Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-10

A proclamation has been made ioi boldinr
an sleettun for Ptesideni on tho hrsi 81 Al.
ru,t The candidates are Conner Fsiiss,
who was for many months an erils Ia New
OrIesos,) Gen. Almonie, end Gen. Heu,,s,
The prssent incumbent. OF these The frs, 10
dee med the mos, prominent. Who Is said IT,
be IN favor Of the Federal form OF Govern.
Deai
The MeIicsn Congress adjourned on the
5oth 81 MAJ: hot an extra session was called
lot the i5th OF Juno, principally II 10 alleged
10 regulate the tarid and remodel the eltc.
zion laws
% the closing Of Congress, the Presi.
dent Oft Republic. delivered an address Ia
that body. OF which ~e copy the following
synupsls from tho Picsyun.
HE eonrratulaps tho Chambers upon the
full restoration Of order throughout the Re
public, and the asccndsncy OF legal enact
mems over arbitrary will. The foreign re.
lstions Of the coontty I've ststes 10 be on the
best possible io'hing, save only With the u.
ntied States. The passage of the annex on
resolutions hpd sundeted these relations, and
/ The ministers Of the two countries had been
mutually Withdrawn and he declares that
| II 4. not easv TO perceive what will be The
termination Of these differences, which mel
thet theGuvernment nor the republic has pro.
NOTED, either directly or Indirectly. lie sp.
piau1s the action OF Congress in comforting
UPON the Executive the authority necessary
10 hsieh 10 the overiures which Texas had
made 10 Mexico, and even to proceed a. Ear
as Ia negotiate treaty, subject TO the exam.
/ NATION aud appreciation Of the Legislative bo-
! DIV. lie sifes this action OF Congress- by
/ the imminence Of war aud the absolute ne
! crssity Of resisting the unjust policy OF tile
! United States lie states that the prelimi
! nary propositions OF Texas had been receiv-
/ ed, and The Mexican Government, having
slenhed lis readiness 10 enter upon The nego-
tslions 10 which 1t had been invited. the ne
gntis,lons would OF would not have effect, sc-
cording to the Judgment which t1e Mexican
Government should tom upon tie honorsbls
character and advantages with w1lch it could
be oncluded But should Texas contrary TO
the expectations she has held ON TO Mexico,
assent TO annexation, he urges uJonCongress
lis duty TO see that the justice and rights Of
Mexico. as well as the honor and dig
nifty Of the nation should be protected,
and the Executive ,upporlsd IN the
protest 1t had made against neXauon.--
tlo alleges that the Mexican Government
has done all in IT'S power 10 prevent a ruP-
tnre with the United States, q the same
time that it has s,reuuou'iy resisted the al.
nexation Of Texas He relies upon the
Justice Of the Mexican cause nrd course OF
procedure to compensate for any want Of
force to secure the integrity Of the Repub
lie. THIS is the most ,warlike passage Of
the address, and it is not very definite in its
suggestions. We bu, give clue TO the
general tone Of it lie cngraulatcs the
Chambers upon getting rid so easily Of po-
lIllcnl state prisoners, and concludes with
some general and commonplace remarks u
pom the duty Of Congress and the Execu-
tive TO exert all their faculties 10 fulfil their
duties TO the country