ther rmigrsiions and. il must
be sded, t,af the CoEatilu.inn public reafies and
theJa~s. obige the President % regard Texas a.
he ieffiierg of Mexico. Ever prdSiAicn Of Law
-esery principle Of nealrnl oblieaiidn-pili he
duioasiy enforced IL relation 10 Mexico, aaiR felA-
lion 70 Dihef powers, sud 20 The same rxlehs aid
With The same integrity &c purpose AZ Ne ben
longs 10 the constitutional power I'D duty Of ths1
: GoserBmslh aud it will Re i'll Tulflird But the
eoutiH,ls1ee Of stnity vith Mexico cannot be pnr-
ehased II any higher rate. II the peace Of the tSo
countries is 20 be disturbed the responsibility will
detalse on Mexiso. She must be answersbie>ior
consequences The United States, let i be sgaih
re;ksttd, desire pesee. l. mus, be With Infinite
pSih that thry should find ihsmsrlses ID hostile
: tsfipns uiih any Of The new 6osernments on this
roatinens. but their Government is rsgulated,
limited. full u Tie spirl Of liberty. but surrounded.
nevertheless, With just reeiFnints and, greatly and
fersenly II de,irrs pesee with al Staies-snd e.
peeislly with lie more immedste neighbcSS-yst no
fear Of different stste Of things can be allowed 10
iulerfoW seonFse Of equal and exact justice 70 all
hsoRs nor % jose Il out Of the constitutional or
BIZ 10 which il rcyolves
The following letter, comprising part ofIhe
insiruciiosst % our Minister At Mexico, Is in
answer 70 the second leiier Of compliant and
defiance bf N. DE- Bocsnsgra, published IN he
Globe few days ago
DkfAATMEGr o. STATR, -
Washington Jsly Is. 1912. { II
Sin :-AfteF writing to you on ihs 9Th instant,
received through the same channel a. the FORM.
or. ~. De Boeanegfa's second letter. and, st the
sans time. your despatch Of the 9Th OF June,
aid your private letter OF the 2isl. This last
4 letter Of AZ de Boesnegra was written, a. YOU
win see. before i was possible for him 10 expect
ansanswerfo his hrst which answer il now for
Hsrded, and shows The gfoundlsss nature Of the
complaints Of Mexico. The letter itself l.
! highly steeptonahle and offensive. h.impntes
violations OF honor and good faith TO The Gov
ernment Of the Uhitsd States; not only in the
most unjust, but IN the me. .adecorsus man
ner. RI
You have not spoken or II ia terms too strong
in your circular 70 the members Of Tue SirlAs
matte corps.
On the receipt Of this. you will write note to
NJ de Bocanegra, In which you will say that
the Secretary Of State Of the United States, on
the 9Th Of July, received his letter Of the 9th
Sof May that tho PRESIDENT o. the Oniteo Stales
considers the language and tone OF thst letter
--dAEoxatory 10 Il the character Of the United
states, and higkly.ofsnsiye, as il imputes TO the
Government direct breach Of faith and that
he directs that no other answer be given 10 il
than the declaration that the conduct Of the
Government of the United States, in regard 10
the war between Mexico and Texas, having
been aiwsys hitherto governed BY strict and
Impartial regard 10 its neutral obligations, will
not be changed Or nltsrsd. 10 any respect, or 10
any degree. III for this, tbs sGovernment Of
Mexico shall see al 10 change the relations NJ
present exisiing between the two countries, the
responsibility remains with herself
Fan, sir, your pbf servant,
IL DANIEL WEBSTER.
To wAppE THoMfspR, Esq
Envey Extraordinary, kc.. Mexico
ofthis correspondence the United States Ga.
aeiie says NH
No lille feeling Of indignaiion 1.-THE Ms1i-
can Government, was manifested BY Senators
Tor Der insulting course and language. The inn
preston Is very strong that this pretended offence
al our Government sgol up merely as 40 exepse
forrefnsing 10 pay our citizens !he money that
has been awarded them, amounting 10 some Two
10 four millions o. dollars"
Correspondence Of the N Y. American.
WAsHIEoTuS, July H.;