The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-09-17

CommuRic,.l
The recentinteligenee from Mexico demoD,,.'.
beyond all reasonable doubt, the proprety OF ,S'.
orous action of the Executive, In rs uets
for the military occupation and protection ds ST,9',
Il now appears that large body Of Mexeoa ,ehS
under the command OF her most experiensai VOpt
rails, were actually en- route fog Texas. ih,, u s'ne
cause which suspended The march, was ,ha ~ Oal
OF the soldiers for their pay This a,aaad
possibly have been already overcome ara y may
have resumed its march. Whether tb,s NV amy
not u can no longer be denied that the d,n". ~ %
imminent; and 1t is a subject of consra,uIa,t'u Wa
we were prepared to meet it, That
Inc same intelligence lustiiies the exn.c,.,.
that the government of Mexico is dissolstt
own feebleness. The army is in a s,s,sos g N ia
ton; characterization everywhere prevails. .sIis
other revolution is anticipated. Should INV sun an
counts be fully confirmed, there need bc NJ "ese @
apprehenslons Of a war. There will he NO se'iOu'
10 contend with. 'nemy
Under such circumstances, the Eyec,,
have nothing TO do, beyond bringing 10 ~ vii
ment the points in controversy between The auusI
ernments, upon such terms as Justice NAV S' osoN
and policy dictate. A more opporuDe osos as'uand
present formal demand for the navmsO, ae'Sn %
claims OF our citizens could not have occprrsS ns
also ihe adjustment OF the question Of bonOd, @u
between the two countries, which apneoro :,
some Of your contemporaries. The treaty. hs auOns
the two nations demands that this prelmIrs,''.s'eh
should be taken; and 1t is not unreason,hla !. nep
lieve that It would be received by Mexico :. V
ing the door to an amieabic adjustment Of on Az
ences. Our government would not be acc,s s'Ie'.
improper advances in taking such a stem, ma W.
lean pride would be lulled by the opportuntu p,
Afforded OF settling every question without ann re
peal 10 arms. 'naP
This course will place the entire Responsibilities
the Mexican nation; and if the Mexican nsnri.! W
so mad and infatuated to persist in The consi"u &c
have heretofore pursued, they will ONLY rea;,.My
truthful maxim-"Quem Deus wilt nerde." ~. we
dementat." The magnanmly of bivh. mpp XIV
and generous people will he made the mo,s "a '
fest by the prompt and decided action Of an aa
getic administration, by putting speedy conc0.,ar
to all our foreign difficulties and collisions
ing the interests of our citizens abroad aod sIa
ing to the world that our national rights will bs NV
famed and our citizens protected 'peaceabv =.
can, forcibly if we must" A''
I-We deem it our duty to state tina, tho -.
ceding communication is not from anv memh., !,
the government. 1t is not intended, therefor. !,
any ccgree feeler, or as calculated in anv mana.
to reflect the sentiments of the administration w,
are not advised what course they mean to pur.r.
in the new aspect in which the question Of nm,
Mexican relations presents itself We publish i
because the subject 10 very Important; and bec,o,.
the preceding communication touches il in = ,oo,
and dispassionate manner; and finally, becau,. \
emanates from an intelligent and experienced sou,e,
--UsioN.