The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17

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GIfIeEsnl Ffshll fTem General Pa'edss. in
sase tie voluntary ov' msnI Nh'eh
hs Nss q ssrn,ng shall. prns sn' sss'-
ful. as wss highly PI0b.sss. Tie Parii
saIs II l'sEsss.. - 0aE minissE. IL tie
dsspass h ~ nFei -. s,aiss. hEea,h' Il lhr
iisirs 81 h' sl'l u sgsn.i 80 Uansd S'a'ss.
asi 0nLe,d d tie pEnpssfi ~ ga'ia IN A.
t'esson. AMI ~ enly called ~ OF he 1rooIs
and tie IfRp'r 10 p.l dasn 'hs govern
menI Of Herrera by Enrss. The Eeeon
quest 81 Texas. mi war s,lh the uni'ed
States. acre npsuIy ihEEssisrei. These
acre the siseums,ancts ssi,ling. when
II Sss deemed proper 10 ntier lie army
under lie command ri Gsnsrtl Tas lar
IN advance H. tie esi. IN ir0ntsI ei'fsx.
-. and occupy position on or tesr The
Rio Grsnhe. &
The spprshensions II contemplated
Mexican Invasion hate be- n sInre fully
JUSTIFIED hy n esenL I h. fei, RI ins'ion
ni Ne xicO 10 rash inIn hos,IlItlss With The
Unntd S'aies WIS sfliFEaT1s marilss eli
from The whole i.nor nf he no's d the
Mexiesn Min str Of Foreign All ir, Go
our minister, hesnrg dsle ON The la,ll b
tni March. 1916. Paetes had ihsn re.
vnluiion'zed the government, and his
minister. sitter reisning 10 'he resolution
for tie annexation Ui Texas. which hal
heen adopted by our Congress ln March.
/ 1915, pn cs6ts 20 lie, tie that - slscI such
IS this, ar. IN speak with eres'er fIsciness,
so notable an 1; Ct Of a.urpsiion, crested sn
imperiors Necessity thai Mexico, for Eer
own honor, should tptl il with proper
iirmne,s snd d'gnty. The Supreme Gov
eminent had he'oTrhai j declared that II
would look upon such AZ act as = cGsu'
btli; and, as a consequence ef lhls derls
ration, regniia,inn wss. BY its very ma
iure. al ga erd. and war was The oily &C.
course of the Mexican government" y.
II sppesfs, also. that on the fourth oil
APr,l following, General Parede', through
his minister Of war, issntd orders to iht
Mexican general in command on the Tex
IN frontier 10 "aitsck" our army "by
every means which war permits" IL
this General Parsd's had hsea pledges
tote amy and ptopls oI Mexico during
The military RESOLUTION hlch had hrough
=. -. s..,.. tr.",.. suG S'gnrcttu -
fAprl, 1916, General Paroles addressed
letter to the commander on that frontier
n which he stated 10 HIM, "at The pre-
sent date | suppose yUu at The head o
that valiant army, either fighting already
Or preparing Tor the operations Of = eom
| psign;" and supposing you already OF
The theatre Of operations, and with sll tn
forces assembled. IT is Indispensable tha
hcsuhti,s be commenced, yourself tak'ni
he ihtili tive sgsinst the enemy"
81 [To be coacudcd next week.