New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15
TEXAS.

place ne airy aonth sziscien; Period u ss'iicsi
What WI . sorae ofthe leai.zE measures q pub
&c Qoacy adopted tie present Session The GOV
esnors Message With copies Z as letters - Press.
dents Folk and Tsylsr ca the sub &c; .. tie caiG,
ct reAss % a psrs Of New Mexico YEA have douts
lsss seen ere this. The Message COMPLAINS that
nsither NJ Po.S nor Geners, TAYLOR had taken sav
| Eosce 1tthose communicative. Fer my psr; car
! not see Vhss r-ht t.ov Woci hsd - expec, snv
notice o:h.s..etsc-s from she Executive Department
a. Woshus-Cn l. certsiRiy . very hove
I procedure tr the Gcverr-- Il STATE. with
I or without legislative an,aSs..y, % maze az
oeitTa demand - -eguest q IRE President oi he
/ f-it-l States. which .he .S,te- hae = power 4
.rant What was the request e. Gov WoNi
/ Noie.sthan -ti, tina, the prcssienr Of the aisec
S,st,s issnf o-f.rs a. the Ninvy O-ce-s station
/ ed Ia santa Re - Sia ;hs Ohce-s ~ Texas g
/ o~E-Ais;.- re Cos7tB . Scrt' ~ 90 H''
! Et-crsS Jtd,.ci D.st-cf ~ ne Stafc q fr1s
aad 20 ~ ',r-t-g '.s 2rs ~ tes STAR, u . sao-'e
/ become Necessary - cal upon sad osce-s 60 po'
down ans resstance % The laws o. Texas. Hat
whether there was propuety or MT IN the sa5'e''
! iasiler Of Gov Woods communications, they were
entirely unofficial CO.. -stlcr, uot Official os tas7'
/ 's-. One was written from his plantation without
/ .Ae slightest evidence that 70 came i'orn plolc
flac.suarv or tt.s Siate. Both we're signed George
: 2 ~ so without the aLierla - Governor Vow
! very mach doubt whether Mr. Polk OF General
} Isy.1r knew that the WRITER was the Governor
/ %, Texas sltuouch General TAYLOR knew the ga
| laat Genera, WooI Of Monterey bot he must have
! had rcmsrkss.e memory M, Gpoa shcat i'qp
I &C 4aa asaurs b.. could remember distinctly BE
/ christian nsue And. under tie circumstances
/ 10 : so.y doubtful. whether either Mr. Pok o.
General Taylor read the letters a. al. Il must oc
nposs . q ;og the Executive % such Gov erumcni
a. 0u-s o. read a considerable ponon ~ the letters
addressed 70 hm. when thousands are very similar
oGa1,u George I " Ooi's-coi-ng the Pres tent
attention % some subject that belongsi 70 different
/ branch II the Government or invoking ad when
/ he S as mpCtcut 20 act o. he ms'ter as the hum
l Ues, c-izea
Rat o. rcsgsn t. tue subject matter at the request
| Whist vast Why that the President should o.
! icrt, 0-av IN New Mexico 10 settle question o.
/ dsyu,- "a boundary between the Unted States Gov
| crumert and tie State Of Texas W bat powoi
/ las the President over the question None IA the
world He had no right wtbou, express suthort.
! tom Congress - yield the national claim 30 an
inch Of territory Certainly the issue was made up
! Texas had asserted her claims repeatedly The
| Fcdersl Government uot only failed 10 rccog
ni1e H. b.. had instituted & Military Government,
over the people of Sante Fe and the rest OF Ne"
Mexico Could a more dis,inc, and definite denial
OF The claim of Texas b. given than b. such act
/ aud he maintenance OF such Government tor
/ three years suppose the Federal Government
should send an armed lorc9 90 81 Lawrence County
IN he State Of New York and in disregard OF her
! laws would not the act be deemed dengatry g.
the sovereignty Of New iork and Tho maintenance
o. such A Government an adv crse possession ?
