The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-05-24
FROM MEXICO.


The New York Herald gives us extracts from a
ST. Louis paper Of the 18th inst, containing intelIi
gence Of some interest from Santa Fe. We lay
these extracts before our readers. They heap up
the catalogue of wrongs which we have received
from the authorities Of Mexico. And when win they
ceasei Not until we speak much palmer language
TO that infatuated people
From santa Fs Letter, April o. Mss(
According TO promise keep you advised Of the state Of
trade nearly over two ANAL companies have
already Left and another IL about leaving The companies
nothing from them BY the mail from chihuahua which has
just arrived Trade in this department has been very dull
Many have not been sels to sell out their stock Of goods
successful hereafter traders will be obliged to h out for
southern market
rades and professions Of the "semans D. rpassion
week All business for time suspen and we had
scenes Of the tragedy Of the passion Of Christ
All have had to ksep alive lately by way Of excite
by the and assembly Of this department TO the
amount Of $4,000 for the purpose of paying of few
the wealthy citizens and though paid many
refuse to submit to purely Among
tssx ,Osegnsr an Sad trader the
ties and ned hut refusing 70 pay either fine or loans was
dismissed with the order to reflect few days aer being
called up again. he refused again. the ground he
British subject and claims the protection Of his govern
goods but that Ill not continue long and he will doubt
less obtain speedy redress because re claims British pro-
lection His proper protection would be the of
the United sstesior though Britain he has
been for long time citizen of the United States by her
foreigner here know claim United protection
mockery however humiiating the fact may be- cannot
the United States all applying for British projections and
wbyf Let the facts speak for themselves Ia the
years six American citizens have been murdered in this
department Of New Mexico the criminals never
Justice never punished the American minister at Mexico
the goods and effects Of the murdered have in many
instances gone into the public treasury United States
taken by minister at Mexico to have him scknowi.
edged About two ago he barely escaped being
ma,sn a h ad
msnt Of state at homes steps known have been
taken to obtain ssi.factoni and consul
acknowledged by this government II trader dies his
property goes to the government Of New Mexico Mr.
died but few day. no one .
public treasury. Now in the face Of all these facts can
any one be blamed for his country and claim
The United States traders with northern Mexico will
compare well with any body Of merchants at home q
speak understandngly for know bothD and deserve
well Of their counry and between them and her
of other foreign countriea fear not TO compare. And
speced in and port Of the known world allows
her citizens with full knowledge Of the fact in this weak
republic to be murdered nsulted quietly sub
United s,aes-the woridbeen long since enlightened on
thH supJec-oi he shameful neglect OF the United states
protect her citizens here and the facts confirmed by the
excellent works Of Gregg and Kendal7 saw in the Dem
ocrac Review long analysis Of Mr. Greggs hook Eve
other subject touched upon that contained in the
bookths truth was altogether passed overt Why this ap
athy this of the United States for her citizens
in this republcl An instance lately occurred where
leans and Englishmen passing in the
through the city Of Zacateoas the Americana were stared
and hooted atthe Englishmen passed unmoested Need
seek for decided on American negotia
ton, American protection the respect for the American
government and people in Mexico7
u is supposed there will be change in the executive
officer here and that Armio will be renstated, but quien
| sabe." asNlI