New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-25

The CnIIfornin Documen,..

The following ia one 0. tho documents accom-
DaDying the President late Message on Cslitoruia
affairs
WAR DETAprNENr Washingios Jan "a, 10
SiE nav ihs A01yf 0f a Is 0sfJre y,u copies oi
iimeus e1gbracnx the firfnsf rscd for from M u
parinen by fle resolution 81 zoe House Of sentative
al the 3lsi gifmO
beg sge % remark hat no exercise u civil sliior
ny any military officer 40 California snce The efrnins,on
,bs war Mexico Wa fret assumed ~ Brewer bfge
5isr General Mason, lndef ~ pocs,1augh, Nicn
ssaed ITO 7t Of August lst8fns next DAY alter NE
tween ne niied Slater and Mexico Tus prociamsIo
was Communicated the Department on the ri OF Nose'o
bsf s48 receipt eo yea by me proper b1tea
on the IN JauraTy, JS4s, without AZ comment
o. toe l3h Of Apnl sJ tbs officer "hs rehegcd Of -
command "a CaiDuia. and was succeedsd b. Bfe
BnghdieT General Riley A. TINS period u appears !" ia
been ne purpose Of this later ohc~r, wih Tie 40 VIZ
u bs pfedecessor, 70 have secured 70 ne peope 81 M
Territory further enjoyment " the laws cusioms a.
ussges applicable 20 their condition and wants aud a.
provided Er ths organization Off Gov
such cOntrmp aed by the ninth arucle t
treaty Of Guadalupe Hida 20 and the Constitution OF ore
United Tue cause Of dosy IN executing The pufpos
~ this officer 10 fully explained by The following easc
from commune from the commanding general Of i
Psohc division, dated January D. 1919 20 THIS Deparim"n
o, At 80 s.GosY the Iv.rusn, o ca frns hoa i Or.
font " ss't ME esoss o. ~. e o. 'bs Sos 10 s.' .,I
~ bid been do a. "ashug'o 70 pat I'D acton We mann-'
NJ af.s1y erstng here snd At ne sane tns Ipo ~
p.ys Of Cahons ora etis Conslta'on ard p',.--
ne S'ri 'e''oa Of tonge' ~nth "' -oa n,, - 1D
ess ,l1 ~ one '' r. many t'l, ii'1 an -Ne
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Ts steamer ~ 10 la BEEN seui 20 Nsa.tsa ss.ar
sfgspe and. arrival WI 1iornt hat ohsf f
,.v,sas I'D passed ~l s-urd pfos
escios Of af Judicial rthcsf. uuir
s1shng ,nd Recommending, tic tms fl@ e@f
p-~gzi.s ~ form aHta's tsn rtfn NJ hnt
A. l-s r0f about beng ef
81 great iurr sa lat the Government h sn'
srrr1Fnf rfts bitter esfr iterf vii re u
Is 81 isli.I nplfnniF 20 ssproHf org te1
~ pon' snd ri 1angng NE uaitsis % hsppy pson
The Necessity OF civil government m California a.
cuao protest aud control its increased population con
posed Of persons who had hOckeJ from AL quarters OF W
sob. " as daily rendered apparent The cOmmo
employment Ia which every interest directly or De-
noiely connected aud Of dssimiar IN habits al
languages and probably part not without lively sense
an exclusive enjoyment showed this absolute want OF a.
taorly car able Of upOiding public aud private nights
Indeed this obvious Aud urgent, inA' cgfa
tive asssnb established IN several districts Of Ger
fOrns and By tBer authority the existing customs ei
laws already sdveted To- attempted TO be superseC
cd The whole plan considered irregular an
woui the end have been dangerous 20 the public peac
and the public interests
The fret duty OF the 10 execute The order
March IS s4S "tO lake with view to is (Cu
formal permanent occupation; and the second, IN my oF
ION, separate far Practicable tie citizen
from the control " martial law. The Executive p0wt-
exercised by the commanding officers IN California Nc,
varied only by the emergeDCes as they arose which
he seen by their several reports The civil affairs Of TOE
Tsrdloy la ar respective admintrsious, each has -
daavored avoid the application Of IN principles and pro
tces Of military law. Respectfully submitted,
To tho PsEslDENT. O. W CRAWFORD