The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-23


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SECRETARY Oh o'ate' III desPach 10 our minister III
o' uhaei aa'e Oh 'uiy o. oi<' mar gentleman says
ebooss s.o'e" - oonsue amo may sun
1885, and as sill continuing rebeious povinc bt th
~o'td has bee" obliged to take very different of The
mal1 ,oa from 'ne lme OF tue battle oil San Jaento N
same srt.ynoI ,gn. If aa,onn, ;.J..Is"s M.rea bsr
self, and with quite as much stability of government"
Again, in the same despatch, Mr. Webster says
since 1887 the United States haze regarded 1sras as an
sd sopNe.g"y as much as Mer'eoi ana n uaae
Mexico cannot on thai acconnt se REGARDED as an inter
by which assistance and succor are given Mex
can rebels"
ana ne ADDS mat
constitution, pnole treaties; ana m~s' o0"se rns
rrrR,roav as 20 p,nr or THE ranrronv or MrxIco"
| Now if "Texas had for manv wears. exhibited the
Same evternal signs o national Independence as Mexco
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noi'eh' anu WIN 4a''o ' nu'h '"oy VI so'e'hir"''
H. snce 1887, the United States have regarded Texas
an independent sovereignty as much as Merico.v and If
:: 900 a. po;,.. - -, 1. Al, ...:..:D
~ N' 800 ~ '-o
ueaues' ana laws 10 ieSafd texas as an "depe"deM
State, and its territory part of the territory of Net
i'm what RIGHT has Mev;co IN maize war IN tho Uni
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leu o'aes Ior entering INTO compact OF annexation win
Texas ? And how, IN view OF these admissions OF MIR.
Webster can the advocates of MEXICO mt IN face 10
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tfv Mex;co for making v,r mon - ~ ID, ...o,,n,
T, uor,a soor, Tho, ,ha oor,,n.o. 80 49,, u;.;,Io
which s,ob ,a;,orors cordrct ,n,os ~.
80 all s.nso &C sh,ma 70 all, n,,,,os IL. 49,, - /,
,no.ha, o,,.a 80 ,.r.. :.
,ons,,oa viii, No. ,u,,.,.. ~, ,.e...u
Or dorroa.,;on
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'peeoi' ""'.n contains MS
20. - De'ai =, "i.A''o' Notwithstanding MS
D e"oA '''' VIC une'' consequence oi !he
~ " ', y, i'Aae 70 ''' val III WHICH
-" NV e"s'se', 90 ue'eiilheu - put 'ohsls'eh-
= - - - '' w "'' a.e'"'o'y AeNa'
IN y wv ~ "'' f"'' 1A''
'' ~, ''''p'0'''' "A' "''9'e'' we queue
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eminent or any Of the conna,. %, ny oa o, gov
Of Mexico, for the last twenty years And 90 further
sag that in my Judgment after the OF 1885, and the
- e1.eo "aa no reason torfga'a itras
it was entirely at the dsnosi,ion f ,hoss ,vhn ad - i;
They made government for themselves This country ac-
nowedged that governments foreign States acknowledged
t 49,, ~ - 1910 ~ ~, ." JameSs ana no"esfy zoe
dependent State among the Stoes of The word No NOT
ADMIT, THEREFORE,, JUST GROUND OF COM
PLANT ON THE PART OF MEXICO THAT THE UNITED STATES
Ao"' "''', VINO 'uh anu "'soiute a"lissloh oy the
'oo' a,i' anu i"u'"'i au'ocae anu apoogsl OF Mex
w ~ ING o" ne Ut MS leiloW Mexican SYM
ionse nave 'e assurance 10 say that Mexico
"'o"s'0 ~ '' "''eAauon Oh Aexas ana therefore
A"u c'u'' u wal aalis' lhe ohted STATES IT, al
N' lucy eA" eA',,D al elro'ery SO audacious they
1.r .I ''o', Gnu ooi'e"'p' ., al honorable men.
mia W. n",0 ~" e''aoiiShed Tue pos'uoh' that
A' ''''e.. n"u sh " eh'er ih'o compact Oh an
Ao" "n -eA"'' oil" ",a' MEXICO haa no reason TO
p" = '-'' 49, '"u0" 1923 " W. se wal against US
=, - 1N' - o'' N,'' "'.,'ie, we sno"eu ina.
VIC "''''oS =. A'A'' eA'ehueu " inc MO orahde' anu
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uhon tns rIesuent was under constitutional Obllga-
ton to defend il against in yasion We have tbarefore
""'e' '"eloioe'
esaDsneu the poshons that this war IS not an "Execu
tive war that II ia not a, ,nJ
i've ""'' n"' y 70 nv. on un'oh'u'u.ioiiai war; anu
that 1t was commenced by Mexico, by her own act, on
N'e PoA' VI '"o "in " VI Twas.
WI "e'''oi-uie s'e"' eApouhuer VI tue cohs'ilu-
'oh anu oi 'he 'ts"sy Jo'e'gn "on agast ms o'on-
says .na' wars may DC wasea from oaa mohves-lo gam
one ODJect While tey put IOrtn otner ODJectS or pre-