The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-24
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an he l7sh ulnna. and sEsred hn sersi-
ess 10 sssasis he intsEriiy q he Mrxi-
can lsrulory and he dignity 81 he Re-
l publir. he wss rnlhsf eO0lly ieesissd
by he Government. and u = repaired
shat he refused he mIliiary hogoss isa-
drfsd hin On Bis arrival. u was bslles-
cd lhal bis return wss nat Invited BY amp
party. and that be bad no desire 10 med.
de 10 public aff.irs.
The pssfle generally we're quiet. and
not 81 ell alarmed. nosxilhslandihg The saf
sries msds by ihs fsdsrslisis and rarsi.
sans Of Santa Anns. Who are loud N de-
nouneing The gossrnnsniiof wsnioi tnss-
~. The STATE Of the public treasury vas
Presumed 70 be pretty lox. % the oihesis
in The employ Of lhs Government lound
great dliIiesl,y IN oblsinIRg one-ioursh 81
their salaries.
The selins Presideni. G. neral cansli-
90. and ex-Minlslsr Of War. Gen. Bass-
DIRE. nj sreepiing he propositions made
them BY GorernnsnI, 10 be erpairiaIsd
Cor zen ytars. have been impIi.onsd Iaf
the came term. the former IN the castle Of
Perots. and The latter in that Of San Juan
de Ulloa.
Don Manuel Rincon, Gsnsrsl Of Dssi-
sion and Constitutional Governor oi the
DEPARTMENT. Of Mexico. has published .hs
following Proclamation;
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs has
communicated 70 me The foIlosing de-
cree:
Jose Josquin De Heuers. General Of
Division and President sd interim Of The
Msxicsn Republie. 10 the cilizens there
Of.
BIZ IT KNOWN That the General Con-
gress has dscrssd. and the Executive sane
toned, the following:
The National Congress Of the Mexican
Republic. considering:
That the Congress Of The United States
Of The North has, BY decree, ahich 10
Executive has sanctioned, resolved 20 in
corporate The territory Of Texas with The
American Union;
That lhis manner Of appropriaiing 10
itself territories upon whirh other nations
hare rights. introduces monsuous newell
~, sndsngering The peace Of the world and
violating the sosenignly Of nations;
Tha, this usurpaIion, now consummaied
20 The prejudiee Of Mexico, has been 10 in
sIdIous preparation Tor long lime: Al The
same time that The most cordial irIend.hip
was proelaimed. and that, on The par, Of
this Republic. The existing irssles be-
tween IL and those States we're respected
serupulously aud legally;
That .hs said annexation Of Texas 10
the Uni,sd States iramples on the eonser.
valve principles Of society, attacks all ihs
rights that Mexico has 20 Thai isrr,sosy. IL
an IusuIt W uer uigHiIy ~ sovereign ma
lion, and threatens her Independence and
political existence w.. a..
That The Lac Of the United States, 10
reference TO the sansxalion Of Texas 10
the United States. does in nowiss destroy
the rights tia, Mexico has. and will en-.
force, upon that department;
Tina, The United States. having ifsmpled
on the principles which served as 10 basis
70 the treaties Of friendship, commerce..
and navigation, and more especially 10
t''ose Of boundaries Fixed with precision,
even previous 10 1892, they are consider
ed as violated by thai nation;
And, finally, that The unjust spoil atom
Of which they wish to make the Mexican
nation the victim. gives her The clear RICH.
TO use all her poser to resist, 10 the last
momcet, said snnnexs,ion;
IT IS DECREED:
Is. The Mexican Nation calls upon al
her children 10 the defence Of her nation
al Independence, threatened by the usur-
patton Of Texas. which 10 intended TO be
realized by the decree Of annexation pas.
sed by The Congress, and sanctioned by
the President, oil the United States OF The
North.
I'd. In consequence, OF the Govern
meni will call 10 arms all The forces OF The
army. according to the authority granted
il by existing lave; and. Tor the preservs-
ton Of public order, for The support OF her
institutions. and in case Of public nece.si-
~, 10 serve AZ reserve TO the army, .he
Government. according to the powers
given to il on the OH OF December, 1874. |
will rsise the corps specified by said de-
cree. under the nsme Of i" Offenders off
The Independence aud oft Law,."
MIGUEL ARTISAN,
Prcsident Of the Deputies.
.~ FRANCISCO CALDERN, |
Preadent IF the Senafe.
Approved, and ordered to be printed and pub
lished.
JOSE JOAQUIN DE HERRERA.
A. ID. LUIs @. CUEvas.
Palace Of The National Government. i
City of Mexico, June 4, ls45.
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