The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-12-13

Tor car manufactures, constantly grown,
market for our agricultural produc,;or'a
safely to our fioniicrs, aud add,,;o,'-,
strength and stability 10 the Unon-,Lss,
are the results which would rapidly d,,o'
op themselves upon the consumma,i,n y
the measure OF annexation. In such cvo,,
| will not doubt but that Mexicn would 81
her true interest Ia consist in meetieo ill.,
advances Of this Government in so,1i, -
amly.
Nor DO ! apptchend any serious com
plant from any other quarter; no sufIicis,,
ground exists for such Complaint. ".
should interfere in no respcclwth the r,ob,.
of any other milton. There cannot be o.,
thured from the act, any design on our o9,,
to do so with their possessions on this G.,
tlnent. We have interposcd no imped,
meats IN the way Of such acquisitions .,
Territory, large aud extensive as many AZ
lhcm are, as the leading powers Of Euiope
have made, from lime TO time, in e,eU
part Of the world We seek no cououe,,
made by war. No intrigue will have been
resoTed 10, or acts Of diplomacy essa,ed
10 accomplish the annexation Of Texas.-
Free and independent herself she ask, IN
be received into our Union. 1t is a cues.
ton for our own decision, whether She shan
be received or not.
The two Governments having ALREADY
agreed, through their respective organs. On
the terms of annexation, would recon.
mend their adoption by Congress in N.
form Of JOINT resolution or aci, TO be pc,.
iecied aud made binding on The two coup.
tries, when adoplrd in like manner 5, he
Government oi Texas.
In order thar the subject mny lie fully
presented 10 al It's hearings, the CORES.
pondeucc which has taken place, in refer.
euce To II, since The adlnummen, OF Con.
gress, between the United States, Texas
aud MrNico, Is herewith transmitted.
The amendments proposed hy The Sen.
ate 10 he Convention concluded between
the United States and Mexico on the 2Ot
OF November, 1913, have been Transmitted
through our Minister, Tor the coucurrcnes
Of the Mexican Government but. ahb
on the subject; nor has any,answer tesa
given which would authorize iator4J.
conclusion 10 tie future.
The Decree at September, ls43, IN r..
laiion TO the resaiI trade, She order foi he
expulsion Of foreigners, aud Tia, &c a NOR
recent date N regard to passporis--alI Y
which are considered as IN violation Il q.
Treaty Of AmllS and Commerce bclw,ss
the two countries, have led 10 a cora
pouicncc of considerable length bcWefa
The Minister for Foreign Relations arl
cur Representative IL Mexico, but vilhoa
any satisfactory result. They remain 81
unadJusted; and many aud serious lfcar
scuenccs have already resulted to cur cs
izens IN consequence Of them.
Questions growing out II the aci Fl e..
afming body e Texan troops under ID
command q MnI. Sn.,cly, Ly an clFeeta
the service or lie United States, acting u.
der the orders &c cur Government aod O.,
ioFrible criry into lhr Custom House 81
Byar5 5 Landing Rcd River, Is co.
tain citizens ~ tie Sla'cs md taking
way ihcrc'fom Tie good, seized 3, fs
Collector oi the Customs, as forfeited Or.
der the laws At frxas. have been ADJUSTED.
SO far "a the powers Of the Executive eI.
tend. Tho correspondence h-,wcen tie
Two Governments 10 reference 10 both sg5
Jccts, Will be found tmcngs, The pccraf,,
nitug documents. Il contains a fuIl ,s't.
mcnt Of al the facts aud Circumstance
with he views taken on both sides, ard 'ls
principles on which tie questions fss
been adjusted. II remains for Ceogres
to mako the necessary appropriation p
carry HE arrangement lnlo effect which
respectfully recommend.
The greatly improved condition q '''
Treasury, affords 81 fuIJc' for grueraieoi.
graduation. Tie paralysis which lad &
len ou trade and commerce, md Nh'd
subjected the Government TO the necesn.
y # rcsorliug 10 loans, and The ssuo q
Treasury notes, 10 n largo amount, A'i
passed away md, after The pnynegl g
upwards Of 81 goo 900, on account o! ia'
interest. and in redemption Of mure ifsa
10000, 600 Of tie public deb, which Az
due on The ls Of January next, and sc'
ting apart upwards OF S2000,000 Tor lao
payment of outstanding Treasury na'e'
and meeting an instalmcnr Of the debts CT
the corporate cities Of the District Of Co.
lumbia-an estimated surplus Of upwards
ol $1,000, 900, over and above the existing
appropriations, will rcmain in the Jfeasi,
y al the close Of the 6sca year. Should
the Treasury notes continue outstanding
as heretofore, that surplus will be consde'
raby augmented. Although all interest
has ceased upon them, and tie Government
has invited their return TO The Treasury
vet they remain outstanding hilordhs
great facilities TO commerce, md establish.
ing the fact that, under well regulated
system Of finance, the Government has re-
sources within itself, which render u moe
pendent ~ time Of need, not only Of pr
yatc loans, but also Of bank lnclIlilos.
The only remaining subject Of fee'''
Is, that the remaining stocks OF tue o0''
crnmeot do not fail duo nj an earlier dal
since their redemption would be elt'f'ls
within liz control. A It IL, Il may "
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