Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-16
OUR RELATIONS WITH MEXICO.

on board al the same uIne II seems more lnduDila-
BILE evidences of the disposition Of the Government
Of Mexico than the aforesaid rumors afforded, but
those evidences were locked up in her files Of Mexi-
can papers, the contents Of which ransPlred only
on the 7th instant and reached us by the New Or
leans mail of last evening. We allude TO the SUBJ
Joined manfestoes Of the Mexican Government
OrYIcE OF Wan AND MARINE,
SEcrIoS OF OrERArIoSs.
CrRcULAu.-The United States have consummaed the
pedy against Mexico by sanconng the decree which de-
cares the Of the department Of Texas to that fe
public. The injustice Of that usupaion u apparent and
Mexico cannot such grave injury without making an
effort to prove the United States the possibility OF her ability
her rights be respected With this object the SUI
peme Government has resolved upon declaration OF war
against that Power seeing that forbeance instead of be-
inn received proof friendly disposition has been in
terpreted acknowledged imposbiy part to
carry q successful
uch an error ON the part Of the United States will be ad
yanageous Mexico, because suddenly abandoning its pac
tic attitude, will tomorrow communicate TO Congress the
declaration of and excite the patriotism Of its citizens
sustain the dignity Of the nation and the integrity OF It's terri
tory, treacherousy attacked in utter disregard Of all
guarantees recognised in this enlightened age.
You will readily appreciate the importance OF this subject
and the necessity Of preparing the troops under your
mand to march towards any point which may require protec
ZION against these most unjust aggessons directed by
the Provincial President ejon upon you General-in
Chief of your division and citizen of this Republic, to
Mexico The Government occupied in covering the differ
points the ronters and in collecting the necessary
so that nothing may be wanting to those whose glory
will be to defend the sacred rights Of their country.
have the honor TO communicate for your intelligence, and
| to direct your conduct.
| God and Liberty Mexico, July IS, 1915
| GARCIA CONDE
This circular the authorieties subordinate 10 this Office
MosT EXCELLENT SENIOR As my notes Of the 30th of
March and the nth of April of this year, concerning the de-
sertes and recruits Of the army have not produced the effects
which his Excellency the President nd interim desired the
Governors have been able gather number Of by
any adequate the of the army, his Exceency
has ordered your Excelency provide the ater to
BILE the different departments furnish their quota and
pee the contingent of troops required by the DEGREES Of the
Goth of December ls43, and the ID Of July, 1914 for al
though the Supreme Government has exaced with pune
uaty the complement from these departments she sees
herself under the necessity Of doing m the which she
wages against the United States the perdy and rsachery
which Power has just put her in possession of part of this
Republic.
His excelency the President ad interim requires that your
Exceency inform the Governors Of the necessity which exists
Of detailing the number Of racn. highly necessary fill the
ranks OF the and to excite the zeal and patriotism OF the
authorities that their preparations shall be eectua
fulfil the desires of the Government and prevent the dignity
OF the nation from being in any measure compromised.
have the honor TO communicate to your Excelency the
| following, TO be used as occasion may require.
God and Liberty July 10, ls45
GARCIA CONDE.
Most Excellent Seor Minister Of Foreign Relations and
Of Police. Transmit the authorities depending upon your
department
MosT EXCELLENT SENIOR: It being necessary that the
troops Of the line should the frontiers of the Republic
and march towards Texas conquer that department.
usurped by the United States his exceency the President
nd interim has commanded me to transmit you this note to
excite the zeal and patriotism of the Governors that they
place under in their respective districts all the force which
be collected defence of the laws be ready
safeguard of their respective departments according TO
Of thaA e
| Of the It'll instant.
We, E-.-ii--y viii tho CoyanArs ,hia
supreme resolution and will inform them Of the obligations
under which the citizens contribute to the defence OF
their country, and sustain rights violated by nation which
refuses to acknowledge them and oges Mexico maintain
them by force, which il most undoubtedly will fall in the
struggle She will not consent give up onehaf Of her
territory from the base fear of losing the other Hoping that
your Excelency will furnish with information to the
number of which devoted this important OBJ
your Exceency will please TO accept my most high con-
sderaton
God and Liberty Mexico, July 10. ls45.
GARCIA CONDE.
To the Excellent Seho Minister of Foreign Relations
and Police.
In commenting on the above manifest0es, and the
other intelligence derived from the Mexican news
papers, the New Orleans Tropic presents the an
nexed brief view of the present position of affairs
"The total of all the intelligence thus far
received is, that the probabilities OF a with
Mexico are somewhat stronger than they were when
we wrote our article of Tuesday. The only au-
thenticated rumor then was, that the Mexican Con-
sui here had been instructed to withdraw from this
country. That rumor has now become fact
though we are told that his immediate withdrawal
was not demanded, but that it was left TO his own
discretion when TO close his bushes here. Whether
war will be declared or not, is yet an open ques-
ton that cannot be positively answered for some
hme-at least, until we get later intelligence from
Mexico We deem il wrong to proclaim deca- |
ration of war before such thing is known, and
equally wrong to withhold any evidences of its !
probability.
The Bee has dates from the city Of Mexico to
III Sigio, of the 10th, contains the proclamation of
Signor GARCIA CoNDE calling upon the Governors
OF the different departments to have all the militia
under their commands in readiness 10 march TO any
point it may be deemed advisable and ready to act
in the event Of probable war between Mexico and
the United States
Congress still in session in the city Of
Mexico. UP to the 10Th neither war nor non-inter-
course between Mexico and the United States had
been declared. The Extraordinary Council, con-
sistng of ex-Governors Of the Departments, ex-
Ministers, &C., whom the President had the consti-
tutonal right to convene and consult with upon ex
tfaordnary occasions had been ordered TO assem-
BILE. Before the President would take upon himself
the responsibility of recommending or declaring war
upon the United States, il highly probable that
he would wait until the assembling OF this council,
he event of that mi beng SUGGESTED by