Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-03-04

MEXICO has issued Circular TO the authorities OF
the different States Of that Republic announcing
that Treaty Of Peace with the United States has
been signed, and calling upon the Mexican States
for aid and cooperation in carrying it into effect.
The following is copy of the Circular, as trans
lated in the Vera Cruz Free Am erican:'
QUERETAno, FEBRUARY 6, ls4s.
ExcrLIEsr Sin On the second day of the present month
treaty Of peace concluded in the city Of Guadalupe
between Mexico and the United States Of America subscribed
by d. Bernardo Couto d. Luis G. Cuevas, and d. Miguel
Atsian, Commissioners the part of the Supreme Govern
men, and by ST. ID, Nicholas p Trs Commissioners with
penary powers the part of the United States Of North
America.
In announcing officially to your excelency the Provisional
President event of much interest," earnestly call the
attention Of your exceency the Importance of an
which will in all probability put end to the bloody
which has TIL now divided the two greatest republics of Anne
rica and which, for the misfortune Of humanity has been Of
long duration The treaty Of peace will be submitted to
the debeaon Of the National Congress and in the
while, when the representatives Of the people together
svery probable that armistce, suspension Of HOSTILE
ties, will put end the caamies Of war; and alleviate
in small degree that lamenabe condition which the
people of the Republic have been subjected by the invasion
The States which have thus far suffered the ravages and
evils of an invasion will be free from it during the amistce,
and their respective authorities will he able, without moles
taton to devote themselves improving condition Of the
people.
Congress- as it assemblies will approve reject
the treaty of peace and the decision to which, in its WISDOM
may come, will be respected by the whole republic In
presenting the treaty the deberaton of Congress, his
exceency the President will give it publicity He will At
the time give exposition with documents accompany
ing, in which he will, with the utmost ankness and clear
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which it stood the day when he determined put end
the conferences which preceded the conclusion of the treaty
referred In this document the republic will see how ne
cessay the great sacrifices which peace demands
honor Of country the national unity, its independence and
the Federal Republican Government under which nepen-
dence achieved In this document ALSO will be that
peace the preservation Of National Government the
sodaton Of its institutions, the reforms Of high and pro-
gessve character which civilization every day renders
necessary will Mexico sufficient and
to eceive in short time, and with interest," the losses
stoned by which could be prolonged only by
mating the ruin and devastation of the country.
But this termination Of the might present new
pretex of dcord This Cancellation alone creates alarm in
the minds of those who love their country and
end long series Of revolutions and that
weaken the strength Of the nation, at moment when it
cessary employ all its strength to repe unjust and dis
aous invasion His excellency the Provisional President
has alarm in contemplating the ghtu future and though
profoundly moved by the fear that dssensons may
to divide and tear the repubc he un Providence through
whose means, unforeseen by human vision, nations saved
that the Mexican people will be inspired with wisdom by the
lessons which sad experience has taught them and learn the
necessity of union and concord His Excecncy hopes also
that the principal funconaries of the republic who like your
Exceency, at the head of the people, will the import
and necessity Of order present circumstances
pero the petty and destructive views of parsan and
connect with that equanmy which wisdom inspires the
unalterable decision Of Congress.
His exceency the President will redoube his efforts for the
assembling of Congress the earliest possible In the
me counting upon the cooperation Of the Legislators
and Governors of the States, he will employ oil his power
solely for the Moderation Of the condition Of the people,
have the honor your Excelency the assurance
of my distinguished consideration.
God and liberty ROSA.
To his erceileney the Governor cfthe State If.