The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30
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be ialormed .shethes, sinee he een-
meneF nsnl Of lhr neealla'iaas ~hsrh Sc
rnl.ssl IN ale treaty now before the Srnsas
Cor me snasEsuah 81 T.xas 10 he UhIlfd
slales. say ailslarY pfsPaIa''an has been
made as nE.lerrai ~ he pr.sldsni. far erin
al e,psIi~n 81 -ss; shd, Il On, far shs'
eaass. and 9Th whom was surh wsT sPs
,r.Lenaed. and ~hst sss The preparations
Ihal have been made or ordsIedl Has sny
/ ma.sneat or ss.snblage or di.nosIaAoa nj
any Of The military - naval latess oi The
UnIsd Slalrs been male of ordered Nth
.le@ Of such hnsnIl'issl And 10 con-
mnnirslr 10 the Sens,e copies Of 81 orders
az drec,ians given Tor sny such prepare
lian, nr I..r .ny such maFemenl of dlspo
.iiion, 90 fnT the future eondnri Of such
military ar ns.sl farcts;" hare 10 10
fam he Senate ihst. 70 consequences Of
The Declaration OF MeEiro communicated
On THIS Rassrament. and ny me lslt briors
Cansress 81 the opening Of i,s present.
ss.s,an. snnnpneIng he determination nj
MeE,eo ta regard - d. claIalion 81 war
against her ~ the United SAFES The de6-
nniye ratification Of any treaty wlsh Tex
% annexing The territory Of ihai Replblie
% the Un,I-d states. aud the hope and be-
lief entertained by the Executive that The
treaty wiih Texas fnr that purpose would
be speedily approved and ratified by the
Senate, IL was regarded BY The Executive
20 have become emphaueslly iis dniy 10
roncenirale in The Gulf of Mexseo sud
II. vicinity, a. q prseauiiansry measure.
.. large portion of the home squadron
under the eommsnd Il Captain Conner
% could yell be drawn together; and Al
the time, IN assemble ., FoTI Jesup, on the
borders af Tesas. as large military farce
as the demands Of the service al o,hrr en-.
.ampmens would authorlzs 20 be detseh.
ed. For The number Of ships already 10
the Gulf and the waters Contiguous there
10. and such ss are placed under orders for
that de.,ina ion. ard Of troops nov Assem-
bled upon he frontier, refer you 20 the
accompanying reports ir"m the Secre-
i.rie. &c the War snd Navy departments.
II wili siso be perceived by the Senaie. by
referring 20 the orders Of The navy depart
ment. y hich are herewith transmitted. that
the nasal officer in command Of The 1eel
is direepd 10 cause hIs ships TO perform
all lie dp'irs &c Zee, 81 observation. and
10 sppfize the executive of any indication
nf . hostile desIgn upon 'rexss. On The
part 81 any nation. pending the del,beTa.
tons o( the Senate upon The treaty. with
view that the same should promptly be
submitted 10 Congress lar iis mature deli
bers,ion. Al the sane time, j. - due TO
myself tha, ! .hooli declare III my opin.
i'm. tina, the u. States having hy the Urea.
~ of snnexa,,on arqniseja TILE to Texas.
which requires only the acton oil The Se-
nae To perfect il. no other p"wsr could
he permit ell tn invade. aud by fnsee Of
arms I" possess itself Of. any p"Stion Of
the territory Of Tex.s. pending your de-
I,hsrations upon the treaty. without plac.
ing itself IN hostile attitude 10 The u.
States. aud jastiiyiug the employ men, Of
any m,lIarv means al our dIsPosal ~
drive hack the invasion. Al The same
time. il is NY opinion that Msx'co OF
an, other poser will fird IN your sppro.
vsl Of The treaty no just cause oi "ar
against th- U. y at.s; nor do | b, lItve 4 al
there is any s.r'"u. h.zar@ of war /" be
found in the isct "f such appr' al. Ne
verb. less, ev,rv proper M asu'e will be
r, sorted 10 ny he executive To prrset's
upon an honorable and JUS, basis the
p"hl'e prac-. by r.c""e'Ii"g McKee,
through liberal course oil policy. TO the
treaty.
! JOHN TYLER,
Mas,inuton Nav Is 1874