Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03

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aepu'sd g represent the great interests Of ty nop
na'ohs tnan TO combine with equity due regard Tor
utuai cdnyenienees and for reciprocal consideration;
nor does any thing exhibit more strongly the power of
nations than magnanimity and justice International
relations are then more durable and solid when to the
sancty Of treaties is united in order to their fument
power at once Irresistible and obedient to kindly
feelings.
Durng the mission OF your Excellency many and very
weghty negotiations have come under vour oonsidera
ton; but mpelled by the principles already stated.
(Which are also those Of Mexico these NEGOTIATIONS
have been satisfactorily adjusted aordng consequently
motive to hope that in the spirit may BE- arranpe
those which still remain for consideration Your ErcaI
ency has proved therefore how consistent are the ob
cations of justice with sentiments the most cordial and
how eicacously such feelings conduce to ditfrse the
blessings Of peace nations without any dimnu
ton of the dignity and rights of either
cannot, therefore, behold without deep pain the de-
parture Of your EIceency and hope you will not fail
to manifest to your Government the sentiments with
which you have been received by the Government of
Mexico, and the wishes which animate it to bind
more closely the friendly relations of both countries and
especially the which it offers up for the prosperity
Of your Exceency and that of the American people
AS genuine and sincere the sentiments which have
yonr Exceencys delivered in your private character
They are grateful to me- uttered by Of the
respectable citizens Of the reest Republic in the world
who even without that high recommendation would make
himself distinguished by the happy union Of the
allied virtue with abilities of the highest order.
ln the expression Of those sentiments in favor Of my
administrator your Exceency indeed pays tribute
of justice, because cherish no other aspirations nor
principles than those which your Excelency has exhibit
ed with such skill and exactitude, and which constitute
the hope of the Mexican nation In favor of those prn
ciples an immense majority have decided and for the
support of such principles have been honored with its
unanimous suffrage.
Having undergone those vicssitudes and msfortunes
which your Excelle ncy points out, and through all of
which, with one exception only they have passed. their
desire is to establish public order the solid
buttresses upon respect for authority and perfect
submission to the awfundamental bases Of all govern
ment and conservative principles of all civil society
without which supports the best political institutions are
unavailable and the welbeing of the people impossible
Entrusted with the welfare of country wthoutany merit
Of mine conecrate the execution Of these elevated
views to the utmost Of my ability with pure and right
intention and determination fixed and energetic trust
ing the rest Divine Providence that may elevate it to
that degree of prosperity grandeur, and liberty
which it well deserves and to which my most ardent
wishes are directed
Duly grateful for the kind sentiments with which your
ExceIency honors me- you that the feelings
inspired BY your Excellency in Mexico and in indi
ydualy, not less favorable less exalted towards
your person. adorned it is with such valuable endow
mens and which Will render grateful and durable the
membranes of your mission in this country, long
shall last among respect for virtue and estimation
or goodness and long shall be held cordial and
distinguished the sentiments with which take leave
IF you, wishing you unbounded prosperity.