The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-25
IFrom the National Intelliseneer.
LATE FROM MEXICO.

The U > ship Vincennes. capt. / Bu
chan. arrived ., Pensseola on The 4,h 20.
slant from erpi,e on The coast OF Texas
snd Mexico. She is ssii 20 hsve brought
important desps,ches from Com. Con.
ner, Commandment chief Of The :. Home
Squadron" and Me- Green. our charge d.
Af.mes al Me lco, ~hirh were immrdi-
a,ely Inr~arded 10 Washington by mail.
The v sailed lrom Vera Cruz on The
25lh June. and lett Il anchor of that poIi
The U s lngale Potomac flag ship Of The
Home Squadron, and the U ) brig Som.
ers. also The u ) revenue cutter Woodbury. /.
Papers 81 the 20Ih Of June were receV-
ed by The yircennes IRON The CITY OF Mex
Ico. They conan Santa Anna's letter 10
bis Minister Of Foreign Relations, writ.
ten siier the interview which he had " id,
Ms G l. Thompson, The recent speeisl
agentoi The Unued Stat 5 to M, xlco; also
long correspondence between Mr. h.
csneg,s, the Mexican Minister II Fo,e,gn
Relations. AMI Mr. Green. our charge d..
Aff,res, On the subject Of The anne xallun
Ut Texas 10 The U States.
Tie views and intentions &c Mexico
pl.tve to Texas may be inferred from
Sauts Annals letter, Of whirh the follow.
log is an eSuacE
The President of the United = a'e.,
in my opiaIon, has not acted ,ery proper.
ly in treating OF the annexston Of TcSa.
With its actual pusssssoIs, because the
majority OF these, being but poruon Of
the Auerican eommuni j., although With
the name OF fexisns. have M right 10 en-.
ter into treaty concerning a trrrtury
which does not bling TO then. Ths,
Mexico, being resolved 10 .ustaio he,
rights without ever yielding them. because
she consider. Them unfu, 81 onabIe, thinks
the proposition made on tie part Of tie
| Americans Ia b. lnadls,Ibls, aud ren"uh.
ces all id Of ced'ng her ,errtory. THAI
Mexico Is resolved again to,under,s lie woo
rously The campl,gn against Texas, Tor
~i fch she builds IN readiness large army
with slitbe ut cessary resnurcc,, h,ch tie
peace she has lat erIy erjoy ed and the &C.
neral prosperity Of The cuury have enabled!
her to Obtain. That IL she his no, p,o.
ceedeh 10 open III: campaign during the
pfes'n, year II is because ,he has been
a~si"ng the result OF the aImlsIice agreed
upon. in order 10 treat oil tne termination
ri the actaaI war. THAI u the Uui,ed
States desire IN good f,ah q arrest tile dis
order WHICH eAis!s there 81 much g. their
prejudice. Their best plan Is iu induce Tex.
as 10 recognise the sever igniy OF Mexico.
disposed as she is TO make every conc, 8.
sou which SITUATION. nlgiou. ~ tous,
d.. may require. bnl tll.tin no mann,
will she cOnse II tI,iismembrI bs leIrit,.
~; rather vi she carry the var to any
extreme v h CHI may be necessary e. sus.
tain her rights; aud that, as nations do no.
d'e. The right Of teconqurr,ng ,hai te,titu.
~ shall reInlIn % our children aud out
grandchildren. That this Is The oplnion
Ut the Government aud Of the Mextcaas,'
The MrxIcan Congress had E. fused Ia
gran. SaaIa A"na the additional thirty
thousand men and Iour ,n,IIiuns OF dollars
which he required tos The i'm aston Of
Texas. Mx,co, u is sia'ed, has nov 4
iotce OF ,hnty six thousand men. Con.
gress has intlinaied I'D the president thai
he Gu take from this body The num-
Der asked tor. provided he calls INTO &C
live service spnodng nnmb,r OF
the q national mIi,,s." aud tia. i, will
elbow him one mLlton OF d,ilsrs nc he
can raise that amounl of money githout
forcing loan. This proposition doe,
nst SUIT the views ol Sma Anna, aud,
unless he can carry gu, his Original plan,
the INVASION Of Tex.s, il !, thousnt. oh,
be abandoned, al lea,, Tor the p,eseni.
ap'ssscflp. to the Pensacola G.zrte
III 'Ae 6'h says "roe U ) fgas Pow.