The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-12-25

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encs ,iassdo Mexican AFFAIRS and
uId Message commences ad
ID 4 II ,tmasncss BY setting forth
lab, 4, var-violalions Of the rights
lcb ntpppsrly Of our citizens by
port hib and violation Of solemn
Animal 10 receive our Minister;
iop N V,siso commenced the war
tireIl lrIs and shedding the hrsi
lisea Il %Gdngr,ss had declared with
USE q n hnt the wat existed by the
Of ID &c sagsthat since the ias'
.asNss slhe wur has been PROSE
9 CID rpa&aryyn (Ritchie and the
Q Ell have asserted this so often lhal
SaO dre acquainted with the
club he truth Of it.) lie pays q high
lbuH compliment 20 the Regulars ant
! their gsIahtry. He then goes
c. M biz EncsVs desire for peace, ant
eat Of and instructions 10, Mf
20 d nnissioner. H. says that no in
u gwen which could in any way
llesa oH military operations; he wal
rnla Ihibt his Instructions to the Com
- isf and, in case a treaty wal
iFlll % him Of ii, and he was, in thaI
% 8 led 10 suspend further military
He then goes on TO state the pro.
Y h afterwards took place, but men.
" with which all were not acquaint
lsspt that the Commissioner tool
Afl project 81 the treaty, by the term
\ United States insisted upon (,
@ stiiOFy as an indemnity. He thel
igns that We can receive indemni
way, and states, incidentally tina
100000 appropriation has ye
THO taIIOwing extract from tn
y ioTh The Commissioners instruc
Hnlaioner Of the United State
N lAed y agrse 70 the establishment
n, SlsAds ~ the boundary; from i
\ : ~ Gulf % its Intersection viii
- Boundary Of New Mexico, i
g spout Iairty-lwO degrees; an
session. 70 the United States Of u
WV Mexico and the California
.sss Of che right Of way across It
l'huantepec.
lalry Of the Rio Grande, and II
" United States Of New ,texic
Vliornia constituted an aitimGgur
ysamssioner was, under no cireur
sld' That it might be mantle.
Mexico, but to all other nation
RyPl'd States were not disposed
49, 4 feeble power, BY insistir
Y 'FoI her all her other province
Many Other principal towns al
70 Aed roRqeerede and held
occupation, but were willing
Ss'y 70 Fhe spirit Of liberaIit
's'0n'r was authorized to stipula
Z'''esRtO Mexico, of all our 9th
,e9luM III
NJ { SfacqsiFed BY the bOu
might DO estimated to be
'aaa q fair equivalent fol .
y Commissioner was author
- AsPaymsnt Of such I'D,
fonddeFadOn as,was deem
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~. a''et arguing to some extt
''s aad ptOpriety Of these teri
a'.. On the 9Th Of October /
''''llsd, dndthatia the EXIST
~. shsll make no further ov
N. The fllowing extract enc
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that we should secure ,
my ne cohquests we have ali
n lPis purpose, We shouldh
N. " naval and military fore
soa. ,Ssn' cides, and provinces !
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