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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-27

Captain Palmer and the india trade otner,
for X. Collins Co.'S Liverpool line. is to be 800 feet
long, rs beam, and 81 deep. Captain Edward Cook
of the Siddons, is command her Smith & Dimon
(bulders) building for Jonathan Goodhue g. Co.,
ship of coo for the India trade Bishop & Simsonson
buders) Tuesday last, launched the ship Mechanics
Own" OF the anchest ships put together here
She is destined for California under command Of Captain
Joseph Adams late of the ship Brufus and four
g. FOUNDERS The Mechanics Mining Association, 100 in
number uniformed and armed an infantry company,
and so others, 60 out in her.
Il that philosophc neghbor Of the Tribune
"going his death" for Fouriersm with renewed earnest
His paper of this morning is graced with moro than
of displayed in the leading edi-
oria column explaining and advocating crazy
scheme . bank Of exchange barter to which every
body shall .be.ong and the OF which all shall be
permitted borrow without paying interest! This do
signed for tho latitude OF Paris, though the New York
Fourertes live in the hope that their bank millennium
will eventually reach this country. fancy the good folks
of the United States enough of belonging"
bank without renewing the experiment in the case OF
this Fourierte scheme. Tho mail OF this day
brought report of lecture delivered in Cincinnati by
the editor OF the Tribune himself, the 18th instant
almost the Identical thoughts grazing the
nc,ton referred Poor fellow he is be ped for
thus permitting his active and capacious mind
seed No vagay appears be too absurd just TO OBJ
tain his counienance. ven
There mach in the condition Of certain GLASSES Of
po i'm this city Justify the exercise Of the hearts and
OF the phianthropic for the ameIioation of
indeed But instead Of stirring up such
persons proper of their duty this connection,
which doubtless his aim, his evident sym pathy with all
the bloody demoalzng, and atheistcal doctrines Of the
ocls leaders Of PAs are forcing upon This par
~ - - = = s7-.s e rsscticc. 100 W..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17


who Resented it 10 Harvard College
The fair presumption and belief is, that
the note was prepaid, on the sale of the
cabinet.
with regard .oahe faggots said to have
been left at the Medical College by the
Cambridge express man, they were trim
mings oil grape vines sent for the purpose
of being burt for anal sis ofthe ashes. 1t
is hardly probable, that with an ample sup
ply Of wood and coal in the College, grape
vine trimmings would have been procured
ferthe purpose Of fuo;."
We have heard sill another version OF
the discovery and character Of the notes,
bdf we have it from responsible source
that the large note, (which by the way
covered the small one, was hororably ta-
ken up by Professor Webster, in advance
of its date, as stated in the Transcript, that
we must believe the statement until we see
the figures that prove otherwise
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17
The .Pauper Labor Of Englandi

t The table OF wages paid in the cotton
mills of England, published by committee
of Parliament, md therefore deemed au.
ll,entic, shows the following:
Rate Of wages paid in Manchester Eng.
land cotton factories: spinners, FL 10 FL
IS. per week, or nearly $I per day; card
ers at the rate of 81 l8uper@rnon,h; women,
S3 per week; powessIbsin weavsrs, So per
week; children, liza per week
Rate Of wages PAID at Bradford [Eng-
land1 woolen factories: Men average SIS
per week; women, So pei. week; children,
s ,25 te $I,75 per week..
The Richmond Enquirer says:
Compare these "pauper wages Of Eng
land" with the wages paid by the cotton
and woolen factories in Richmond and vi
cini,y, and it will be found ,ha, not one
establishment pays as high wages as the
above named rates, and, Notwithstanding
our factories pay less wages they all work
more hours. - -r,.4
Here are some facts which we submit
to the consideration of The Tarifites. Let
them stand up against them, with their
worn out tneofles, II they cdH. hecolecL
that the Ten Hour system is enforced in
England.
We have not the statistics before US,
bu, we are satisfied that the iron workers
in Great Britain are nearly as well paid as
in this country. Were they not, they
would quickly rush he's. entering into
competition with workers and
thus reducing wages tsthe English stand
ard. : - ~-~
The protectionists have no plan in con-
temptation by which they hope to avoid the
evil we have ere.pointed out The Ma
tive scheme will not do it.. "A. rnonstrons
"Chinese wall'' might prevent emigration
into the country. But would it be practic-
able to build one And, besides, can the
American heart become SO cailous as to
suggest resort to such q scheme. Will
the American conscience sdnction il? No,
nersrt Let the oppressed come. God
hath set his canon against all national self
ishness. No people can prosper who dis
regard the rights of human;y.-Post.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17
IL A. e N N 3
MARBLE FACTORY.

