Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-15

1913, that convention shall be entered for
the settlement Of all clans Of the government and e
of the United States the republic Of MAco
which were not finally deelded BY the late eomniss
which The city Of " aslingcn, ana all c!4.l,s
ted States"
Ia conformity with this s,ipuation mir! convention
concluded ana signed al the city Of Mexico the
tth OF EoyemAer, l-l3, BY TIE ptenlpoeHt4tres uf the
two governments, by whfeh provision
ceriiinng and paying thess CLAIMS In January. l-ii,
this ratified By The Senate Of The L. =
with two Elinents, winch iu4lIiestiy reasola-
bic III their character. pom a.nen-
menis PROPOSED 10 the Government Of Mexico, the
difficulties delays were Iaterpose which
have long marked the voicy that government to-
wards the United States II has Yet even d-cird
whether IL womb wouI4 u them although
Tie SUBJECT has been repeatedly pressed upon cohsdc
/ rauon-
Mexico has tins violated second time the fth OF III.
treaties BY failing refusing carry esc, tn ca.
article OF the convention OF January, l~i}.
such Is the history Of the wrongs whien have suf-
eFcd and patiently endured from MeAco through long
series OF Years 80 far from aloruing
faction for the injuries and insults had borne, great
aggrayaton of them IN the fact that : hs the
u = ANXIOUS 10 preserve good understanding with Mex
co have been constantly bat yilily employed seek
ing redress for past WRONGS ue,v or,p. x,r .. M
~ occurring which have continued increase our eau
of complaint swell the amount OF oar de nuS
hlle the citizens OF the United States
lawful commerce with MeAcy under guaranty OF a
',e"'t u air'l roiiitsfse ana havlg mon many OF
them have suffered all the which wou3 have re-
suited from open This treaty. afardis
protection to our citizens has been the means OF
them INTO the ports Mexico, that el tia.
nave been IN numerous instances, pluaaere5 ter pro-
pery ana deprived OF their personal liberty If they
to insist on their rights Had the unlawful seizure o
american property and the violation of personal liberty
-, I ii>' y ~ i2,'ihs OF tlr insults 10 our nag
~" l'' ~ tii ioFt' OF NIeAtSa. saACh Pllct
the high they would tn long since han
constituted artua. war be tween ~ two conn
- - io"s i@'i2 -'it Aie" - 'i'.ats her so nm
treaty obIg atoms, puu-e- citizen, ii tit,r property
- up tn W - .'"i9 y i'ii''' 'of'..hg '!'Si1 any r.
est duties aheh every government owes IL its cl,s
- .1 - ~ /, - many OF N. IN have
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m to'~ 'o'iiicclsi win The revolution by NAici
= ''i't lt'' 'ehsfHt "i fI"N"e- Ii.t i.7 ia b.
- io't - II may b. r"rff 10 ssv'Tt 10 In
r1yo}ntioI q '''S principal events OF ''''
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which separate, her from n., mn. r.,,trsi no. nm a.
Ih., pm, ma 'i.@i[3 t'et an IA
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conf,5c,,tnd torai,ho- :, :. ttI - - 30 :
own Each 81 t,as. SIN. l. ~ H..
LEGISLATURE Ana - l,.i.,s .,3 - t5 -. T.,
nosas w. n,a,,.nl,.nt : H. ~. : = '''"' ~
III - III ,tr $50, :, ~ -, ~ -o' Ih'ls ~, "h
mn t. otr constitntio,, ,,x,..,,i ~, -. -
formed one OF the Mexican States The co.sti