Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-06-17

a that the citizens Of the two countries
respectively shall have liberty freely and
securely to come with their vessels and
cargoes TO all such places, ports, and rivers
of the United States of America, and Of
the United Mexican States, to which other
foreigners are permitted to come, and to
reside in any part of the said territories
respectively: and generally, the merchants
and traders of each nation shall enjoy the
most complete protection and security Of
their commerce" By the fifteenth article
of the same treaty it is agreed &" that the
citizens of the United States of America.
residing in the United Mexican States.
shall enjoy in their houses, persons, and
property, the protection of the government,
with the most perfect security and liberty
of conscience"
The apoogists of Mexico will dou' tlass
be glad to be Informed how well these
Mexican promises have been kept. On
the 7th July, 1888, seven years aud two
months after the ratification of this treaty.
the Committee Of Foreign Relations of
the House Of Representatives, reported On
the authority Of the then American secre-
tary OF State, list OF 81 distinct cases OF
Mexican outrago5 upon American c,iI-
zens, IN violation OF the treaty Of ISL
We will give a few specimens 70 iiIustrate
the nature OF these ouirages. One claim
presented IS Tor the brig Cossack seized
on tae western coast OF MeNIco;'' another
is 8 for the brig Spleudjd. seized AMI en-
P!oyed ~ the mexican government; ano-
theF IS Tor me seizure % Inc snip Louisa
ana cafgo;"- another IS = for the SEIZURE OF
me schooner ar AmeHeani the claim OF
Johh Dld"In Is "!or personal injuries,
loss OF property !HPTIsohheht' &c, III (
OF Aaron ieggelt = "tor seizure Of q
steamboat ana other ourages. Seizure
o. vessels seizure "l Merchandise Tore
ed loans, and personal oatrages OF 'arl-
Gus descriptions, make up Inc whole caia-
'osue'
bn' merely genera. statements Of such
mugs ''S 'h5so 40 MI present 10 the mind
d I'i VI. view Oh 'heIr IHi4u'ty. 10 ms END
we WIZ ''Ho d aihS'e case mat OF BALDWIN.
as asceT'ai"ed 3y conclusive judicial in-
,TSu9o'io", ana SUBSTANTIALLY admitted oF
" eA'oo' 4 VIII oe No.he III m'hd, that
curing 'He s'r"g-ie oil MEXICO "i.h Sp'lu'
anu i'I'iIeolaje!y afterwards me Mexican
government LOOKING ABROAD LOT aId' Tor pr
Pl'"''o"' ana ''r Increased resources, Ia
,I'eu ana encouraged emigration. The
'ieA,c'n PoHcy IN IhiS respect though
purely Se,Hsh was emlneniiy liberal 4
we law, passed 10 $50, provided
'Liat an foreigners VINO come to establish
themselves "ilhin Ihe empire snail De con-
S.ue'eu aS ha'uFaIlzeo, shou.d they eNeI-
Csc any useinI profession or industry" &c
ny ono'heF raw coIoIiSiS are allowed q
introduce machinery instruments OF nus
OahdtE' ana o'heF u'enS'iSi ana : me mel.
cha"ul9e may % imported ny eacn fanny
rec VI u0'y ~ 'li0 0A'9"' VI TWO 'houSa'il
uo!'"IS'
ohu0' Sr0H Ia'' PROMISES, -, eAaS ?" d
c"'""'A7u Il OH ~ 'oI'u' ne C'''".. t
", Wei A"o"' "o" '.i0SG p'oi'lsgS ~ "~9 ''is
eA'''S Me'0 NGPt' Dul 'udt Is no" no.
'l0 q"esu"h' We sP9"N q 'i'e amer J.
can ''''@9'' 'o'iI Drl'."''!' se'o'-''lS us
case - a. !li' '''ioo ~ VIC 19'lo7 anu iI'1.
~ VI 'I5NIoo 'o% aus muse tl''i5''Ca'' 81
iizenS "hom she nad mus In'I'ea ana mus
so.e,l . PROMISE y ProIos, ana le' L
repeat ''lat We S'"'o '"e 'ac's q ms case
S ''?Ce'ts ne, 5 Poil oio'l' 'l'e>'l ''4o'i
~ 'IST u ''0 ID" "U.cI W.. we nave qup'eu
~ D''la" ~ d ''oll oI ao'l''y ana eouo','
"'n' P0>S1So0u u Go"S'uef"OIe capi'aL
anu 'lis"Iy = res P9c,ao.9 c.'af1c'ef' went <
'' '9 ? ~ =, 'INeu us feSiGence on 'At
Is'n ~ OF 0uasc qua, south OF the Por
oi vera CIqz' ne country around nm
was 'l'S n "'''iost , d wi'ueFhesS o. uh'c'
Id"u. ne Purc"aSeu league squire
eFe1 GREECE mus u srs"C F"'ue' ana maze eA
. 'ehSl'e preparations LOT clearing me lands
ana forming coffee plantation on large