Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-12-21
MERaAen


Sihte our Last the P~feHidat's MeteaE
haa some 20 hand we Hsaft The DIl1Wia
e~rnepaia ct tho document, me- our limtDe
space wtlRot allow us e patlisA It aattre9
After Tie uaual eal0ta oas aud an offer {
gfatitlde foe lie continued care u Prov
deHte IL watching over The happiness Of fhl
people. Mf Tyler refers 10 the latn election
and afEuee from the peateabla manner L
Whjeht they were conducted tho love 0fJhI
country AZ large far law and order and ia
duees tllenaa another hopeful evidence II I'M
capacity of man for sell government ani Al
augpry Of The pefpetuitY Of republican matt
tutianB,
gha foreign fehtiohs of the gaverhBea
appear ia he IN satisfactory state, if aNeebI
the femissiieRs OF soAu 81 tho South hmaff
ca Republics ia not providing ihlemaittea "a
ANAL ataanHta) ie our merchants, The Orc,
goA question II ii pfegfesa of peeatiattpi
between tho keefetsfy of tllBts aud the EaB.
liah tninjatpf
The President doee nat seem 10 brprebant
airy tcrjona rupture wish great Britain rfeN.
Inc out of the dete8tiana Of American NOR.
chant vessels on the eaAei Of Africa by RFtiai
cruisers, ttf8t have baeft The aHbieat Dr. gpra
feRppmlanea between Mi hlprfett,sbf Mt8ia.
tafbs the Court 1T 81, JRnfeR, and file Elpfifkf
Secretary 0f estate for tareiga AfRite, MF
Tyler tahatdpes That tsr6at Britain has Ia.
e~eppized hof responsibility tor any damage
committed Ia tb0sa triartuptiaAs pt Atasri.
can tfaaera, but complains of her DELAY In
MAX M feparatian for INSTANCES telling with.
HI tia principle Of former adjustments with
all other European poWgfa there eczema 10 be
a good Understandable,
The pFesident hsa giyen iaslr1letl0uB Is
our Minister. Mr. Wheaton, To naEotiate an
extension Of Time tpetitiel for the eSebanpe
OF natiitattons 81 The treaty with tie YolD
Yntein, which was virtually rejected by the
Senate'e REFUSAL TO act upon it At tlc iaat bes.
sion As vet Mr. Wheaton has not succeed
ca,
Belgium his feeuel 4 decree asFimilafinr
the tig ottle United States With her own.
from which great advantage 10 American
shipping is expected
No definite Intelligence has been received
ar the conclusion OF atreaty with China.
fho Texas question occupies a lsrger
share af The measage than any other, IN.
Tyler ]rettleratas the arguments heretofore
employed hv him i'm iavef nfannexafjnns lie
AAAltFAAN AtEAt ttAht AtlN1FAftH W QUIZ lE lie CH4fFn
nfwar with any other nation; that both Tex-
aa aud the United Statea are Sovereign indc.
pendent powers, and IL they choose, fer their
mutual safety on convenience, to join aesti-
mics, il is ne hody's business hullheira. lie
thinks that had The treaty ~ofannexa,ion been
passed atsiho fast session of Congress, noex-
would haVo been taken TO il hv any,
Of he foreign poWerss He treats the idea 81
WeXico's recoaquering TsSas 49, n absardity,
and argues from the result of tho recent
Presidential election the decision efthe pee
pie III favor III immediate annexation,
Daring The recess, the president hascaused
our Ministerial Mexico &c protest against the
medltateh invasion ~ Texas by that power
lie thIRks thar The character and dignity az
lhe Z, i. Government would have suffered
n the estimation et the civilized world, had a
irrupiion into Texas been allowed by
the administrators Whan The immediate cause
Of hoeuhtos was the negotiation Qf j treaty
by TEXAS with this Government. lie con.
lends that he United Sta}es haze q direct IN
.eresti in putting an end 10 Ghe irfegular and
aarhaFeus war carried on bY Mexico. against
on s~eeeuGtof The damage to iha nea-
rights eff this Republic, and from LIE pre-
ext for Indian hastilitiea uponseng frontier
such war furnishes,
lie urges upon Congress- tie posicv III AL
leNlnE Texas by q joint fesofutitnsof h5h
Houses, ass measure demanded hY cansiae-
ot paRlic safety, IS beBedcjai IN The
nereantlse. manufacturing and agricultural
interests q the county, and as demanded BIZ
be recently expressed VII III tLe pR6ple,
Vie DEGREES of Me&ieo III. relation tothe i
trade sad lae eSpulaioR "A foreigners,