New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-12

J.N.ALMONTE.
We have already published Mr. Buchanans proposal
of Negotiation addressed to the Mexican Government.
together with the reply OF Signor RECON. Mexican Min.
lister of Foreign Relations We give another letter
from MI Buchanan in reply TO that OF Signor Rejon
! To has Ercel!sncg the Munster Of
Forsign Relations OF the AicIIeaa Republic
The undersigned Secretary OF Stale Of the United
has had the homer receive the communication of bis
exc--ucy the Minister OF Foreign Affairs OF the Mexican
Republic, dated the Sls Of August IN the
proposition made by the Undersigned 10 tue Mexican Gov
ernneu,, his OF The 2lh July last that negos.
shsll forthwith commence for lie conclusion
peace just and honorable FOR both parties
This note declared in express terms, that the de-
srr OF the President conclude treaty ofpeace which
sha ADJUST AL he questions II dispute between tie Two
republics These questions had al existed before Mexico
commenced hosiiies and ADJUST these questions
me aNo'ed OBJECT o NE proposed negotiation IS. then
with little establishment that the President has yerceiv
ed from The communication Of ~ exceency the MeNi
can Government had FUR Inexperienced The meaning OF
The undersigned suppose that this Government either
desired intended whdfswifrom the negotiations Tor
peace the either side, which led the existing
snd 10 concsder them merely thing that past
and belongs 10 history Very far from Il This would have
been abandon Tue usI ana scknow led claims OF our
injured citizens for violations OF their personal liberty and
crssve wears and vhca in The opinion ofresenJ JscS
the eyes oial nations, immediate war
THIS Misrepresentation OF lie part ofhr Mexican govern
mert appears the remarkable II inference
drawn by them from that pari OF The OF the unders
ed mos concaory in IL. character In his mole which
WAS intended preliminary The opening OF
gonaIou-, u desirable avoid all irratin g,topcs
For this reason The language employed IN tie pre-
S communication Il i deemed useless and might
injurious, 10 discuss The OF Ihe existing rh
might tend 10 delay defeat The restoration OF peace The
past IS already consigned history; The future der Pro
violence is within power. Yet from this last
sentence disconnected from all which pTeced-s il that The
Mexican government have inferred de position the
pArl Of the government OF The United svoid the
progress of the negotiation, the discussion OF qurs
on; OF which the war originated It's certain that
such disposition exists; and The undersigned
Thai ne need 500 nothing more 70 couvince the Mexican
I rgrTAF Fra IN ~ HN.-
erronnoos construction L pon his lsn suas-.
CONSCIOUS hal IN making The for peace ne has
Performed his duty. lie President WI now awsi! yS!
patience aud VIA nope Inc fnal decision cf The Mexican
: government
In making ii- thus earv he was ~ no small
degree Influenced by The confederation TIA, Tie ger
war >haI las: the greater WIZ - he difficulty con
Guiding satisfactory peace. account Of the heavy
dspeusabl-- He vii, however hold himself siSsvs rea-
ey 10 terminate II upon principles Of impartial lstce
Having ~ tns trst instance >- A. proper efforts
hos aod having proposed 70 open negotiation.
Is ei io ht1 but 10 scquiescr IN he decision conu,cs
led by Your ENceleacy hal until changed by Eci Of
Tue Mexican Congress. he relations between coUl.
tries will remain n Ih- winch ihey
found oy bis sNce.lency he Command OF the
LlSerang Army, when he ock charge Of the Executive
power Q; ostcr IL lie ai.ituce thus s..ur,-s. nv
Mexico, he United States appeal The whole world
iLSi no alternative remains for th-a 30: prosecute
wsT with yigor, until The disposition which rev have sc
sigusly manifested bring i speedy ierrlirs:ioa
shall - met BY corresponding sentiment OF he part ii
Mexico, and TIE negotiation which hrv have invited shall
! Re brousht % hAppy CONCLUSION.
The undersigned AvAil> himself OF rr-s-, occasion
20 o5e. 20 his sNcseacy, he Mris;e. OF Foreign A1irs
g he NrNcaa hece!!c. the ASSURANCE OF his
( gGisaed consideration JAMES BUCHANAN.
( DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Washing on, Sept - lsts.