The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

fer Of these islands be authorized declare Spain
the repugn with which the United States would
there islands Transferred to other power that they
prefer to the connection between Spain and
Islands continued TO their from.5pan and
on to any such power who might be desrous o.
these rich posssesiops that whilst instructed no. 70
cssi rem spain the Of the United States 70
such transfer Of there Islands he authorized
seuivocslly to disclam all views OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT
their own part in reference to these objects and to de-
clare the exemption OF his ent from all connyaacs
at or sountensnce Of internal dssension at exprd
oAs equipments having in view either the diftart-
ance OF the internal repose OF these islands the dis
was also instructed to say that the government OF the
United States expected from the friendship and good
understanding subsisting between the two governments
that spain would not conceal ron them Of this
sort should they at time contemplate the transfer OF
there islands SO contiguous to the terri DRY Of the
United States These instructions emily deemed ne
ceesary om the existence the alluded to- aud
nom some insinuaons which had been made by the
preventative of his Catholic Majesty in the United States
injurious TO the good faith and honor Of the United
staes which was presumed might have been laid be
fore his hsiesys government and might render these
explanations proper The undersigned has the honor to
AK to his proposals. tender to his Elk
ceency his distinguished consideration and to subrcribe
himself his Excslisnsy obsaient, humble ssrvaat &C.
HUGH NELSON.
MR.. CLAY TO MR. EVERETT.
DEPARTMENT STATE
WASHINGTON, April "a, 1925.
Besides the preceding objects to which your attention
will be directed others n in teest will also claim It.
OF these that Of the highest Importance is the present
nent The PRECEDENT wishes you to bring tins subject in
the NEST eonciaory poesihs before the Spanish
to look to the past except for the purpose Of guiding
futurec onduct True wisdom Spain without
in unavaDg regrets on account Of what she has
ie1evsoy LOST tnoula employ the means OF retrieving
wbdhe may yet preserve from the wreck Of her former
possessions Inc war upon tne continent is in fact at
an end and not solitary foot Of land from the western
limit Of the United States to Cape Horn her sway
not bay onet in all that vast extent renans to sustain
her and the peninsula is utterly incompetent
yGnuushed n
minated b the victorious forces OF the new republics
possible object then, can remain to Spain to pro
coneiusion OF which In form there Is only wanting the
recognition OF the New by treaties OF
cop9uering htr continental provinces which have
IneM inaependenoe there might DC motive Tor
conquest it is manifest must be perfectly shmerica If
ne osn AN mo rasa nope 70 recover wnat mas
peeI rem ner Is thsre NOT great danger OF
her losing wnat she YET sut ieeoly noas! should De
polne IN hlnd tnst the armies OF tee new states flushed
WIN victory nave no longer employment ON the eonti-
nent ana yet wnst the war continues i'll be emily in
pane tney cannot De asoanded without disregard OF
AL tne 1adms OF Just precaution -
To What object then will the new republics direct their
powerful and victorious armies They have common
interest ana common enemy ana let IL be IMPOSED
At 'na eAey weak anu ennaosteo as ne H. refuses 70
peace WIZ tney NOT strike Wherever tney can Reacn
ana from tne pfoamity ana great value OF Cuba and
foito hico not 70 DC anticipated that they WIZ
aim, ana IN suecessIui blow, 700 ~ those spanish
wnst .nsy Mouiu ofe..es iron Wltnou Means
Mou9 oouptless pe the same time employed TO stimu
position exists among the Inhabitants to considerable
extent to throw oil the spanish authority well known
due to the United States to declare that they have
constantly declined to give any counenance to that dis
position
not then for the new republics that the Presidea
wishes You to urge apon Spain the expectancy Of con-
.uang eno war; ane eloss 70 ProoaSly On tne sue Q,
;r .."t.aSm ~ :. - S S 1870 ~ -. - ~ s
e.ese ~ - 40 ~ SfsAn nv ~ io1 .-,o
- IA VIC. M ispyso VI ny VIII .naS
.e lequisu VIII sl .ne esiicacy wncn Doiongs 70
uron ~. .crDc;s AZ sn3;n ih ropp;. nv - ns
escarios Of Terminating the war and as The views and
ssblv nav. some ,ransrcs veu az .mthoi,sa scsnhy
1 A ). Ss,ns . ,hn YOU t s t .fsna i
T.d ;tE ~. rrsss.t cond,,;on 80 thoo Sa,snS ~ ~.
nea ~ cvhai,on =. .noe ,lsnos m .ne
@ =. nau o nn M; Uroa ~ vai c0 M
No .hey are nov opel eas oeslree no
pe.tcai cnanee o. ina. eonoton Inc Popniston NseH
; ~. s ~. . ~ :. pIossr s iIonl lsS ooM NJ
Iion ana us amount, TO maintain self government The
msl.e IoIee 81 .ne neiguooiing IsPuohcs u Ae1ioo
dna, - - ot.;n nftsns ;'nd !, h oe
Of then var. sa.ced The United State. soold sper
% t @ ohs u .ne,r passing rom tnei,
no 70 snas ~ soms h fss sossre'snsy aho
sno rorlo nco snoaiu remsln uepenaent on spain II
ny ai snou9 spain anu 'ne nov re
tb th n.r, 90 ,h INA n s. sueh tha a,i
". pap.ry ~ .ne ohi.ea oS.es Ina. lucy coulu
s ~ % sp.c,a.ofs, snd sae possible opneln
- Pr, po'l go ~, sus O.ins Wy. uo Ho
Nv " .ne neI os.-s aaIies anu ophsasiohs she
rsi1tMs.cs 9. WpSn nvseser paina " sn9nia they
isns ~. Se .. nps 70 osonIe auDsiaaty cons
saon IN ,aVo, OF peace ueserVbg some Ne,gn1 a. tnsI
wy SaI vas Su ts pash. cafe el III snosAn
plselss IN we est inu,es ~ Wouio pc pro
pa.y ~ ,ns % snn .hus ent go,ern
ehs VI span, ~ 1e az. "S.u iuui ano uouoe oSsS
ion ususr ne :. t ne ~ itsess VII, ed ~ 10
nv =; aI PEI ,. ~ ~ .u - I'M ~ e S
-, NJ. !t 10 W. y aE M ~ viz 81 A
hh 'A'on Nsen VI promoting 10 ieal interests
Mr. CLAY TO MR. EVERETT.
DEPARTMENT STATE,
WlsHiNsros, April ID. 1928
On the twentieth day Of Last December addressed
note 10 each of the ministers from Coombia and Mexico
cspy OF which nov for the purpose Of pre-
ysisg upon their respective governments to suspend
any expedition which both either Of them might BE-
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