New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-10

Nuecss. tho ssbire, the Red Rive fni ire eat
err ridge Of tee Rocky Mountains Tbs work u
perhaps o. 10 fartbsr authority apoo tbs qiest"3
We are cousdsrirg thar ~ scog ~ that ~ = tn~s
period there Eas no coz eICt,Dg claim Oh ne $40
set Of the boundary. 10 a. American EDITION
oob!ished in 1896. ssigniscant remass ia nsde
that sh0sld the Independents Of texas &c 81
cured. or abogid i be annexed % 'he DNi.e1
States II 10 Dot Iiicat 20 ioresse tos' az 'D~is'
',Ii be srteEd<d n ne de- I'oTts. .-,.-,r
H. The yesr 1894 Col Alnon,e 7''l.ea I7hAs
uuder commission from the aez car ~ sIa-S. '
rsuo.s Terss =ss described g. BOUNDED - lie
South by Tsmsulipss -Ds .ns Ga. u Mexico. I'D
-, ,bs VVa.. bv Coshuiiz Chih1thas AZ toe ter
,i,,yv ~ Vsv-nexica He further stated 70 -
reoa-, that the Government o. Comma al Tex
az u.te public ssOy.i - BIN th.. tie = nee S..
which wa co5moDiy supposed 70 BE- he bonn.
dary between Texas I'D Cos5s'is, $40 90 Alo
DOVE upon tire nap, va not the :. a. boundary,
bat hat the line copuebcsd 81 ne srnboSe0EIs u
the Arspsa9 River, peoc-selog toeLSe 70 the jnnc-
ZION ~ the Medina AID A,tol.o Rivers S1sRce
aiong the Media - "a source - tie bcros7 O.
CnihushVs-
!. vii i, ps7ceirel ~ - examination q ne
map hat whichever boundary is adopted large
tract OF country intervene let1eel &. sd TIE
Rio Grsnde, the en.ire length Q, lat -.fsf. u =
" be observed sto that the oecsf a.ion o. saiufs
SION made = the TIM 4 Alrooate eksuins'ion'
vas oY Government which sp.hJf'iatF'S =
presented Iexss stisOgs sno.Hef state yes So
jtcl 70 tho sane GGaiLis.ss:'cf' toG u $50. -
de:srnire beyond any TessoDso'e 'oY' 60.
Wes.c-a boundary Of Tens, WREN u -
of MEXICO zss itner tic Nueces o. IN ~.
Sncb "a. IL. sts.e n fSc;s when, 10 20,
| 9. b,vi,e dacisled herself indspennenN - :
bod. e,. tha: seemed very s'isney
the d,.:-sc ssd state Of the COZ ~ >. he
~, a.. Of Conere.s sne-tibg tie no
| the Wes.sTn boundary Of Iez1s e a. -, 61s
a., 80 chance = AZ the boundary me ., TDe
| s--s,l % The 42d degree OF North ietituoe' rev
'.'Enn5ed a, the claim might Be, II tt1ss oou'o
-. Tosi,t,usd By force o. sTrns, u "O-.o' y lNs
~ N cations, hsve been Deceive. 20" vas
sts fsct' / kccv not u any one wni be ga
enough 20 sssort .hst ire inilltsry oonI'o o
80 ned 10 Sc RIO GrSu6e, vneD & - "a
-, ST 20 20 IL time Of Annex alto. % tie
d nitss States TIC settlers even on the Cocraco
oot,i6 ,c.rcsl, be pgOsecssd against ire 1e1lcsns
srd Indians. add he coV1try batwesu the NUsoes
sna Rio Grade, although fertile and inviting 70
oolouists, YES utterly ln.nha5itea and without
single military peat.
Kennedy, who was Ia Texas in 1893, 7enE'ss
ip his history ihsi within the INIT 81 tho re
public Of Texas, "a defined ~ the boundary &C. Of
Dec. To- 1896, are included part. Of TGms0fpas,
Cosiuiia aud New -aexico Chs tite . which, 6e
subsequently adds, va. yet - be perfected ~
treaty with Mexico. s9cn treaty, no~O'ei, Wss
Devei made, nor probably ever could have been
Wills Texas rs,aeinsd Repuohc. The 'nterveS-
ton q toe United ases ard .htt to- ~ an armed
forcs alone accomplished H. Wnsinsf the scq1i
siton o. Territory hdjecsn: to Texas 1ost neoes
ssriiy iLors 70 her advantage cauEot be deter
mined wishOat careful examination Of tie re &C.
tioas Of the United states, ard tie crcuusiso0es
under which the treaty WIS msj5. bTsi o.s-
cussCn ID chs matter viii, treat, not De without
ose. 50 sbal avoid al psrii1sn Views