The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-10-07

iarNans sEs,s sssselnnAeF islaEria - nol
| excrsL 81 gh,aslrsald men, sh@lgh c. lhe
m0sI Pss lesrrsns. Z he aEsn,slioe keihg
scrrpiel lar the purpose 81 afgoliaiing )
Pescs spOR hOaor2hls c0n.lilipns. ihr re-
gagiaiiars bad brea sOmlnrnecd. all IN
he 29sh were ysl going %. aal,riihsfaad-
~ tAaf che a. asnssas fife G0Ffraaeai
for re asstmtIiag 81 LoagEess haf lad
- s9srf. Pnm pfsrediag cssusFeacrs
and from The fact that Congress had not
met. il Hss inErned ihai Congress vas moi
disposed 10 approve srrn the consent 10
.nes0iisle. much less such ! treaty as shanld
result frnm negotiating. Many members
II Congress lad offered 10 mees Al Q'lere.
faro, Ihal pI4se being DE centre of opera.
tons Cor IIlase Opposed IN peace. The
confusion d treaty Mas no less oilrn-
sive 10 several military rhiels. although
they had bern so lsr adheFeH;s Of Santa
Anna. Aud. iinaIIy, The disappearance of
Gen. Valenria. IS well as Tie existence pf
league Of The States. of whirh QnefeiaFO
was the centre. and lhe arrival OF Gen.
Paroles. who some letters say had already
pronounced a 'rolnca-all Ihrealened %
pEolong the war, thus rendering useless al
The efforts Of those in the capital who
were al work TO secure peace. aud threat
ened 70 Wrcsl power from the hands Of
Santa Anna, ,rhOse aeis ia jacOr # the
conclusion Of a fr6aiy IL Tas thought
leO"d rsqnirs sren the support efts q.
merieGa troops.
"Our readers-lhe editor OF The Diario
eontinues-will rceollect That " hen. upon
the invitation Of The Envoy oflke uniled
States, The Mexican Government consull-
ell Congress 20 knaw whether IL should
listen or not Ia The propositions which il
was proposed 10 make 10 il, Congress lid
not respond to The demand made upon il
save in an evasivc manner. that the SET.
dement, Of that business bcloHged 10 the
Government. But they viii also recoIleci
that the Government replied 10 Congress
that il possessed no sefh powers. in;s-
much as. they were not granted By the
fundamental Law, aud as in comforting ex.
fraoriinary powers upon the Executive in
April the power 10 make peace was ex.
pressly Withheld. Accordingly. llle ne.
,essily OF The cooperation of The legisIa.
live body TO sanction any treaty which
should be made being recognised Ly, the
Government iIself, il Congress should re.
use 10 meet. as il was supposed would be
he case, this want Of their concurrence,
ven should they make no express decla-
alton against treaty. would be power
III weapon for those united by tie league
II Qucretaro, as well as for all who night
,e disposed 10 join them Out OF hostility
o a treaty, or from iheir personal disssiis.
action with the. Provisional President. |
Notwithstanding, ue do not mink IL i'm
probable thai HE Commissioners ,riH
ring their ia6ors 10 successful concla.
ion, and that. Tor the ratification Of .lieir
work, and 10 supply in a measure the abb
'ence of Congress, an assembly Of notables |
will be formed IN Mexico. Al The same
ime we iDTesee, by The general tenor OF |
he correspondence from Mcxico, that The |
mt oil IlosuIIies has NOT yer arrives, anu |
hat assurejly The treaty which may be
concluded will not terminate Them. :"
Such are Tie views Of The Diario te Ia !
Marina. a journal conducted with great
mt, lligence and industry, and with ample
ABILITIES 10 obtain information from Mex
eo. We have gone al length into its !
'iews, thinking that nothing, in The alb !,
'ence Of news from any qnarier, would
i've more interest 10 0Gf readers. |
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