Washington telegraph., 1846-12-30

! VI f"' = - f'' fHf+HaA - ''HffsH
lSia. II ahsNef 4 lint of ifia Mexican
minister. AaisfeeelIa ~. u feaprn u dis
easslm whiehrhllalfsaily hrfa e,hausledi
hnd proving agpa Nhal was known 10 I'M
whole word. lhat feAas had lQlg SIM
achieved her dieeaaaentr, lhe seccuIY
ui State Expressed the tpsrr ri ihi, uat
enneal TINT Mesisa sh1rlf have Mhea
qilrnce nj tAe rn.ullou 90 ANNEXATION pas
I'd lB G1hgffss, aud gave assurance lh4l
MA 'masI s!tenuuu. elislls shaii b. dosal.
81 lo Tue amcibie adjustment oI r,en
cause Il compliant between the Two Gtz
enmenIz, aud 10 lhs cultivation hr hni.
esl aud nasf ficuiA A.lestions ifelweentle
sister tehfIc.,
That haRe fct.dia iIIa spirit Of lhIs Insurance.
vii ppaaf isoin lAe.easnts when hasr.auce &C.
earrd. ketg1hstandIn5 M'Xuo had abruptly
tefnpaisd ali dpiomaue alefealfsa wlih the T.
si4trs, an ought iiefsfafr, TO ne bseI tae
tIst ia ash iof ra tesamPU3n, vt, waving al
eeronaaY. embraced ihs Earliest favorable ~.
RsnuRig 10 asceraa iiam the Hss.sll Gar
tfapapl wHailwT they &aa,d receive al envoy
ifugi The la.trd States ininulgd wIth i1ul p1Ref
10 adiast II tie Questions IN dtpate between tia
two GagafamsntA' II srp,cmlia n ieI3 | hs.
levgd tas fiuFtiuua niamani llr sueh aa overture
had nuHsa. feAns, b. TIE enlhasIaelle and 81.
mos' aaamnoas wlaihaf people, had pronounced
in la.of af aaarKltQa. MsAlc0 hefzeIi aud ugirsd
10 aokneRadse the iadHpaudsaee Of ltaia, saa.
lefi 10 eaHtiuon, Il ia tfae. which she hla 10
right 10 impase md m pawe' 10 eulgfee. iHa
last lingering hope Of Mexico, Il she sl.l egaa
have reiaIaed any that Irxas waull agiia b
eoaie one O. hef provinces, must haYz baeU aha.
1oagd
Tie eHasd of ihs uaiied States al tie iif al
Ntxc1 Waa. iapIpl0ie, instructed hF The stcnlaIy
Of State IN tic Iala ai sspifmHHf iel3i n
make tas in3uIy ol the Mexican 9ass!amcat=
The lnsnIs w4a made aud on the l5lh e. oai9s
be-, l,sa. tie m n.slef af fofsisa Aal.H oi liI=
Mexican government n d note adifrssrd 10 aHf
eaasel, gave lAysf=5la fesnonsei fe4assiin{ n
the same tma, that or naval loree mgHl be VIII.
aflwa !ram Vera ctaz whle negotiations should
b rsnslHz up5a the receipt Of ta.s note, aHz
naval ilfas va prsaiHlIy sitidtaRa from Ne.a
tTgs, 4 ma siof waz Immfd.aieIy appoAlga =
ana 1 azitsa 10 Mckee. Every laing b1fe
pfoin siag aspegi iaf a sperdy and nsae-lm ii.
iasinrni g Ill oar difficulties. At tie date VI N
annual messlgs 70 GaaFIsss, in December lls', Ia
dodhl wa enlsHaaed hai that be would be fs.
eiigcd b. tie Nrgean Government aud thc hips
Wag eheHzaed that a ezaaFs VI misunderstanding
between lie tw0 ooaalIlgs would la sPerdy &.
moved II tie e3adasas nope tt aae.i would
BE- the ffsaIl Of be- IN szleH, | informed to1gfeaz
that laIhaEe al that TIM, 10 HTteamnsnt auza
uitruaf nlsa asafrs ol Ifda~ lof tue Wfanys sHi
injuries ae bad % lpas bonr, as 4 wal'd has
bFea pfaPff o mske lad no such ne alia ion heHn
Instituted TO my sufpfias and faztzi, the Me-.
