The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-01


We pubish the subjoipsd ofhcial correspondence for
the information and warning OF such OF our fellow.cI
may be proceeding 10 California. or elsewhere
through Msacsn territory Will e. ssea as, ns to
resist and punish abuses Of Mexican hospitality, sacn as
those said 70 have been committed in the state oil Chi
huahua and that they will be connived al or the
guilty. persons screened, BY the authorities Of the United
Mr. Do Ia Rosa TO Mr.. Clayton.
(Trsnssuonl
MEXICAN LreArIos
Washington, August a. 1919.
The undersigned. envoy extraordinary and minister
republic Of Mexico has the honor
Tnssd sass IN order % inform him that he has been n
sruced BY his make known that OF the
P.ss ia he s. q cssusSas snS 4. Vicinity BY
the numerous parties Of inhabitants of the United States
point aS i into bs Msaiosn ssss Ssr was as they
say - Upper California These parties Of adventures
region. Insult the Mexican sushortes so far as to obgs
hs 70 place guards in their Offices for their protection
On hs pa hs they had sssn robbed
thS four beasts Of burden. have committed the crime
oissses entirely innocent and psacsabe undersgn
Cd strongly urges the honorable Secretary Of sas % besow
inhabitants d the United States upon country with which
any nation, 70 traverse the territory Of Mexico. without
Pors due form and, 4 such foreigner armed
their defence. the Of Mexico has the ncon
i nav hsE proper g establish Under these consider
The government of the undersigned has given the ORDERS
oss exposed 70 s5sss attacks from such advenurers 50
that s latter, unless ihey submit in future, they should
and attacked highway robbers. SfoyagdOsJ and uied
ssoodins 2 the laws appIshsnasd i should not, there
hs. should V bloody ,hs psaosabs
= as hi. pS Ss
yof Mexico q Upper California and other places II
fortunately such conflict should between the inhab
OF the ropubCs. the undersigned
clare - he dces declare IN the name Of his government
force and her Legitimate right resistance sggres
sion The q the undersigned, however, hopes
bypacdc and conclia,ory feelings towards Mexico viii
order such 70 be taken prevent
States crossing Mexico from sndangerng the peace and
harmony now 90 happily prevailing between the two
lions
T.. undersigned ai LUIS u.s. be La ROSA.
To the Hon. J. M. CLAYTON, &c.
Mr.. Clayton to Mr.. De Ia Rosa.
DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, August n, lSi9
The undersigned, Secretary of State of the United States
exssordinary and minister penpoisntiary Of The
Mexican republic under date Of the 2ls instant upon the
Vicinity, BY ciiizens OF the United States.
De Ia Kos that copy his has been
the Secretary Of War; accompanied by letter suggest
liar complaint should be addressed proper
officer in command on the Mexican # frontier
Mr. De Ia Rosa renewed of his very
JOHN M. CLAYTON
Mr.. Crawford to Mr.. Clayton.
War DEPARTMENT,
t Washington, Aug. q, 1919.
Sin IL have had the honor receive your communica
zion Of The 2Sh instant together with copy Of note add
Washington He complains that American emigrants in
passing through the State of Chhuahua and in the neigh
q ssis q
szistng between the republics Of the United States
sition or which would all Of
plant The law Of 1873 confsrs authority the Execu-
foot any mit. enterprise Or expedition agans, the tent
Of the last Congress and applied TO emiga,ing parties TO
ersiion. By the just sdverted TO- clearly
the policy OF this government 10 encourage emigration TO
viii 'ns :. pS Thai the pas. s
armed, and have extent quasi military organzs
ton arises from the dangers and necessities of the long
In psnuing their way California and Oregon, it
gsans shoud pass extensively the soil of the Uned
States, ~ In all Of emigration 70 New Mexico. II,
plated course. and pass section Of the territory Of
Mexico. BY their enhance H. hey place themselves UNI
sdysrsd 20 10 the Of the Mexican minister
WI :s Stale. ssano e.
interfere. They spring from the supreme authority
oiscd by Mexico and limited only by her discretion
As consequence, she possesses the
right Of enforcing her remedies according her judgment
The people of the United States habuay Inclined
respect and obey laws which social order
security: however. portion Of them should be 50
unmindfu Of their duty ntrude themselves those
residing In foreign land, invade their rights Of person
property they must abide the Of their rash
and violence tt.t
may be pardoned In making tho suggestion that II Mex
loo object 70 the armed emgra,ng panes Of the United
ss,s passing through her ieIrso notice to that efes,
her hospitaiy her fidelity treaty obligations by the
OF preserving her internal tranquility At least notice
would exclude the defiance which ignorance frequently
seeks 70 impose az n shield for delinquency
Very respectfully, your oecdie die , seTysni
To the Hon. JoHs M. CrAYros Secretary OF State
DEATHS or ABRAHAM AND HANNAH SToRms-E Eight or
nine years since, Abraham Storms relative OF the late
Col Storms and Of Carrot Storms OF this city. descended
from an old Dutch family in this State, and native Of
Orange county, was healthy. vigorous man, OF 81,
owned splsndd furniture store the west side OF
proadway Broome street. the contractor for
H.