A Fsw doors South Of the Court House.
Thosaus Jones Il Sons
Id RESPECTFULLY inform The citizens of
II Portage and adjoining counties, that, IN
Connection with Their Steam works at Cieve-
land, they have permanently established
/. BRANCH MARBLE FACTORY
at this plsce, where may be found large
a, sortment OF Ieaian and American Marble
of superior quality. finished in variety of
styles. and beautifully polished by Steam
Power.
Mr.. S. RI. Full, on and Mr.. Bul well are the
only travelling agents employedby this firm
notwithstanding many men who in some
measure appreciate their own insgnifcance,
represent themselves as such, and thereby
acknowledge our superior reputation for fair
de,ling and mechanical skill.
Mr.. G. w. Fox will manage the affairs of
the Shop.
Give us a call before purchasing else
where. 't' : 7 JONES & SONS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17
DIR. H. T.U BS,
ANAL YTTCAL PHYSICIAN,

CAN be consu ted at his room, Ravenna,
" Plent,ss House, Monday afternoon,
Tuesday and "Wednesday forenoon, IA, IS,
and Is Jan.
Those afflicted with disease of the Lungs,
Liver or Kidneys, Inhamatiohs. Dropsy,
Rheumatism, Asthma, Stertness of breath,
or difficulty of breathing. Dyspepsia, weak
ness or nervous debility, restlesness, loss
O. appetite, Consumption, arrangement OF
the stomach, bilious afee,isns, Gravel, &C.,
are invited to call. .s
No Charge for Consultation.
Reference 20 mdryiduas restored after be-
ing pronounced hopeless by attending ply
sIcIans, can at all times be given to illus
trate the efficacy of the Analytical prac'ice. !.
DR.. II. w,ll commune his visits once in four
or FIVE weeks
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17
a Card,
Dec. ?, Is4s.
TO T H E P u B LII c..

THE subscriber respectfully announces to the
/ fashionables, and the public generally, that
he has just opened shop in Ravenna, four doors
west Of the public square, where he intends
carrying on the Tailoring business, in all its
branches in the, latest American and Euro aean
s,yts or to suit the customer, and with strict
view to the form, features and general mien of
the wearer He Aatters himself that by strict
attention to business he will be able to suit even
the most fastidious. All orders:in his line will
be attended to on short notice, and On the most
reasonable terms. He furthermore pledges HIM
self that those who favor him with their patron
age shall have their work well done, and done
AT THE TIM E PR OMIS E D.
GCutting warranted to htif rightly made up.
B. A. DERBY.
November &c. 1s49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17
Sl,eriff,s sale,


4 N Obedience to the command Of writ OF
4 4th Plu Vendi Ex to me directed and
delivered from, the Court of Common Pleas
of Portage county, Ohio, shall expose to
sale at public vendue at the curt house in
the town of Ravenna on
Monday the 2lst day Of January, 1850.
between the hours OF ten O'Clock, A. M. and
four O'clock. P. NJ. of said day the follow
ing described lands and tenemens, to wit:
"Situa'e in the township of Hiram in the
county of Portage AID State Of Ohio and
is known by being Lot No 81 in the village
Of Harrison agreeable to a survey made by
Russell AsRman, Dep. couaty surveyor in
the month ofSJuly 1886 Recorded in Portage
county -Recogds, Book u. pages 81, 25, g6."
Taken in texecution as The property of
Elisha Garrett s. al. at the suit of Reuben
McaliIan s. al.
Lands appraised at sl4o
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sher ff's 0ffice. Por age Co.
Dncemhpr f7th I3I9
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17
SneriH,s sale.


