The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-09-23
THE DAILY UNION

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men.-M which ner Majesty ~ 'n,nls.sl exP'esMu
some surprise, ous mene y no pa' 70 .ne sc.no~'
eagment OF iexns hdepehue"ec ~ INC eA'o" VI
'he SOIL she claimed.
france acknowledge hef ihaePehoehce' u"He' VIC
same circumstance. .s., M
seems 10 US, tnatH mess Pvwets hau sueeeeuoa
IN inducing Mexico 70 acknowledges lne lnuePenu.
ence OF iexas' their own previous arhhoweoS" eh'
OF me same 10 the no ufanae uei No,,e wouid, or
ouSht, 10 nave inuuceu ihenn W 'uncto !" ''e
ssnc BOUNDARY AZ uc't ln11' senuou VIZ" ~.
nu., all thus ASIDE the simple 'ac' 'hai Iehas mas
maintained her lnoependenee por ano ~ Io,ce
OF arms, over the sou 70 'hc nlo Ianue, 70 conciu
sye OF our right through hef accession 70 'he same
Never has Mexican force passed ,he no urande
ih'o iexas, rom tne aay vi ner independents, ou'
y mas oeen consiuereu ahu uoaeu as an in'a-
son. ana measures adopted 10 eApel tnem.
case IN point occurred IN arranging our ooun-
dary with old Spain.
,o l! seems that when we purchased Louisiana IN
ioo3 SPAN never doubted our rlgh' 70 all iexas n-
der The purchase from France, extending 70 the mo
urande dei Norle; nut she uispu.eu our nsh' 10 20
cas-, to the rrer Perd'do, small stream entering me
Uun OF Mexico, between Pensacola anu Moohc,
which we commended formed the eastern boundary
o. louisiana while SPAN cen'ended 'ha' the iihe
should De drawn west OF Moone, ana between y ana
New Orleans. While this dispute was gong on,
opa'n heid Mophc' one haa troops strong'y CARR,
soned there, apparently prepared 70 deienG ana
MAINTAIN her titie OF wnicn she was IN actual pos
session. She so remained IN possession Ior ten
years alter our purchase, or from ieOj 70 ic4S, tl
after the declaration oil war IL was iounu tnat no ne
gouaton could induce SPAN 10 abandon ncr oec3Pan-
~. FINALLY, Mr.. Madison ordered Scnernt ~ hk-
inson, IN 1873, to march upon Mobile, axe posses
sion oil the for ana erect our autnorty anu over
the country-from louisiana east 10 the keruido
river.
we DO not know where the inlellisencer siood IN
that day, II IN existence, 10 nave acted IN accord
ance win It's present unenViaoie posiuon, II ough,
70 nave opposed Mr. Madison IN ms movement, anu
loihed the oPaniards IN decarihg wasah ihSasiono
FLORIDA, ana ought TO nave )usnned me declaration
OF war against us. mat louisiana did NOT extend
east 70 inc rerdido' out tnat Mooile WIN inc coun
Try ar west OF that stream, was spanish territory'
which, afier allowing ten years, occupancy on tne!r
part, we haa 'orcipiy en'eted, anu exPeheu .i'en
troops from the country, pulling down the colors OF
Ferdinand ne IN, 'rt'ng 10y the grace uoa, anu
heis'ng 'he oroad glorious, orighI sars anu slPes
OIL iree people. where was me Nationai ih!etli-
gepcer men, uat II could mol nave mingied its
groahs anu tears OF sympathy WIN MS Ca'hohc WA
Jesty' the KING OF SPAN ana ihdim ;,
Flow s,ahas me case nows Between New iorh
ana tne nio urande mere is not spanish GARRISON
NO regular ioft' no Respectable Dody OF troops
nave occupied 1901 OF me SOIL ior years
almos. every inch being under the exclusive con-
trol OF the Texas government now merged into our
territory; YET because me PRESIDENT mas sent our
troops here 10 occupy H. the inteilgencer raises inc
greatest possible nue-ana-cry iof pon.'ca, eiect
FROM the date OF me boundaries dehned by the
old 6shoPrlc OF Louisiana, up to the present time,
the no dei Nor'e mas formed the western boundary
OF lexas.
Mexico never acquired any territorial rght 10
Icxas, unless MT. Adamss cession OF u 70 SPAN
IN exchange ior t'orda 10 loly gave ner some sor'
OF claim; put AZ inc period OF this transfer Mexlco
herself was not independent o. ola SPAN. she
ns,e, Ss m v uy n dDreS nnmSsra
" VIZ nv uio auo'
~ Which oou,u :. ussou no sioss m1a ..',
i, g.. .oh'pS vi G I VIZ pr " wr,Sa was
e iac'. nnu loasnS 'no H w 1oncuc,aIy
sne " ps,"s': M ~ :,
,t E.e,is 'y ad,;a ne, so Lst ~
Ia Ia ny sass,r ny ~, ~, ,n,e. ~ VII sao
naa uui'eu ncieoh' anu a'i INC Po"c'S VI ea'i e"h-
hot wTes' :. ilona US, ,,,,, -, ,,..
s;oi ,.u ~ a ;nI !, "o .ui ~ a' :,
yesterday he 10Th inst. after NOTICING our trade
Commerce. &c. with China. will beg leave to add
a few words more TODAY.
! II seems INDIGO WA. known N The Romana-be;np
noticed in The Writings Of Plinv Il found its wav
in the 10Th century, 10 the north Of Europe. as OF
old. from Inda. ~ the wav Of Alexandra. in Epvnt
before n MASSAGE round ,hc Cane of Good Hone Van
discovered. In Germany. as late as 1854 its miro
amc,;on ar ,,.e vvaa nrobb,ed Nv an n,er;ol ed;c,
on the ground that The Depis die y as thew termed
indigo desroued he Trade in ,uoada vegetable dive
prown in the ;,red articles dued ,p;fh
end carried ,nons, "a of,he co,,, the same sor,
n arrnments orc emnioved NJ thc nresen, dav hv
those who des;re the imnos;,ion of Nor duties i,
l. aso said ,he mapis,rptea Of Nuremberc went so
far as 10 compel Overs once wear to take an oath
moi 10 nse INDIGO a. dive. This practice continued
!" force down 10 = LATE ,,erod II i5as The nse -
;ndivo waa nroh;baed In The French nrovnce "a
I.anenedoc The Divers were NOT free to use il in
This department iii 1877.
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ole-oeihs Known ~ uaue as 'i'o l'oA'ae i'u'so
In 1914, the INDIA trade was opened TO the COM
merce OF England generally, Prior TO this period,
The average produce amounted TO 5,bOO,OOU pounds.
Since that period, s produce has been greatly aug
menedi and for 10 years, from 1914 to 1891, has
averaged about ',4OO,OOO lbs: per annum-the yield
Iax tnllE In Han