The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-19

ootOber Ssnouliaa,sd GarbarOusi I. il tatlte Cow
srnisls ofths 9nisI Suites is superior in dignity or,
does s Legation possess e right Of falling short ip sod
grave a manner in its intercourse with Government
to whom ii has refused those Obsepancss which are
due as a matter OfeodrssY to private ihdividuAlal
Mexico could with justice advance claim for repair
alton of these injuries and would very easily obtain IT,
il hs American Government, in place Of desiring to
cultivate relations Of good understanding and friendship
did not seek E opportunities to shift OF change the
issues, provoking rupture which the Government OF
the undersgued has endeavored. aOd will still sndsaVor
10 avoid. This Government would have been able t"
return insul, fir insult employing The same language.
haughty discourieGus, which characterized the two
former notes of the American Embassy. patticu.
arly the last one bat it knows too well what il dui to
ITSELF in seeking ,Oshie9 Itself from OPProbrum in the
eyes of the world question in which justice and
\ reason are It's side.
| II Mexico has been compelled to refer to important
acts by which to show hs dsoysty ortwo admnisira-
lions Of the southern people Of The United States il was
because no other resource was left by which TO meke
her rights papabs, well as the injustice BY which
is sought to wfssl from her an important portion of
territory the acquisition Of which has been thought
necessary by all parties and administrations nf The Anne
rican Republic for twenty years as proved by the
nole Of the American Legation Of the l4h of October
last Nevertheless, the Mexican Government has aimed
to limit itself flo that which was necessary make itself
understood in the matter msniiesng always in its dis
cusSons the consideration due 10 the msjofity If the
American people, from whose representatives. 1t loOk'
for satisfaction for ihewan. Of respect exhibited in this
matter BY the actual President of the Republic, and
whose respectable Senate, and distinguished mem like
Adams and Clay have given 70 Mexico proofs Of their
justification Of Its course, y ~#sE
Thus, the Government fthe undersigned, far from
finding any motive to withdraw the note which it direct
cd to the American Legation on The 3s, u thelmn'e
the subject is considered the il is convicted ofhe
necessity of allowing II 10 stand in the in which
il transmitted feeling That II has not exaggerated
those facts which has used expose to the world the
system Of alebood which has been pursued towards
Mexico for twenty years. and which the note Of the
1t American Legation If the l4h oil October abundany
corfobeyates -.IH ~ ~
II For reasons sbovs expressed the undersigned has
nairuconsto lhss upon his note in every particular
and ct the same time 10 repeat that If il should happen
that the actual Government Of The United States by en-
croachmenis upon the rights of Mexco interrupts the
> relations Of friendship which tho Government OF this
Republic has cough, and will seek in good faith mann
aiu the Msxean administration, accepting the hare
condition which It is fnrced m adopt. will repei III,
- unjust aggression made upon H. and hold the Govern
ment of President Tyler responsible for all The evil
), hich may eDsde. 0o- s'a-
N The undersigned reiierates with these 10 hi
Excellency Mr.. Shannon the assGrances Of his vsr
distinguished consideration.
! r, MANUEL CRESCEMCIO REJON
e. It's said, Gov. Shannon is now on his way hume
!. Nss.- From the New York Herald! N.l s
~ ~ TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT IN TEXAS AM
eu1 t'''''' MEXICO, sc. &c.
o We received by yesterday mail some very impo
ant dispatches from Texas down the 29th uli, inclt
i sivs and fnm Tampico to the 2lst -,. .a
l' The GREATEST tScsnAeUt has been ptsddced lhroug
out Texas by The arrival of General Duff Geen, at Ga
weston, from VeraCruz, with lheimporau in,elGgen
-, that the efars between this couuuy and Mexico
reached crisis and that revolution had broken out
=. the latter; republic. a. ." -
M Mn Wesy6, conuscfsa win his the inisliesnce
~ published in the Galveston News, Of the Q9h uli,
"a uudoabssd!y' sui,uatins from Duff himself --EJs
word ofitis imporauin the present posture Of afai
IL We also give a spri of procamalion Of Ason JON
-, now Secretary ofSae, and The President elect Tex
,ss which find il the Vndicator The organ Of the
ia, mnisnation. In this II is that the government,
~ Texas boldly declare tina, unless the annexation prof
v,o succeeds the independence Of Texas acknowedg
in by Mexico through The mediation Of some third pow
m. Texas will at open the upon Mexico and
,i,b stop short Of ihe conquest Of The whole Of New Mex
"A TO the Pacific Ocean. l'iS traa
.nd The internal Of Mexico are in dreadalIy ceu.
iona and revolutionary state. .,
With It's clearly by these accounts tha, the Brit
has government are the hackers Of Mexico in her threats
the ganst the United Stafss. ~ "-.-
1t appears by All this that the state OF affairs betw
cial Mexico, Texas, and ne United States and even
ely land has become critical and no one can Tell wht
,ure, day may bring forth, sl 'Aa , .
ates MORE IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO, PROB
bich BILE OVERTHROW or SANTA 'ANNAI
me Four days later intelligence from Mexico has been
celvsd, BY an arrival a, New Orleans on the h ns
The dates from Vera Cruz to lie Plat. ullimo.
I. It appears that the revolution in Mexico has beco
almost universal.
- lfthe accounts be true, Santa Anna is probably ov
thrown BY This time.
From the New Orleans Tropic, Dec. 81
The schooner Waterwitch. Captain Ihteyfes, ar
ed here Yesterday from Vera Cruz which port she