iein Government, rIansh s1lrmny redEed Ia d
20 upoa tie arrival Vi oaf minister IA N Nco, re-
fused taTesye aaiaseleil Aai hHsa lis fraoI..
e8 Vcrs GHaz on The l5ia Of NlyembEf i - be
found that the aspect Of liiaia had undergone al
unhappy ehauFe TIE government Of General
Herrera, who was al the TINS President Il The r.
pahlc, was taiivuug To IL tall. Cen. fafedysi 4
military !s4dgf.A had manifested hs dsielmllitaa
10 ogeuaaW the Government O IsufIn by
m..tafy revolution; aud aaa oi li.e |nspal mi aas
which he employed 10 tlfaei bis nafpasn, and fen.
der tne Government 5 lleucra odiaas 10 tie
army aud people Of AaNea, was by loudly con.
demnina iis determination 10 receive a mnsterai
peace ifoiu the ugiled States, BlIsdslng nat i
wac the Intention Of Herrera, by tleaty wtl the
Dated Siaies, 10 dirmsabcfthe territory Of Mex
100, hy codng away ihe aspiitue.t Of lgHlf 90
1hs Government ol Herrera Is believed ia have
bycn well ilspoS.d to pac iis az lsiairH d. ck.
isiing diaieutiss, bus, pFobihly alarmed iorhsowl
security. aud In order to waFdotf,hc danger Of Tie
revolution led by Paredes, violated i.s a,iemn
agreement, and 'ciusrd 70 'eceige OF acefr4i oar
minister; and iln al.A9agi Informed that be had
been inges,yd wlh lui. power " asluit all llts'
iiong OF dispute between the two gote.umgutA--
Am3ng the ilf1.yls pfeirxis iof 10 refusal, lae
pnncipal our wai, tlbi unt.iuinsief bad n9i gone
upon special MISSION, coufned 10 Tie question VI
Texas alone, ieayiag all The cottages lpol on5
dag and our clErus unFrdnsscl. lAr Mexican
G5vtfameat we'll knew that both our ni,ioual
honor and The p7oiecuon due 20 oar uiftna iui-
eefitiycly required thaiIhe iwo questions oi biun
dary and inacmniy sloald b. treated iosrihtr al
mutually and iascp.flby Blended and hey onglt
&. have seen that lais course was best ealaalairl
u enable the unity states 10 extend 90 them Tie
most liberal justice, On the iJih oi December
1876, General Hernra resigned the ffesdrncy,
aud yielded ~ ths Glgefamui TO Hen faftdes
without a struggle. ThIs r1solgl on was lc.
compisled Bolay By the army commanded by
Pairdel, aud the supreme power IA Mexico pas'
scd into The nundi VI q military uanVtr who was
known 10 b. Juery hostile ~ the buiird slliet.
Aihoagl use prospect VI pncile nulaih ii
with the new government was uuPranallg, from
AAN EAANH .iNNAIlitN NN NA. h'NH ~ ANAA -
yet, lrlsmuod that nothing should b, lcit uudonc
on our part 10 restore friendly relations between
the two cuuliilgs, our ml isicr wat Instructed to
present has cscdcutialHio lhe new government, and
asS n be accredited by n the diplomatic char
actrf Ia which he had been comm ss.onsi These
Instructions be caseuiej by hs note Of the frsl Of
Mach, 1916. addressed 10 The Mexoan minister
Of Forrgn Aiiiln, but hi- request was iusulingy
refused by that minister Va Do answer olihr lAh
Of the sane month, No alternative remained Tor
our minisirr bli 90 demand hs passports, aud
=, iurn 10 the United States
Iaui was t1e extraordinary spectacle prclcntgd
10 the civilized goud, o. d Government, 10 yio.l-
iion Of lie own express agreement, haylng twice
rejected minister VI psace, Invested with toll
power 10. odjuil ail The existing differences BE-.
tween thr lWo oounintB Ia a manner just an4
hoaofab'a 10 both. | am not aware that modefu
history presents parallel clsc, u which. in TINS
OF peace, Que nation has refused even to hear
pr5putions4fom another for terminating existing
difficulties b7twctu them. Scarcely hope Of ad-
jus,ing our diheuites, even at a remote day, or oil
preserving peace with Mexico, could be cherished
while Paredss remained at the head o the Coy.
ernnenL he had acquired the supreme power