The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-12-12

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them.
The Republie az New 6Terala sui
EilIahOids, notwithstanding The most pr
sesering eff. ris have bern GmIlnyed u
uur Charge d.AiIaires. Mr.. hlarksoFd. 70
piodure different enthusiastically u
The case &c ne brig ..Monis." Ard lie
Congress Of Ven, zuela, alihopgh an ar
FangeInenl has been 60, cird between OF
Minister. and the Minisiet,oi foreign Il.
fairs of ina government. fnr The payment
ol sIs.CCO in discharge q lis Habitat. n
/ tie same rsse-has altogether neglected
10 q axe provision FOR is Pa.mtEi. II y
10 be hoped thai = sense 81 justice vii
soon induce settlement Of these claims.
Our laie Minister 10 Chill. Nc. PeEs'le-
Ton. has returned 10 the uni ed States
without having effected an adjustment ~
The second claim fihe Macedonian, which
/. delayed on grounds altogether frivolous
and unienable. Mr. rendleion's succss.
snr has been direc:ed ia urge The claim IN
The strongest terms; aud, in the eSsnl Of
a failure 10 obtain permanent adjustment.
10 report the fact 10 The Executive At Is
early day as possible. 20 that the Whole
matter may be {. nmnnicaicd 70 Con-
gress.
Aiy0ur last session, submitted 10 tic
attention of { ongress, Ire onv nlion with
lhe Republic Of Peru of the l7lh March.
1871, providing FOR the adjustment. ol he
claims Of citizens Of tie United STAG.
against Thar Republic; but NO deliniliye ac-
ilunsuas taken inpnn he suhleri.
again invite 10 il your attention and
prompt action.
!, In my last Annual Message. fell il 10
be ms duty 10 make known. q Congress,
in terms both plain and emphatic, ny
opinion in regard 10 the war Which lla'
30 long existed between Mexico and
Texas; which. since he battle Of San Ja'
! rinln. has consisted altogether Of predain
. ~ incursinns, attended by circumstance
. rrroliing 10 Humanity. lsrcpeal now
what then sid, thai. after eight years %
fee le ard Intellectual Efforts 10 reeoveI
rex.s. IL was time that the var shnnl,
} have ceased. The United Staies had |
. direct inie'est in the question. The CONT
b g"i'y Of theltwo ma io,sato our tcrrl,nr,
1; was bur tho well calculated To int olive a.
!. peace. Unjust suspirions were engen
!. derci in tire mind Of one or the other @
u The bel'igeHnis against us; and, rs nc
ccssa;y cOnscqGei &C. American interest
}. were made 20 suffer. and our peace be
! came tally endangered: In addition I
b, which, i, mast have been obvious IT, u
a. that the exhaustion pruslaced by tile wat
Q subjected both Mexico aud Texassto III
i. interference of other powers; which. viii
=. nui ,he in,erposition Of tits Iorernmsn
y m ghi even,,iate in the most serious / il
n. ~ TO the United States. This cover
Al mint. from timr.io time. exeried its .frien,
~ ~ Offices 10 bring about a termination ,
$, hostiliics upon terms honorable alike /
ID beth The btlligerenis. Its eifnr:s in th
L. behalf proved unavaIliug. Mexico seen
" ed. almost ith0ut an object, nprrsesel
=. IN the wa. and no other alternative ";
IT, left thefxecuiive. but Ia take advantage
tn the well known dispositions Of Texas. an
~ to invite he: 10 enter into a treaty far al
al nexing her ter TORY 10 that Of the Uni.C
= States.
" Since your last session, Mexico h:
- threatened 10 renew the war. and has cit
u er made, or pro, oses tn make. iorniaah
i. preparations for invading Texas 81
II has strawberries and procl nations, pr
ol paratory to the commencement Of hosii
10 ties, full of threats rrynlting 10 hnmanit
IS. and which, if carried intn effect, won
80 arouse the attention of all Chrislendol
RI This new demonstration Of feeling. the
he is too much reason to believe. has be,
III p.odrcgd in consequence. If the neguti
CHI lion Of tn late treaty Of annexation wi
a. Texas. The Executive, therefore, cn,,
- not be iadiiferentto such proceedings; a;
al il felt il TO he due, as well to itself as
ed tie honor Of the country, tha! str NJ re-
he RESERVATION should be made In the MeS
III can Government upon the subject. III
he was accordingly done. as will b. en-
e the copy of the accompanying dpspat,
from the Secretary Of state Ia The Unit,
It's States Envoy at Mexico. Mexico has
'e- rigI, 10 leopard .hepeace Of the world |
he urging any longer useless and ffuitlp
&c contest. Such condi ion Of tim.
o. would not be tolerated nn the Europe;
ur continent. Why should il be on this.
a, war of dissola'inn, suc!, as is INV lire