The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-03

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WI" WING" '''A' "AN
to M ~dsy eA'eno'" ''o",'s'' "~.
"'~ sq"A''y - "'"''"''' 81. W.
as fePfe"eh""e' " P'''
late rresd'"' ''o" any "'a"' w Wv ,r,
occupation OF our '''"'" ''""''''
following - nm extract from 'ha' paper
he Dinn' ',sf"'" ~ 't'."s -. i,
sai',,,a w. o,t ,igh, 10 the territory say.
.W.,,, NJ all. the President Of the United
s'a'rs-a Southern rfesiden'' WIN u"e army
and Navy at ms paoH, 'u'e. y, 80
,'','oa ~ ~ -..,L al ~. nn,l.uvh, on the
,oyereiyn,y Of The State
II Is easy to make these general chafRe'
without adduc'ng '"'s 70 s.. :. 80 ,.,;aa
~" ~ t.,s, = urea, ornament. and
,,o,ld ga mneh further to produce conviction,
that ten thousand such sweeping charges
fof one, We "ou'a ~. wy .''o' ~ 80
liz. .,.h 90 "a, a. he i. concerned, to de-
privc Tesa. of her territorial rights
On the other side of the paper the Wing
80, -. ,.., w,, the s,,, .,dcprinted.)
- ,,,,.
mas gwen h'mseh q co'nP'e'' ."'"u'
have the late message Of the ''re.'den' N '''a'
ton TO the Santa Fe country. in which he says,
that the posscssion of the territory into which
il appears thu, Mr. Nsighbors has thus gone,
,yas actually acquired by the United Mates
- -, L. -, ,ao,, h.,1 ~, IN.
'l""' "."'' ""' va"
United states u inns Is h"' expressing !"
very decided opinion ndverse % the claim OF
re,as then We do no, understand tho force Of
-
iin'neua'ely uhde'h'alh tue 'ne-''s'' wv
find an article from the Baltimore Sun which
4. puLlished with evident signs of approval /,
.,,a,. ,h.,. :. mn, nm, ward Of d,s..,, c,r,....
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Gen Taylor, for the adroltness with which the
MESSAGE is written, and thinks that he intimaies
ro.,. ei.,,,., ,ho, T.,,s la. mn ,,oh,. I, the
pf''n'ses' an" INNS h'f a''e"'P' W e'' Pos''''-
ion Of the territory viii be promptly rcpeiled
We will give auotation or two.
.tv1.. mot. ,h,, r..ss,e, have hoard
a.. -. o. ,.inl !, /. -. ,.n
Va, -, aao,.,nn, e., ,h,, m,,,ans;r',,.
" ' ~ "V'u9 ,a 80, ~ ~, -
aa..,,;, poho,, & <.,chho,. ,I;nc b,,,.nls ,
Caa,''','s,,,.', =, ,roys"pr
Inc "f'ef lf'ee'os
Then, ai'er giving what is to be construed
into more important military order-the
mos, important that he ever gave IN his own
fwhole) career-ai'er deciding IN two words
a high political question. which would puzzle
jursts, courts, statesmen, diplomatis,s, for a
year-he quietly winds up by stating that there
is no reason 10 believe that Texas will pratt
cahy Interfere with the possession OF the United
States This is rs much as to say, here is my
decree sou know me- and know you. You
will not interfere. The message is an admrra-
bic specimen OF Executive order, wherein arms
wcrc to be kept out OF view, until the force OF
law was first tired.
Some people say that the message is ambtg-
nous. The 'nion regards It a. ineone'usl'e'
Certainly they never considered IT IN connee-
ton with all the circumstances bearing, or they
would not have thought vague or 'neone'u.
s've. u the Union will recnr to II, 1t Will lind
that the last sentence conveys distinct hecia-
ration, by implication. That Texas ~ili be re-
strained from any interference with the pos
session claimed and hed by the United states
hins the decision OF the President IS cor
rect, and am very glad that he ha. had an OPP
porinnty to diNs4 the saist hanging oV~f ms
policy on tins subject In common with many
others. had supposed that he had abandoned
his original policy IN regard to Me-" 'e1ico,
and that hi did not intend to ProtH"te or iselii-
tate the creation oil q state w'th'n Inc hml's
claimed ny ieSas, ana .na' ne "ou.o "o' su'eI
of a certain Rohe,, = N,iybbo,.. Il, ling him.
self Commissioner Of Texas
VIVA, greater h'ndranee could he ofier than
70 promote ''' o'e."'A' .i " '''" 49,"
r,',h,, anJ al, s.i,,nc r,'I o,o,r;,a,ion "a
give effect to their Efforts But does the Pres
o' IVA, "yol "u"'oe roe, o' ""or.e' n'ay PIrs'ue
C.l,ro,r,, ,.s,an md hand ave, On ,b.. civil an.
thorties bis rule and command But this is
not the stopping point Next comes the en-
'o'e."'"'' ~ Wv hn'r LII ~, y. m
~i,b tho ,os,,s.,on. of The limited State, mill
the dispute in question shall BIZ settled by com
Petent authority
l.. .'' '""." m ~ u'..s. ~" ~
inch the Prcsden,--nor even here does the
President. decree stop, for, by giving up the
nHitary government 10 me stale government
"u an ., in di,nn,e and S,e. IN. .on,hsrr
boundary of New Mexico, where Mexican law
fixed it-by line crossing the Rio Grande,
east and "es'' one degree norm oil h' faso'
Now we ask F" 'he above zoe" MOI 'n''y
sustain the assertions OF the Dn6es iferdm'
~. wv .a"''' "'s"''' o"' "'''"'"""''"s VI"
u shou'u h"'c n'a"' ''s appearance III IcNaA