The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-24

Mexican government, on amicable terms.
The supplies which may arrive between
the ratification of the treaty and the em.
barkation Of the troops, are not 10 be sub
ject 10 duty.
The treaty 10 to be ratified By the PresI
dent and SENATE. and to he exchanged
within four months after it's ratification.
The boundary Of New Mexico is to he
defined as laid in Dislurnell S map Of Mex
leo, published al New York in lS47.
The Treaty proposed two modes ofpay-
ing the amount agreed upon. The frst of
which was as follows:
fhe Mexican government shall, at the
lime of raiiiyIn ing this treaty, declare
which Of these two modes Of payment It
prefers; and the mode SO elected BY il shall
be confvrmed to by that OF The U. States.
FIRST mode Of ayment-Immediateb
after this treaty shall bave been duly rati-
fed BY the government ofthe Mexican re.
public, the sum Of three millions of dollars
sliall be paid to the said governdent b,
that Of the United States, al the CITY OF
Mexico, in the gold orsllver corn Of Mex.
ico. For the remaining twelve millions
of dollars, the United States shall create
stock. bearing au interest Of six per
ceninm per an0un, commencing on the
day Of the ratification of this ,realy by the
government of The Mexican republic, and
payable annually at Tie ciiy oi Washing
ton, the principal Of said stock to be re
deemable there. at the pleasure of the
government ot The United 5 ates, at an,
time after two years from the exchange o t
raIihcatlons Of tins treaty, SIX mou,bs
pubic notice Of The enleDtion to redeem
'he same being previously gwen. Ceriii
Gates OF such stock, 10 proper TORN, for
such sums asshalI be specified by he Mex
Ican government, shall be delivered, and
Transferable by the said government to
the same by that ol the u. Sta,es.'
ihe Senate struck the ABOVE from the
treaty. The second mode of payment, Is
Ihus set forth:
Second mode ofpayment-Immed late
y alter tins treaty shall have been dul,
ratihed by the government Of the Mexl-
can republic, the sum OF three mlIIruns ul
iollars shall be paid to ihe said govern
nent by that Of The Uulled States. a, the
city OF Mexico, in the guild or silver coin
VI Mexico. The remaining twelve mi,
IIops oi dollars shall De paid at the same
place, ahd IN the same coin, IN auuaI IN
ailments Of rhree millions of dullars each.
together with interest on the same, at the
fa'e OF SIX per centum per amman. TINS
lnteres' shall begin to run upon lhe whole
sun oltweive mlilins from the day of lhe
ra'ihcation Of the present treaty by the
government, aud the first uf IN
'"s' ailments shaIlbe paid at the expiration
u one !earlrom the same day. Together
with each annual instalnent, as II falls
iue, the whole interest accruior ON su.,
'nstaiment from the beginaing shall also
De paid.
lCer''hcates, 10 the proper form for the
'a'u instruments, respectively, 10 such
"ms as shall be desired by the Mexican
government, anu transferable by II. shall
'e delivered to the SAID government b.,
hat Of the Unned STATES
Ihis section was agreed to, by the Sen
''e,a"ei exPunging the second paragraph.
placed IN brackets and Commencing w,u,
he word Certificates. The 9th ar,,cIe Of
he treaty, ,asorisinaiiy prepared, we give
'ntlre. ltsIn relation 10 Mexicaas. nov
established IN territories previously be.
ohgIng To Mexico, but wnich, by III.
rea'y,are 10 belong to the Uu,ted States.
'nd II reads as follows:
ARTICLE TX
Inc Mexlcans who, IN the territories
dofesaid, shall not preserve the charac
ef VI citlzens OF the Mexican Republic. |