Would not such state Fittings constitute issue
| involving the night Of soil and sovereignty New
| Workers would De pretty ape 70 regard y 80 And
Il .uc. 40 issue had been made up under the direc
| tiln or scquioscence of Congress, as ga TINS ~
4 stance. coald ths President surrender the national
-. d - vi
/ a sep on his part would AFFORD sufficient ground To-
1 impeachment But admit, for the sake Of the argu
! meLt that the acts 81 the edsral Government did
| not amount 10 an assertion OF a claim 10 the soil
| and sovereignty Oi al that part Of New Mexico
east o. ne Rio jrsnde, tbs Presiden, was equally
! incapable OF rcdressing The complaints OF Texas,
he people q CIV NJ xico.re'ns1 70 send represeu
tatiyes Ia the Texas Legislature they refuse 70
elect Justices o; the Peace, constables, sheriff ana
| Chief Justices under the laws Of Texas Clh the
| latter oftco 10 i.loi IN the court VI santa Fe a
other election can be ordered The people u Sante
/ e have no, tsaen uP arms agalns, Texas. They
! have not even violently resisted any u the laws
/ b-t simply refused = 20 into a. election. What
/ can Texas DO Why she can pot her ungors n
! her mouth and compscendy contemplate the people
! - Sante Ie County with this upon their nose ~
/ lhs same time making s1ndry significant gyration'
/ which " Beard very property interprets % meal
! Yga cant cone y, Judge Bat tie Prssldeui n
/ 10 organize the County 81 SaI'e Re " 81
has IS ts3iy move, odcs Tor IN army -
/ Does GOV Woot expect the army % c7Npel tue
PEOPLE q .suta 80 q U..d a. election Lntb a.
| election Is held, Jadge Beard osuno, legally open
hs Court. he mus5 have Sheriff elected oy
/ Santa 70 County ior that purpose AMI 70 sum
ra-n iis Grand aud Peut jDres Until this y
tone Texas and her judge are IN remedies pOs
| ton :; the County ol Santa fe IS within tie pro
per Jurisdiction q Texas, Gnd tie inhabitants q tie
iJgmss choose not ~ 70 .-t9 election there . %
| Jaw. and cannot be Ia g rec Government ~ 'rcc
irsm % 81 50 and Texas should not cal Oh tie
yre.den. - DO what sic hss nct tie cClsilt1;oE2
POWER - do herself Ins Governor At sst admit
10 hs Message that II is futile - endeavor h lcys
a.e themselves INTO ile jurisdiction u Santa Re,
oat proposes ~ cericE EosorI, tiiat the whole
r-so1rces CT nc 5gst0 be placed at h- 'isPos7i
raise SID contest the proper issue, 40 - terms u
VII Texas SEED her arms 70 santa e ~ amp
me people 20 ~ % tie ba..othoxgs " does she 10
sud 10 Gust tie G'vlninel; the United Siaies had
So ID there Win CO.. Woa3 " hs slccsssoy
measure lancss with Z lsle sam Two G5Torn.
usuts cannot concuTTeuty exist oyer the same poo
r. and the military government must BE- o1atef
I ~ g.. by that " Texas Il .oozs Ike cgr. moas
are tb- Governor s1gges.s, bat Texas has ccIc
| s.me tai dghfing ard laay be she caE DIVE OF
'1cie San ..o0n. " a. ica., fHtyqfcg,g NouserD
| .-,iii..gns Ayly rsvygng
an glad = see tac question u disputed ten,
try han1ed So ss.v - soao . lie Ho-t.erl press
! i promise y0a ris10y snd ~ argument VI h'
! question.
h-lly ts,ter1g aeooQn;s u paris o.. the r Psso
entry heys reacnet 10 IS sad ,nAI the foeo'
aEg.tI c more inviting iL1ucemcEt 10 emiUstI,l
4 a. any ltheE yad u lie cJ1tiasnt and enterta!n
:ts 5slLt Of tie feet "a tie FIRST PGcc, = is u,
middle ground between tie two oceans, no Lir
hes-t a. ouI great Republic Ttro1sh 80 Ire gye.i
& 5-cuelfgre across tie continent must pess-
Occgy .1g IS !, does position Upou tie table and
end gaieys that a~s found afncfg tae scnttefen
! uo1rt.te rs3gcs taat &c oE from tie h~es,
No-lts-s u la: ,c.-5n :. Il tie first cog1tfy ycp
reach vest o; the Mississippi veii1y, thai ! or
nc.urs. POSITION should be entirely exempt ron
rAe predominant ond fatal diseases Of nc lsitef r.
non There can BE- ID ua,-rai causes o. irF-ri
! -isease W.ach assumes 50 ElsLy ard 50 n2ighfia
,rra1s ia re u ssssipps valley, ala b. esery neW
ocf,sv vi ere recent aluvia deposits exist 70 ans
al-adsnce. Feyers MAJ be regarded a. tie II a;
SOURCE q al oor rew settlements, and they oDLtlue
~ rt me oocDtry becomes drained tnd cultiy ated
Ses- Mexico has been settled Tor 90 years, Al .oF
-.l.ur, hss been regarded As cue u TIC hes.tsi.
a.: c.unrrles a Mexico. Fruits common 10 the
s1,rase 4 View York sbOurd there and IN sddt.s.
some k!ros peculiar - 3 much mildeg climate
The pears az sad % Be CT very saperlCr qlsiits
All tho grapes unsurpassed Il nf 1neq1alsd o.
the coat'nefl vale ayPies, peaches pam. and
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