The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-08

States that il TO IA that the cruisers will make the
search al their risk and peril exposing themselves
10 nav an indemnity TO the vessel which shall have
heen nnirstlv suspected of a false 6ag The in
a''.'a,;a, 80 az ~ .,L;as, h,, e.h;aa,s -
srucuohs gwen o uis s"iJoepoy u'o Saoinc.S vi
Paris and London to the cruisers Of both nations,
are almost identicay the same as those which were
sNe" vi uie io.n iaaeh, 1879, Wy i",, oPshu,'
secretary OF STATE, 10 the american squadron when
proceeded TO the coast OF Africa in virtue OF the
Asburton treaty.
Another onestion which ;n,arests in n b;pb de-
gree, the preservation OF harmony between France
and the United States-the question OF annexatioD-
81 nann,;.a s,ha,a y ~. ~ ,a.,osad 80 4. ,as
VI LD.Ipui,' WIZ was o'sPoseu Vi ~ inanher
those political simpletons who so gratuitousIy &C.
cused the French government Of bad faith and in
;II &C., 81 p . -, :; c.i.ss;.
wiil. Ceres, IT there was any merit IN foreseeing
and Affirming that the cabinet OF the Iulleries would
by common sense hy ;ns1;ce hv interest ,,e could
- ..: 'In'e ~ j1, ~ - VI eou' w,
months held forth in spite of and against everybody
assertions and promises to which Mr. Guzot has
;,,,, 60, III seal san.,;o, TLo JaLata ar
Jus! gwen ms olncui sanc.ioh: Inc aeoa.e, OF
which annexation was the SUBJECT IN the French
Parliament on the 10th of june are so actual and
so powerfully interesting to the American people,
H., - La,ss. .. Ia /, &, 60 80, -. 49,. r -
mat we hasten TO lay II before our readers Let us
aud, that It derived additional ecidf from the reap
pearance of Mr. Guizot who re-entered the cham
her for the first time and whose first words were
spoken in favor of annexation. The discussion was
occasoned by an inquiry into the budget of foreign
affairs. M. Bilault took the lead in it.
Tbe ones,ion ~ rex,s ,av aa connn.s IN h. o,e NJ
Great mpa1tsnee link liza, ,h ahin, has ensa w in
,ha nt,Pt,,5a ~ az I'm 10 @ =; ia. s 90
nrom,,ng rnanner ' 'o''' " " ''o'es' ANU 'oA
1Prmi.s na 10 saw 6 words on N. ,a,. Of rex,s n
os rh ~ sy ~ st VI s sas " S ~
,ae haa hean acn,ns.S nv s ae ana eS ~ a
most car,an nat S i,s o. sres nsnnn,
~, nut " 10 Nv h oa 1, s,
NJ d;ns q, sai'a - ., w.. a uw
,.hich des;r ~ oons Il ht nv ahf,i, Inv ~ A. 80
1.-The Brtsh government had very e,, inisest 70 nre
vent the annenaion Of ~ ncreasng is
IN ,bs gniT &c %asioo sfnoa ~ s;,a,;nS S 60,
~ ,he gui, o. MencS MoeoyeI, me sualoh Of fsa'
came mmch hi,ar EGsand n,,ar,ea ,hn a,ggr,Dd
inement ofthe n;,ed Sat- IN Psdlin Win ,bs amas
,;nn Il craataa anharrassrn o., - ~ TfniaS, ~ ~ f
hed @ ;,ss, vs. " az. M Yi;,d so, r
absorbnc Te1as All hat IL necessarv for Fanc i 10 re-
$50 ~ s 81 40 ,d; In az {};,aa S,a,as' " " ~
MAY g0oa % @ w ha N, de United states
on desnacb If he sth Angpst Isa addressed Inv ,be
% o. stae Of sns onea saies 20 ,ne
Of this REPRESENTATIVES, with the King Of the
IS ana can DC seen wn noPss s CON
,hass No. 49, 80 raai;.ad rha oliov ~ ~
hopss no. Inc sa ae
sshSn canine, IN texas ana 'he onea staes
when The nnsstian Of The rah of ea5cb aeatsd he
,,rnnn ' Eraqdce and Engiapd " w" ~
at seems 10 me that the French at present
making common cause with England on the Texas ques
uon on, ,,, A., ,Yn;., s,,,o. -, a., ,a,sa, ,.,on
they saw us throwing ourselves across combination so in
teresting to tbem This may be foeseen from the very
expressions of the despatch of which have just spoken
Here the orator recjted massage of this despatch
&c t,ho mi Auons, 1914
VI tne io'i nusuS', ioff'
"Thus, continued he, this question is treated in the
lively the energeticI may say, the most
threatening manner What interest had we to NEEDLE with
in The facts had been conducted by England, with
treme ability As to ourselves engaged in this affair
only to please England What win be the conseqnences
It sufficient for the English government to obtain from
Mexico the recognition OF the independence Of Texas
must also interfere in Texas to force and prevent from
throwing itself into the arms of the United States the
Texan Congress decree annexation what viii the English
Tereang-with approving Of what had been accomplished
OF che channel
more energetic on account England had been
its own account Will stopl Will 1t retreat, II it adj
treats, dishonnors Itself $50 '' 80 : 'p' : :
II will not speak Of the chances Of war; fortunately at
dence Of the policy of country which indefinitely
these chances War always possible in the future Now
QUIT It is evidently with the power with which We have
the greatest number of interests mixed up That small
was near compromising everything The question Of Mo.
rocco has been serious difficulty Let chance OF war
most natural fiendsl II would be the United States Now
you yourself ALLEVIATE them; you stand up with
England gainst them"
n 60. h.:. .,I;a5 - III ~ 5;,o,,.,;o
WI. oa,No. na'S PN n:,,,. \ III -
questions touched upon by Mr. Billault, closed with
the following declaration in relation to Texas which
we textuaIy extract from the .Nonifeur:
fTexas DESTROYS Of renouncing its and
incorporating itse INTO the uned states; u ,ni' reay
nothing to say nothing to do, in opposition 10 1t,
the Texan people on the contrary desire to preserve
their independence not only we nave no oppose
bay The Of Texas We
thought was real and that i was our interest to reeog
Texas but we entered into treaties with it. because they
9 Ge an d .hara b or form commercial interests
hia ,nnid h Nv tba mantenance of such indie
mI 49,. ~. - 's' -
% roo..a % ono,ber and higher and saw
a. ;narnst.d in The duration and or
az statas o America and in HE uibrium Of
Az ncng nowers in that mart of The world
% 80 =; 1nric, n ROD grest nowers-the limited
So. E,iaud "a tha sta,es ~ snanah oripin
Sa,, g ~ .h raaIin rroat A erica noyers We
- ~ &c Aarcan nower. Se have Interests In America
~ ny 1 , , @ he american terr;,ory. We are
pu We az ~ Pes. "a -. 80, tt ,ho ,hr.a noners
NJ. az i il , ~ pomS ,, s, ~ w. wy f,
MI u.s. e ,h iest of France, n IL that tho indie
Wiz. - .no " aan, ,hat ~ an;
R ,; ~ th S hnt, ,hsi sreat which AL
is Aroer;ca haud snsst that no one Of them should
VIDE Amer,sa % In Amsr;ca az we'll as
N for Inc single reason that we ourselves need in
denendence and the equilibrium Of the different states