DY virtue of writ Of Lev. Fa. to me d.
ID rected ard delivered from The Court
OF Common Pleas Of Portage county, Ohio,
shall expose to sale at pabIie>vendue al the
Court house in the town Of r VIENNA, on
Monday the 2lst day Of January, 1850,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock, An, and
four o'clock P M. of said day the following
described lands and teneEents, to wits:
"Being part of lot number one and is more
particularly known as village lot number
one hundred and eight ia the village CT
Garfettsville agreeable TO survey made by
Russell A. Ashman Deputy County Suryey-
or in: the month of June 1887 and recorded
in the Por age coun Records Book 29 pag i.
es 493 and 499."
Taken on decree wherein David ]. Boards
ley YVES complainant and Richard Shorts ct
ais were Res pondents.
Appraised at $4,000.
II JOHN GILLGS, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Portage Co.
DecenbRr l7ih I81o.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17
Aldrriagcs...

u~oocooL0o-o-O-oIooCo oCoN-oO-co-o-or-o~ coo
g In Freedom on the 9th inst, by Lewis Phelps
ESQ. Mr.. NATHANIEL FLEMING of Hiram,
to Miss CHARLOTTE CROKER, of Free
dom. %F go
In Hiram, on the 18th inst, by Mr.. M. E.
Francis. Esq Mr. URIAH SPENCER, to Miss
.CLARIssA w. DAY, both of Mantua.
In Deerfeld, on the 9th inst, by Rev. C.:
Brown Mr.. CALEB PITKlN, to Miss ANN
WHITLOCK, both of Ravenna ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17

NJOTiCG is hereby gwen TO all persons
lN interested, that the undersigned WIZ
make application at the next term OF the
Court OF Common Pleas, within aad for the
county OF Portage, and Stale Of OHIO, Tor
the vacation of aIsthai part of The town plot
of Franklin In, said county, which lies east
Of DePeyste. street, ESQ called) IN said town
Plat, and of all the streets, alleys ana
squares therein, of which part the UNDER
signed is sole owner and proprietor.
Dec. ?. 184g.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17
3neFfH 8 OII1ce, FUrtage 20.
December l7ih, l849. {
Sheriff's sale,

2 SncflHaS b SAFE.
DY virtue of an Order of sale in Parti-
I'D zion to me directed and delivered from
The Court of Common Pleas Cf Portage
County, Ohio, shall expose to sale at pub
lie vendue at the door ofthe Court house
in the town ce Ravenna, on -
Monday the 2lst day Of January, 1850,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock, "A. M. and
"a o'clock. P. Nj. of said day the following
described lands and tenemen:s, to wit:
'Situate i'll The township of Nelsun in the
county OF Portage and is known by beng
part of Lot No two and is boun. as fol-
lows, beginning at the north east corner OF
land owned by William Manley, thence east
center of the north and south road, thence
south on said road to the center Of tile road
lrading from Garrertsviile to the center Of
Nelson, thence westerly along said last men
toned rod to the south east corner of said
land owned by William Manley, thence
north along the east line of said Villa m
Manly's land 10 the place Of beginning. -
Also another piece or parcel of land in said
Lot No bounded as follows. beginning at
the sou h east corner OF said Lot n g, thence
north along the north and south road to the
center OF the diagonal road leading from
GarrettsvilIe to the center OF Nelson, thence
westerly along the said diagonal road to the
east line of ten acre lot owned by William
Manley, thence south along said east line to
the south east scorner Ct said ten acre lot,
thence westerly along the line of said ten
acre lot, which is parallel to eald diagonal
road to the south west corner of said let.
thence south on the east line of land owned
by Sanford Harrington to the south line of
Lot No Q, thence east along said sonth, line
of 10, No two to the place of beginning
The above described lard supposed TO con-
tain forty six acres. two small pieces of land
used for a scho i house and burying ground
excepted"
Appraised at $4,000
JOHN GILL!S, Sheriff.
sherif''s office, Portage Co. :
December I7lh, I349
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17

