True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

III created man. JASIEh.
From Mexico.
n BY an arrival at New Orleans, on the 9th
inst, the Jr6ersOaian Republican, has received
full files Of Mexican papers, up to the 10th ult
and Vera Cruz to the gath The Republican
says
"The probabilities Of war; strange as i
may seem to every one acquainted with The re,
lative strength of the two nations at dispute,
and the grounds Of quarrel, grow mere and
more likely.
A French vessel Of war had arrived at Vera
Cruz, bringing Intelligence Of the rejection by
the Texan Congress of the treaty for the ac-
/ acknowledgement by Mexico of Texan indepen.
dence This added fuel 10 the war feeling"
Don Manuel Rincon, General Of Division and
Constitutional Governor Of the Department oil
Mexico has published the following procama-
ton:
"Thc Minister Of Foreign Affairs las com.
municated to the following decree
Jose JOAQUIN de Herrera, General Division
and President ad interim the Mexican Repub-
lie, to the citizens thereof
BE IL knOwa That the General Congress
has decrecd. and the Executive sanctioned, the
following: -
The National Caprss q the Mexican Re
.-<nblic cOpsi]A5Jg,
That the Cohgress Of the United States Of the
North, has, byla decree, which its Executive
has Sanclioncdd resolved 10 incorporate the ter
ritory of Texak to the American Union
That this manner Of apprepriating to itself
territories upon which other nations have rights
introduces a industrious novelty, cndangering
the peace Of Tad world, and violating sovereign
ty Of nations
That this uslI rpatlon, now consumatCd 10 the
prejudice Of Nd kico, has been an inSdous pre-
paraiion for a lohg time, at the same time that
the most cordial friendship was proclaimed,
and that, on the part Of this republic, the exist
ing treaties 'beiIyccn it and those States were
respected scrupuiously and legally;
That the said Annexation Of Texas TO the
United States, tramples on the conservative prin- /
ciples Of society, attacks all the rights that
Mexico has to that territory, is an insult TO her
dignity rs a sovereign nation, and threatens her
independence and political existence;
That the law Of the United States in refer /
onee TO the Annexation Of Texas TO the United /
States, docs IN no wise destroy The rights that /
Mexico has, and will enforce, upon that Dc
partmcns
That the United States, having trampled on
the principles which served as basis to the
treaties Of friendship, commerce and navigation,
and moro especially TO those Of boundaries fxed
with precision even previous 70 1892, they arc
considered as violated by that nation;
Aud finally, that the unjust spioliaiion Of
which they wish 10 makeih Mexican nation
the victim, gives her the clear right TO use all
her resources aud power, 10 rosisi, 70 The last
moment, said Annexation,
IT. DrcnEED
o. The Mexican Nation calls upon al Der
children 70 dc deicnce Of her national iudcpcn-
dcnce. ihrcaicued b. he uuirpaiion Of Texas,
which is intended 10 Be- realized 81 ihe decree
OF Annexauon nassod br nc Congress and
sficii0nei by ihc President Of no Uniitd States
ofihc Noub
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