The Arkansas banner., 1844-12-18

manifest a design deliberate,,v, v'tns1e people and Government of tba rT. D lns To these imputations, so nnsea1 val'sd in language so insulting and ,S1'I'st wj,5 s object the undersigned cannot ',.a ,sn,l lh therefore, no other alternative a ,b,l 'eplFi that the note be withdrawn. A''a'oa
 The undersigned, proposing :.
 by a special messenger, wbas s', 10 ds from here immediately, commn"ialIs' @als his Government, and as the fn,ual aa,ca' which may subsist between the 'pfs Irs;.l, and Mexico may depend on the sl''sa ,asI tions which may then guide his i,le cas ,spn he begs that an immediate renl,, aOsel VI to his note. Aay0
 The undersigned, &c.,
 WILSON sHANyo
 NATIONAL p.,. To his Ercellcncy WILSON sa ', lsA
 Extraordinary of the United s,.l
 america a eaA
 The undersigned, minister of Fo..: tlons, Sc, has received the note of s ss p lency Wilson Shannon, Envoy Fy,,aa't aa Sc., of the 4th inst, relative to sy's lhs I.a the undersigned dated the 3lst f of ol last, repelling the protest which Ii. lency made against the invasion or lp T,l the Mexican Government, and ,bs nsl m which 1t was intended to be accona,s
 The course of conduct pursuedby ,ps. by%. ernment and southern people of ibs r States in the question of the said m, belonging to this Republic, having b.s' , irregular, the undersigned has not hoo, % prised that when the question was nI,. its true point of view, stripped of tbe rassments in which 1t has been s0ps disguise It, the American Legation b, chosen to enter upon it-selting uu lbe,l that 1t IS not permitted to maintain conn cations with this Government eycen terms respectful 10 the Legation, andtbsI ernmentand people which itrepresens Tn fact, to what other cause can be attr this exclusive solicitude which his Eyr, Wilson Shannon manilests to dems himself, his Government and hls pol dlYerting attention from the true ouesI those tokens of respect which he has N to the Mexican Republic and its Govern which he has so many times, in his nd the llth of October, denominated barb| Is 1t that the Government of the United Is superior in dignity, or does its Lsj possess the right of falling short in so a manner in its intercourse with Goya1 to whom 1t has refused those obseu| which are due, as a matter of eours private individuals
 Mexico could with justice advances for reparation ofthese injuries, and wosal easily obtain 1t, if the American Gown in place of desiring to cultivate rehda good understanding and friendship, di seek for opportunities to shift or chang issues-provoking a rupture whichhs ernment of the undersigned has ends' and will still endeavor, to avoid. Ths ernment would have been able to reul suit for insult, employing the same lall haughtily discourteous, which chantl the two former notes of the America bassy, more particularly the last ons knows too we'll what is due toitseh, a ing to shield itself from opprobiua eyes of the world on question inH justice and reason are on its side.
 If Mexico has been compelled @r| important acts by which to show hsa ' alty of two Administrations and oi hsS ern people of the United States, VI cause no other resource was left byv1 make her rights palpable, as we'll aa justice by which it is sought to TnS her an important portion of her snl the acquisition of which had beenal necessary by all parties and Admls71 of the American Republic for twenty as is proved by the note of the Amra' gatlon of the l4th of October last N theless, the Mexican Government ha' to limit itself to that which was rsse to make itself understood in the naaa' llestlng always in its discussions thsa eratlon due to the majority of the an people, from whose Representatlvs' ' for satisfaction for the want of resp hlbited in this matter by the actual ra of the Republic, and whose respecla' ate, and distinguished men, like Adal Clay, have given to Mexico proofs Q justification of its course.
 Thus, the Government of the unaeN far from finding any motive to wllhoN hll note which 1t directed to the Amerl1 gation on the 31st ult., the more the Is considered the more 1t IS CONVINCE necessity of allowing 1t to stand m a' in which 1t was transmitted, ieel'ig has not exaggerated those facts wnsa a, used to expose to the world the F. 2 ialsehood which has been pursue, Y, / Mexico for twenty years, ana "n, ,I. note of the American Legation ol u' of October abundantly corobora's's, i
 For the reasons above expresseu dersigned has instructions to lIls'' r v, note in every particular, and at 'ns N !, to repeat that if it should haPpes s,, X actual government of the Unllea :, T K encroachments upon the rlghs, ~, interrupts the relations of irlenu'ag N, the Government of this Repuolle '~ ,,, and will seek in good faith to I!'s' I''a' 'b Mexican. Administration, accep',us 5 condition which itis forced to auOp, ', pei the unjust aggression made z, aR, z, hold the government of PreslaeM 2 .,,y
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