S,ALT, Fish, Plaster, White Lime, Water
- Lime, Iron. Nails, Steel, Pine Shingl les.
&c. &C., kept constantly on hand and for
sale at about Warehouse charges from cost.
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Franklin Mills, July Z, IS49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17
Dcntbs.

NOo-o-oo-o-ooo0ooOooo oOoooNoUc->~oo~-~oo@o"~"~@N"
2. At Shalersville, on the 14th inst, JOSEPH
DEMOW, after a long illness, in the 77th year
of his age.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17
SiaeriSf's sale,

SAlcs
DY virtue OF a writ OF Al. Vendi .Ex. to me
Ab directed and delivered from the court of
common pleas of Portage county, ,Ohls, shall
house in the town OF Ravenna on
B s1Nonday TIE 2lst day Of January, 1850,
between the hours Of len clock, "A. NJ. and
four O'Clock, P. M. of said day the follows
ing described lands and teEements to wit:
''S.luate:i in the township OF Rootstown in
the county of Portage and State Of Ohin and
is known by parts of Lots number IS and 80
and is bounded as follows, beginning at the
centre of post standing in the centre of the
Sale road leading from Canton in Stark
county to Painesviile in The county of Lake
twenty one chains and fifty links north one
degree west of. where SAID road crosses tie
south line of said lot nineteen, thence south
forty five minutes, East twenty one chains
and fifty links to the south line cf said lot
number nineteen thence west thirty six
chains and twenty three sinks to a post, thence
north thirty minutes west twenty one chains
and fifty links to post, thence west forty
one chains and eighty SIX links to the west
line of Lot No thirty aforesaid, thence north
thirty minutes west ten chains to a post.
thence east forty two chains and thirty six
Inks 10 Post, lhence sou'D Ihirty mthu'es
east ten chains to post, thence east thirty
five chains and seventy three links to the
place of beginning containing one hundred
and twenty acres and twenty four hundred,hs
of an acre oflaud be the same more or less"
Taken in execution as the property Of
Perry H. Babcock Sal at the suit-ef Alonzo
T. Herrick. Appraised at $ssS, 90.
JOHN GlLLIS, Sheriff.
sheriff''s office, Portage CO..
Dooomhar ~ ISdQ ID.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17

TRENCH PRINTS.-The largest and
IL .handsomest assortment ever offered in
Portage county can be seen at our store
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Franklin, Julv Z. - - sl.-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17

RLK LACE VEILS.-A good assortmen,
n will be sold TO suit purchasers.
Oct. 8. KENT, GRENELL g. Co,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17
The Boston Tragedy:


Noshing new has been developed 10 re-
gard ITO the mys.erious anu awful tragedy
III Boston. he Coroner Inquest IS still
10 session, but with closed doors, thus ex-
cluding the reporters Of the press. This is
.srsainIy AN extraordinary novement.-
hnintiinalion IS given out that Dr.. Park.
man has moi been murdered. L is sns.
pec,ed Tint the relatives of, The missing man
ars desirous TO approprialethe :grea, wealth.
which he possessed, and are too easily sat-
isfied thai The human fragments discovered
Are those Of DIS Parkmap. M S.ss 4 sIf a.
slpn. II rssrfs's Houss lsr.scHrD 4.
uA,r Am HIS SrArEMENrs CoRaoBoRA:
ren--tln " ednesday forenoon, Professor
Websier,s house at Cambridge, was, sub,
. iecied to, ansther search. This move was
sIIe rsssit, says .rumor, of s.aa CONVERSATION
which tonk place sit the Jail, between Pro.
.ssssor W add his counsel, and (which was
ossrhsards Tha officers were very polite
~ receiyed by Mrs. ". who readily as
sen.etto ihe search. ssSsssss
. On 6psning Professor Webster's private
desk. stt1ey discovered beneath some papers,
d the Identical note 1883, which Professor
Websieri hass tated he took up on the Fri
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17

