The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-31

rcported 10 YOU. IN IN official form, that the
military officers employed In the service Of
the United States, stationed at Santa re,
iulerposed adversely with the inhabitants
to the fultllment Of this object, by employing
their influence in favor ct the establishment
Of a separate State Government east Of the
Rio Grsndc, and within the rghtful limits
of the State of Texas You also transmit
copy of the proclamation Of Colonel
John Monroe, sc,ing under the orders OF
the Government Of the United States,
under the designation Of Civil and Military
Governor Of the Territory of New Mexico,
and respectfully rcquest the President to
cause YOU to I've informed whether or not
this officer has acted in this matter under
order. of his government. and whether his
proclamation meets with the approval OF
the President OF the United States.
IN the events which have occurred the
Prcsiden, hardly knows whether your EA'
ecllency would na,o ally expect mn nnswer
to TIN. letter from him. His predecessor III
office, 10 whom It was addressed. and nm.
der whose authority and direction the proc
lama,ion of Colonel Mnnroc was issued, is
40 more aud at this time. tina, proclamation.
whatever may be regarded as It's true char
scter. has ceased to have influence or effect.
The meeting OF the people Of New Mexico.
by their representatives. which 1t invited. is
understood To have taken place. although
tins government has rs yet received no oiti-
cial information OF IT.
Partaking, however in the fullest degree.
IN that high respect which the Executive
Government ol the nitcd States always
,ntertans towards the Governors and the
Governments of the States, the President
thinks ii his duty nevertheless, to
manifest tina, feeling Of respect by nc
knowlcdging and answering your letter.
And this duty. let me assure your Excel.
lencv, has been 81 long DELAYED only by
uncomfortable circumstances, and is now
performed at the earlics, practicable mo.
ment after the appointment OF those Heads OF
Departments and their acceptance oi Office.
with whom i, is usual, on important occa-
SONS. Tor the President OF the United states
to advise.
IN answer. therefore, to your first inter.
rogatory viz whether Col. Nunroe. III Is.
SUNG the proclamation referred TO acted
under the orders of the Government, the
President has directed me to state that Col.
Munroe's proclamation appears to have
been Issncd in pursuance. or III consequence
OF an order or letter OF instructions, give"
by the late secretary OF war, unu,' ''e
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