The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17
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crease the emigration hither TO Willy the Mexcans and
to defend the usnrpaton OF territory which its cIt
zens could not adduce single title admissible by enIgh
ene1 nations. Even now there some points where
meetings held to those they call Texans by
sending them arms and men and such other aid nav
necessary. These facts are pubhc they are not
ted clandesnely they continued and talked OF with
hoastiDg Mexico and its Government received and
tnue receive early notice OF this arocoui conduct
dsloyal and contrary to the principles aud qu-
ty. especially between individuals OF irenaJ natoas
and If rishmen from other nations are to be
found in the ranks OF the sdventurers who have invaded
the place the majority is composed OF Citizens from the
United States proceeding from them attracted or sednoed
by the Invitation OF those engaged IN raising recruits
and all acuated by the same spirit, VIZ TO sustain ana
the usurpaIon. The undersigned does not ex-
Of the matter his ration not aith
full and complete in all particulars is nevertheless true as
Whole Taking this in conjun ction With Other matters,
which have caused much injury TO Mexico, It Is the
best testimony that could b. presented and which could
not be overlooked with indifference connected
with the recent invasion OF our territory Silence on the
part oil Mexico in this matter would involve the utmost
| culpabiity in its government.
Col Snivcy is called Texan-but ia he one TIL po-
son cannot be maintaned he is native OF the United
States and the name which he gives himself does not
lessen the crime he has committed raising armed bands
against the Mexican Republic from the United States.
II in those states the present adventures raised in
them likewise were procured the munitions OF war In
dependence Missouri the starting point of these
the place where the laws OF nations were trodden
upon belongs the United States which country ass
gave birth compatrio in arms The press OF the
said States well say that the expedition is Texan en-
tirely Texan that the chief who commands 10 Texan
and that point OF rendezvous is in Texas But what
these periodicals bring forward IN the lace oil
| such overwhelming evdence7 BY assigning to tins OF
that one other place OF nativity Because the ex-
petition proceeded from the North towards the irou
TIER of Mexico. must be Texsn although those com
posing it have from the United States Perhaps In
dependence belongs to Texas! Istnot in MISSOURI anq
il not that part OF the United States These facts TO-
eether with the intelligence received by the Chief Mag
stra,e of Republic give the clearest right to the n
dersgned the terms Of phi ases in the note OF a,
iuy ,a,t which il he had omitted, might be adduc ed
against him. when substantiating his night at future
period. -
Before closing this note Mr. Thompson will permit the
to remark that the ailusisn In the note OF
July relative the payment OF the $4,000 oil the rst
! instrument meant to strengthen the rlght VI
Mexico against its aggressors Mexico has other rights
to make the made and the nliusor wa.
simply as proof oil 10y atty and OF the good faith AID
4 punctual,y with which she knew how to fulfil her en-
aagements and the benevolent sentiments which anma
its government to preserve the good understanding WI"
4 irien dy nations, such the United States.
| The undersigned has the honor, &c
(spneD JOSE MARIA DE BOCANE6kA
10 HIS Excellency WAppy THOMPSON sc. SC.