RONNET VELVETS "A large stock OF
= VeIvets for Bonnets and Coat Collars
of all colors selling by -.
Oct. 8. KENT, GRENELL g. Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17

RONNETS s. RIBBONS.-Ag good assort-
- ment OF Florence. Pearl, Straw, Velvet,
Satin, &c. and Ribbons to match.
Oct 8. KENT, GRENEI.L & Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17
Franklin Mills, Oct 6, l849.

M UFFS Natural Lynx, Blk. Lynx. Af-
Iva rcan Lynx, Imitation DO. Gene,te
Blk. &c. &c. for sale as low as can be bought
in Portage county. -,
Oct. s. KENT, GRENELE Il Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17

Cash for Flax seed.
7'HE highest market price paid for Flax
Il Seed delivered at our Ware house OIL
the canal. .t.
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Franklin Mills, Aug. is, is4Y.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17

CHAWLS-Broche various qualities, Cash
O:mere, Terkerr, Grape, Plaid. &c. &c.
Oct. s. KENT, GRENELL g. Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17

RLANKETS.-W Green Il Grey Mack
- NAV Blankets, Whitony and Horse
Blankets, WHIT Counterpalns, for sale by
Oct. 8. KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17
NEW GOODS -,.,- ~
At the ShalerSvBe cheap Storss
nxapn THAN EvGp

TARPETS.-An entire new stock aud
~ great va ETY. of beautiful CarPstiDga
ast received and for sale at extremely lug
prices, at the Cash aud Ready Pay Store.
Sept. 2S. ROWELI. Il Go.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17
n. r. RANNEY. z. srALDINo.
RA NNEY & SPALDING,

RAVENNA, PORTAGE COUNTY, OHIO.
1F.otice 10 the Grand Jury room al the
Court House.
July II, lsd7.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-17

ID UDBERS. prs Mems Rubber Over.
H shoes--i50 prs Ladies' do.--s3 PR Ls.
dies Boots.-g5 prs Misses Overshoes just
received and for sale cheap. at
Sept. %. ROWELL & Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-27

Nh IL Sayv Agent. engaged IN makine dishn'se-
zasas< ~ "szy'si e8geged IN tnohh2 disbhrse
a. 3 : Il WsaId b hard 10 tell what the law does
rasaz.
We A<sr that eminent LAWYERS have Given grave d
ss< hat Mr. Dsnhv MT snch m officer rs any oi
iszs~ rxr-,-SsisnS eantrmpisted Thete may be some
ssirss shssh vii make u appear that m sgen Is MT
s'sseai sad thai ms1 is nj 'pefsnn but II must
- 4 tas whieh prove that black ~ whlie no
zasrs-s shstb~f ), n n nal. n physics.
b. = rnaa 4 ssfsiehtarsafd understandings shall
49,, ~ ihe eaaces thai the Suh-Trasuty law did
srzy NJ D-nh :. ease lhey will require these qnes-
szss< rs ~ saxaerfsf: Haw could Mr.. Polk snlemny
Tel 1sssreSs hat pahic had been i'~t under
- r-avisiaas when Tho Union sys he knew the fact
that Nj nrnhy nod failed 10 pay2 Ard what justihca
there be of The failure epor the fact 10 Con
rfess a the law reqprrd7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-27

