The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-11

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insg exerpaiaa r0uld have besn t.kens -
il h.s nal ~ recessed me rslihssaen q
me Msxirsn eoTsrnmenL. II 80 msaa-
tine. usr rlnEsas wha snHsrrc gssas los-
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Iogssd by l.sis gasesnmsrL Sch ssoa-
uRasd ssa snpfssokeJ srnrs 81 SEosEs
eauld never have hssR lOirfaae4 By lie
Uallsd Sss.. lad Lhry terra samaaasd
By one Il the prinsiTal Bsli''hs el En-
rope. Mckee ~ss. h0wsEsr. nssghhaI"
log saslsr rrpahl,e. ~h'ch. fllo@ing nsE
example. had aelisssd her independents,
and Coz sha.s success and prosperity al
our synps,hles wsFe early eBlslrd. Tie
Uansd Slsses were The hIsi 10 Tseasnlss
her indevsBjsnes, and 20 rsesIse her an
10 the family Of nsiioRs. and have e'si
been desiraus Of eullisaling wnh her god
understanding. wshase. fhsrriaEs. barns
the rsp.slsd wrongs she has eommlsssd,
with great pal enee. m The hope Thai re-
turning sense 81 justice would ultimately
guide her e,unr'ls. and that ~s mlghI. d
possible. honOrahly avoid any hostile col.
lIsiOn With her.
Whhou1 the pEsyiOus suIhorily Of Con
gTess. the Executive possessed 90 power
TO sdopI or enforce sdrqusis remedies e.,
lIhe injuries &c had suffered. or 10 d
more Than be prepared ID ,sPel ,hs threat
eped aggression On The part 81 NJ, xieo.
After our army aud nssy had ,emIned on
the frontier and coats OF MeKieO for ma
ny ~seks, without sny bOsule movement
on her part. though her meRaness wsrs
con inued. dremed il iuPoTl,ni 10 pul
an end. " possible. Ia this state Of things
VIII lhis view, | eaused steps 10 be "a
ken. in The mou,h Of September Last. I'd
ssreiIsin dislinc,ly. and in IN saihsnIic
form, What the designs Of the MsxIesr
government were: whether q wa, thsiI
intention 81 declare var, or invade Tex
as, or whether they were disposed o al
just and settle. in an amIesble manner
the pending differences between The lws
countries. On the ninth Of November al
ofIirisl snswer was reeesed, IhstIhe Mex
,ran government, consented 10 renew III,
diploDsiic relsiions winch had heen sus
pended in March last, and cor ihsI purpas,
were willing 10 seeredd a minister froa
the United States. With q sincere desr,
10 preserve peace, and restore relations o
good understanding between the two re-
pUblies. | waived al ceremony as TO III,
msnner Of rene . ing d, plom.iic intercourse
between them; aud assuming The inius'
tive. on the tenth Of November g d,slin
euished cillzen Of Louisiana was apporn
ted Envoy Extraordinary aud M,nsie
PIenipo,entisry TO Mexico. clothed viii
foil powers 10 sdjus,. and DE- tinuisely act
,lr, oil pending differences between H.,
~ oetweeh MexIco aud the State Of Tex
A.. The minister appointed he's set on
on his mission. and is probably By thu
time neat the Mexican capital. He hal
been instructed to bring the negoii,tor
with WHICH he Is charged 10 a CONCLUSION
al the earliest practicable period: ~hirl
u Is expected. will be in time IN ensbI.
me TO communicate thesiesul, to Conetss,
durIng The present session. Until tha
result is known. ! forbear 10 recommend
10 Congress such ulterIor measures Of re-
dress for the wrongs and injuries We bav,
so long borne, q. u soU!d have been PRO
per to make had no such neg citation beer
instituted.
Congress sppropri,Ied. II the last ses
sion, the sum ot two hundred and seven
iy-hve thousand dollars f"r the paymen
"i the April and July instalDeni. OF tn,
Mexicso indemnInes for The year 1914
Provided IL shall he ascerisined TO u,
ssu'f,cuon Of the American govejnmen
that SAID inst lmenis have been pad b,
the Mexican government to the agent ap
po'n'ed by the United States to receiv,
the same, 10 such manner as TO disrhare,
all cl.im on the Mexican government
end said sg~n, 10 be delinquent 10 remi'
iing the money to the United States"
The unsettled slate Of our relstions wit
Mexico bs, involved this subiec. 10 mucI
mystery. The e o. j formation. 10 a,
authentic form. from the agent Of III
United S's'es. appointed under The cd
m'n'rtrauon of my predecessor. was re
ceived at The State Department on M
ninth Of November last This is contain
ed in a litter. dated the seventeenth o
October. addressed by him to one Of GU
citizens then in Mexico. with the view q
having II communicated to thai depsr,
ment. From this 1t appears ,ha, tn,
agent, on the twentieth Of September
1874. gave receipt TO the treasury @
Mexico i"r The en- 'unt OF the April sn,
July instalnens OF the indemnify. Il
The sane communicslIou,h however. he az
ser's tina, he had not received a single del
lar IN cash; but ihs, he holds such securr
lies as warranted HIM a, the time in civ
ing the receipt. and entertains no donb
buts'hsl he will eventually obtain tn,
money. As thvss ,nrislnuents appear
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