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In reply to certain remarks of ours, two
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we virtually express conviction, on our
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ken decided ground for 'No License, I"
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not been seldom, as our files will show
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tons that, in the minds of considerable
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not without difference.
The Chronicle denies making any cats
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MR.. POLK ON THE PROTOCOL.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Feb. s.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Feb. s.
The Presidents response to The peremptory
call of the House for the Treaty of Guadalupe
Hidalgo, with the Protocol Of such there beg
attached thereto, and for all documents con-
nected with the negotiation thereof, was COM
munlcated to Congress to-day. The Message
seems to be very well worded, and to make
the best Of a shockingly bad business but its
length alone suflices to show that the Execu-
tive not only has involved himself in serious
dilemma, but is painfully conscious of the fact
Of course, he puts on bold, brusque, face,
and insists that the Protocol either amounts to
nothing, or, if it does involve us in obligations
which the Senate had deliberately refused to
sanction, why then it is of no valid or binding
force This last get-off is simply trifing and
absurd. Our Commissioners solemnly assent
cd to and signed the Protocol; the Secretary
of State approved and the President ratified
the act; and, though the whole proceeding is
plainly illegal and a usurpation as bct,reen our
setreS-the Senate having never consented
thereto nor even been permitted TO know OF
its exlstence-yet, as regards 1erico, we can
not plead this outrage by our own authorities
in bar of the stipulations solemnlv made for
us by them. The Mexican authorities appear
to have acted in entire good faith throughout.
The Protocol expressly states that their ratif-
cation of the Treaty was in consequence
of the Protocol. They had no reason, noright
to know that this would not also be submitted
to our Senate aud ratified as solemnly as the
Treaty had been. They could not have sus-
pected that it would have been studiously con-
cealed by our Executive until it leaked out in
an accidental way, with the obvious intent of
keeping it dark until our present rulers should
escape from responsibility and leave it lega-
cy of trouble TO their successors. The whole
transaction is so plainly and painfully bad that
fine words cannot cover though they may some
what befog it. If it can be justified, I can i'm
aglne no act of President that could not be.
Let the People read the Presidents Mess
age, but let them turn back from it to the Pro-
tocol, and the Articles in the original and in
the amended Treaty to which it refers, and
judge rhy this Protocol has been kept dark
till now. am confident they cannot judge
otherwise than right.