New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-02


preparatory Ia march To lls "poiut ult
n"ta dusunsiion' on the Rio Grsude- The Ad-
Manifestation cNUuo, sSy Win truth that il
tue object Of these movements originally, 10 compel
Mexico settle these clnis. thai any hing ci
was ceemed necessary Tor that purpose-ihoush
the President AID his echoes are continually ringing
changes on these wrongs and injuries" they mad
really led War. They kGe" very wrllths; these
Claim would BE- voluntarily settled the moment that Mex
leo could be- reconcied 10 The 0ss oil Texas or could te
made 10 submit 10 that loss MEXICO has never al any
period refused recognize and settle these Claims.
though She has often procranaied sud neglected their
settlement IL Is only lasi 10 her 10 say TINS much be-
friendly relations interrupted by this Texan
business aud from toe time OF the Convention OF 1881
charsv Mexico with any disposition design
escape from settlement OF ter just dues 10
WupUss Iau Conventions negotiated by Mr. thompson.
One by which gave up ishI BY former treaty
pay depreca,ed sper and sgreec ~ pay In co!u and
another by which Inr remaining hot disposed OF
under The iormvr commission wcTc promptly provided
Tor And iais no; all. Mr.. Thompson Gays Il "ss
anxious ceiue lett The that tue docket should
De- cleared and I'VE reulsinDs
OF ,heu Of long standing ssk-G interview Win the
Minister oi Foreign Affairs 10 discuss and settle Ihem.
The result was, that all asked was conce-
ded me- in all Of them All this c!d not look as II
Mexico sue hsc been ullus, was resolved
10 be unjust sl There Were rri wanting tnshy otnsr
occa,iois nle Mr. Thompson WAS II Mexico, when
the dispositions OF that GovcEpmepI whether 10 oose
or csOose II aru were patio the test Sae hsd
aer possession prisoners OF Tue SAuia re expedition,
prisoners To- NieT, snc irsoLrts taken
II; Ssn Anonio IN behalf OF all OF whom, III one WAY
and Minister bsc occasion 10 irerpose ~ltA
his Teensr ances, his good othces ana sohclIaons
Il WA oons without success. SO AL oTorr DAD
been issued stopping the inland Trade 10 Santa se AID
another secupg seriously the goods aud Interests OF
American 10 thai Country ooih OF which veTr
resclnGvd instance OF tee American Minister so
slso The Government o: Mexico. fearing another Texan
Operation and without good reason had MADE an or
der for eNpens ali us.ves Of The United states from
California; three so}o!nps Departments OF Mexico;
this order, rrscipdtd The perenptory de-
nsnd VI ihe MiaiseT, ~so ,hai he oii tks The
high ground he hat Assumed II regard 10 Il without
soirc coinpuncuOus vistlGss Tor bad already been
Informed sno roeed ,so IA regard pic: for
tee ictmston o. Al ladepouaer! R-pcoic IN guar
ter OF ~aiee California SHOULD ccnsiita;s part.
Mr. Ihs sens Mission III Mexico Terminated. be II
InenhefeS, n Mach, lsti, just month cxio.e Mr.
ylers Treaty -. The Anne1Aoue cuuciadet
Up - taat none', ac declared as sdaIrss GA
taking !s=,s. lie bonds q friendship Between The Two
nat:ous been sEens the;ied. being uSSkeu
ed lie added. II sane acGresS c1e-
!,aos 10 hun the Mexican GovsrnGeA;-a4vi.,
sdver!cG 10 oGe exception oily-"t have boz =
single oncia oeuiand. even simP!s reGnes; wAich
We. not srSn;cd AL tbs did Lot look, Certainly
tnoush In TWO shert years nom tia: time we must needs
% lauadens with cannon arSnc Ger ciieS 10 WAKE
her I'D 20 sense OF The wIoEss cad INJURIES we had 20
long borne OF The cs.!ce she was wa1oniy with
ho,slrs from Us. No, Il oay reeted Thai Mexico
should have been csncAted n regard 10 Texas, % make
the settlement Of sls CLAIMS certain Ras fsce SD sss