cries Of "Nve / Empereur which he does
not affect even repress. 1t may be asked where
IS the Republican party The moderate and en-.
lightened portion, few in number, is poweren
Tor good. The Red Republicans advocate prin.
ciples of communism and other doctrines incompat.
iole with the existence of society or government.
and are justly odious to men of all parties. Their
leaders are prescribed, or imprisoned and they are
IN hopeless minority. The larger portion Of the
people, who accepted the Republic, are inst
as ready now 10 accept Monarchy. The LIE.
glSlative Assembly has Just shown the extent of
its attachment to republican liberty and respect
tor constitutions, by passing law, 400 to log.
Tor the regulation of the press far more severe
than any thing known, from the days of the res,o.
ration 10 the expulsion of Louis Philippe.
Unfit as she has proved for self.government--
traltorous to freedom as her course towards Rome
has shown her 10 be-the actual ally of Russia A.
gainst human progressive care not how soon her
fate be accomplished. We hope, whatever dynas-
TIC changes, she may undergo, she will not. until
capable ofappreciating the real nature of civil lib.
etty,lnJure the sacred cause by again attemp,u
The establishment of a Republic. She has 4 re
made the experiment, and twice demonstra,edS1er
unworthlnesS of the form Of government, and thus
retarded the progress of freedom in Europe That
Europe, in the middle of the 18th century. does
not every where recognize the doctrine of
popular So'er ei9hty'i IS owing mani" to France.
Her failure was, not in econquering her lbe rites
but in knowing how to enjoy them
From Hungary we have moth ng later Public
sympathy in England in and out of Parlame mt.
is cordially expressed and will greatly strengthen
her cause. 1t will be seen that, in our own
country, public meetings are held to give vent to
the popular feeling in behalf of this gallant peo-
pie. The English Reviews and Magazines for
the last month--all singularly of one mind on this
subject-have shed much light upon the past con-
ditlon of Hungary and the relations in which she
stood to Austria The Edinburg's article is per-
haps the ablest and most Interesting. We give,
in to-day's paper a brief sketch of it, which we
take from the Boston Atlas. The perusal OF all
these articles has inspired us with additional hope
that the triumph of the iIungarans will be COM
plete and glorious.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-27
THE MEXICAN PROTOCOL

The National lpelh1encer cinatas an elaborate ex-
animation of the subject Of The Protocol to the Mexican
treaty, which, doubt expresses the views and cuncu
si,ns If the present Admin .tr,tion. The Mexican gov
ernmrnt has shawn disposition 10 consider the Pruo.
col rs key guide Ia the construction Of the provis
Ions Of the Treaty OF Peace That such view Of it is
not justified either by the facts of the or by the
law aud usage OF nations, rs abundanlly shown by .hs
exposition.
Ihe following is summary of the results to which
the aftre referred TO- arrives after full investigation Of
the whoe matter
That our Commissioners had no powers 10 negotiate
any of The points To which the Protocol refers except
as 10 the mode OF payment al the twelve millions on
which, however they could conclude nothny until the
treaty of amended on part, had been ratified
by Mex co.
That The exp lanaons and assurances. given by our
Commissioners 10 he Mexican Government are IN direct
opposition Ia the u the treaty of peace clearly
and unequlyucaly shown by It's terms.
g. That the treaty ratified by the Mexican Gov
eminent, without any protest. exception. or objection
whaever in It's act of ratification any part of the
~
4 That the ratification was given by the Mex
lean Government with the tui and certain know ledge ON
lis part If the OF the first and second of the
bIve PROPOSITIONS
S. That the Mexican Government confirmed its as
sent 10 the treaty by Immediately afterwards accepting
the first instamen of three millions oldoars made pay
able To II by the United States under the iw,lh article
aud by other in accordance With other spulaons of
the same
be seen for impughng any of them in any way-it
follows ssarly that MeNic, bound to the n,s,r-
vance Of the treaty in all respects by every principle o
national law and national honor ; and the United
States equally JUS fled III dsregardinp the inter
ptetatons u which their Commissioners assented
in signing the Protocol without powers nr authority
To do 81, and IN express conayenton of their nsruc-
lions.