The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-31


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1 in the Ssnair. twelve siandss cgmmsfses were ag-
poiniel The NOT inpogisni Al this those on
constitutional guestons, Tslaons, sad war ossfois,
chairman Of the his, Ledo % hs second and Herrera,
OF the third Scaof Rosa chairman Of she COMMITTEES
on the government, of administration. and The public
credit EspAIa Is a. The bead Of ihe committee on 'hs
/ treasury.
Sevsial projects were introduced in grand committee
among which was one hnlnE the gcasani ~snsofs aud
deputies 10 toe amount 81 two hundred dollars aDoher.
tina, those who NEGLECTED % feon themselves Should ee
ship for period double that for which thsy have failed
10 discharge their legislative duties Ihose who are alb
sent without PERMISSION for two months shall be subject
TO the same punishment Further in Of the With
drawal OF members, the votes Of the majority shall D.
final and IN OF tie the question shall be con
sidered as decided Ia the negative
After few other unimpofiani matters, The committee
rose and the two branches adjourned
We have. in previous number Of the Star, stated that
President Pena Pena accompanied BY his Ministers de-
lvered his ssge presence of the senator's and depu
ties which was responded 10 on the part OF the President
of the Chamber OF Depuues-an abstract OF which re
spouse has already appeared IN our columns
1.-THE message OF Pen, Pena is very long, and we
have only to give the following extracts from a.
RrFunac,
d. aHue de Ia PeHa sna rad at Ae oPs"ias Of the see
sions Of isis.
GENTLEMEN or the SENATE AND cHawBsR DEFU.
TIES Can there possibly be angus cete-
mony national than the present installation
shed from Providence than that OF
ing you this day that the republic survives Its misfo
the proude titles ia the estimation Of the world
Was be expected months snce--hc capital the
the army dsorganized and the passions oil the people In
hamed-that the calamites OF Ioelgn war would cease
and should have IN power TO nourish the hope OF
peaceful and happy future
Also the circumstances which surrounded You can
appreciate the value and importance of event
which places us in so advantageous position What was
regarded as an mpossblty is this day realized Con
has assembled in accordance with the acquisitions OF
the constitutions and the government is about to intrus tue
the republic the wisdom of its representa-
lives How national and elevated is your m:ssion-how
will expected that should speak You of the great
and interesting points in the internal administration OF the
period Without the slightest geration,
can you that in the difficult crisis which The
republic has and with TO meet ITS
absolute necessities It has maintained loyal order resisted
with the law than with armed force the violence
factions; the morality of the government pre-
vented ruinous losses to the treasury, and above ALL has
allowed the bond Of the federal Union 10 be broken
sincere regard Tor our nsttnons an afoeht aes,e
prevent shameful instructions and bros In sight OF the
foreign enemy firm resolution to assemble the chambers
md the of the administration new Presi'
Ientthese will be sufficient plain the few but severe
relates TO its couseake constitutional and ndis-
pensabein rear to the events in San Ls Po,os But
geutemen points should whatever feelings
preferences under ordinary circumstances, draw your
attention from the awful responsibility oil the present mo
The treaty gentlemen, concluded by our plenipo,en.
city of Guadalupe, is submitted to the judy
ment OF the national representatives OF public opinion
such have suffered, the changes which it has
produced, interesting to the whole world: They merit
cao and rom their very constitute period OF
vital importance the republic Justice, humanity con
venience and honor present, under different aspects
treaties celebrated between nations and according to
the dominant feeling, they are regarded as Advantageous
detrimental Opinions in consequence, vary consider
ably and in by no means easy to weigh the disadyan
the extremes and make choice IN the
and calm calculation Nevertheless the treaty
Of Guadalupe whatever udgmen, may be passed upon H.
either by The or by that which may sue
ceed viii be censured dshonoabe or oppressive
the liberty and sovereignty of the nation IL cannot be
pronounced unworthy Of noble misfortune and oil gene
feelings.
The Mexican public has treated the United States, and
they with 1t, independent people The spirit win
which the been conducted might be cited
show that do deserve all the charges which have
made during the True, fertile and
portion soil is cededa portion of consdern
containing the elements OF new and Hour
sbinoS States do NyI.b fDc
solemnmuch less the profound regret occasoned
New Mexico from national Mexican Union. desire
her TO leave record testimony OF the interest WIN
which my has regarded the citizens OF those
States can you, gentlemen, that their future destiny
the negotiations Nay had been possible,
territory coded would have been extended on the con-
dition that the Mexican population within It's limits should
be left free The reflection that continuance oil the wal
would certainly plure their condition., has brought win
the consolation that Whatever evils they may suffer- cannot
chargeable upon administration. War always rem
ders the deploabe changes necessary and war SO
unfortunate has been cannot but be attended by
the sacrifices which all societies and communities are
subjected Costly be, they involve but single
loss, and loss demanded by the principles of Just and
seeing policy They only involve opposition, but
IDLE with the honor aud dignity OF the most
eriul people in the world.
Whoever shall pronounce the treaty OF Guadalupe dis
honorable the the territory ceded
is guilty OF bringing the charges against the first
tons IN the world and the Question will navcr be solved
show can unfortunate be avoided - This dignity
governments and OF the people demand other lmmuta
which often spring from the passions generally spurious
and dangerous their effects To dam which
IS devastating everything, avoid useless efuson
Of blood to renstate the nation in its primitive con-
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