New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
70 rss respective Gov-rsn-s Ii. wurt the ga. may
fiszr-s fkJrli 4 e etened eTpediert.
I9tbss rsason.te NJ Bsrtlstt turlled d-af

Fisu-s skgIE Il e sts med sEpeSert.
i5to-ss rsasonstie pFop<nns NJ Bsrst- turned d-
ear aud obsnaey insisted upon hi- estAb shsd line With
cot he ccncurrerce OF hi colleagues. though To-
suer bad shown the said Inc 20 he wrong.
Your EIceleBc.s have read the treaty OF peace With
care aba VII agree that The functions OF ConniasiOn-f
sno surveyor ar indispensable
Ard that morNover -.ch Il these unc,ora-e % 1T BE-
sTponied ly his own Government bur N ~ on-r way
ALc your EICienci-s having conclusive ev 1e'- o~orr
you That NJ Bartlett COMMISSIONS of III ni'.f >tt-s
bto acted without he cooperation ana consent ~ IL law
iu colleague sgsnst h. protest y'nr Exc-lencies
Husi ID sincerity admit that his sou n ne m ut-r g.
tuTty IFald unless subsequently, ratified By ne allied
sis'es lns,sd II being ned they repGGitied
HE ActIg snrvey NJ Wtpple spPesrs 70 have ic I'd
merely a. sstrunoneT aud surveyor without having IA
any onecton 20 the two bound ~ lies bl Is evident
- II The following e1ir4cr tsk IN from published letter Of
bs ihsi b. old not sppr' ~ tn exist NJ line
he Ines isrlre 1sationed the
t4! sloea ~ e S,d ~ from me alcca-sey VIII ~aish
Hisnuon q hoe WHO Il Treaty would be f.ed.7
But r. Fsso beng point I.eulon-d N cDnu-cpon with
htIs IL Tie treaty. cannot De- lost sght o. ana the 10
entl was thai the distance Of The northern line should, in
iact DC represented on the map
flon the point Ci beginning there should be drawn
ne directly 20 the west three degrees in l0ngl il and
siitrWsro directly 70 The north, to he point where tls
re iniersecs The river ella Tais appears ~ b. hs
ost accurate and At the time the most practicable
Interpretation If the treaty.
Colonel GIshsm Al ofeer Of the United S,ie' suisse
9uen'ly aooed to the commiss n. also repudaf-i Mr.
harttt an. however, unable here % quote bis express
=
HAVING thus laid before your tx e.rnes ample proof
n AZ The lie not run in continuity with the absolute
provisions Of the treaty. and that the therefore
more tLan provisional ue hail proceed 10 ny be-
tore you attracts rom message of the Pre.der II the
nted Stais % Congress under cAt- Of Dece nbe last
past IN ordsr 10 prove mos concu-ivry that ths pro
Elsi"bai Inc dsIprvel and repuaiatsd 81 the GOV
elAmehi oi the United States and Is therefore, entirely
invalid
The blowing the expressions made by the President
ofthe Jrird States
From The ~ Intelligence received fou the MeIosn Boundary
Hs'n sres' hst the su1yegns operation, on ihe River
New NJ Ico concluded The the RIO anee aso
5s.e.1ad h mt usisd acc rns t. the srr,nseaeat Of :ss
southern @ q Ee-Me2ioo situated hundred
&C. ~ & 9sg~ Toe "a o. t-s ~ iea % '' "0
n ,Tr,a-is, made 5gsS ~ Ia, 80, ~ Congress. far
Tie eonlususn Of the AID oP-aton subeci the following
eton 70 Ioou Of he said Pprouston shah be employed
s 1asi .ls soandsne, 81 SeNe1so az So lad b the cSa
trovu ri P,so than sad Dstzr
nsls mas Which accompanies ths Treaty.
Secretary q state which he al relative
t. sar sgbmius decision the question whether under
s,ge ts os aPp,s o. 's,5 .' s onas,ae o. zoe opera
on and cd the head Of the department who
ny further demands the Treasury they you'd be
PED end so 70 cease al operations n the southern line OF New
NE Oei Of III. on una, abtedy peveu. the
Co. relative to rrieh VARIETY q opno4s bad zen manifested t9
fsa s'o e tITas. ta ss measure. should Be s'sn 2. me
drawing remainder Of efyials be,wssa ooao
DO your Ezceences desire any further proof TO be
WINGED that the said line in question has been repudaedh by
the United States and that the is consequently not
Wild
With regard to the allegation that the district in question
was with due soemnty delvered 10 Mexico by the United
States shall not until your EKceencies shall have stated
when and by whom such delivery made. occupy your
time with this question. IL likewise appears useless
to the allegation that the Territory OF New Mexico
never xercised IL jurisdiction the disputed district
tort ~ % 81
of Dina Ana 90 which the portion cut of belonged
component part as wei as many existing witnesses, can
testify TO the fact Of the exercise of that jurisdiction
The Curate Ortiz del Paso wlo WAS at Ms.lia when
numbering two thousand rhabiiantsl Commissioner OF
the Colonies, and who violently despoed various citizens
Of tie nted States of their houses and property among
Others Dir Czech IN this country and who spent il
said $4,000 bis properyJ also confirm the fact O
the iuIisdctio Of NV Mexico
Love Of country aud respect for the customs e that
country natural sLd worthy sentiments but the
sWeeTIg condemnation by your EHcelsnces Of the per
sons Iow living AZ Mesl4 who hAye been obliged 10
resoYe tlereirom. and who may happen 10 prefer the
United States As a dorc 10 that Of Mexico produces in
NY Judgment, somewhat singular effect For, il Is our
tti that the object ct government IN general, as well
IN particular affords matter for variety Of sincere
opinions aud our institutions allow the free exercise Of
eNCy religious persuasion point out no test impose
church puushmt nts nor cbages-s they make the priest
he solder and the czen responsible before the same tn
tuuaas hcy insure tie right Of petition that OF carrying
ANS that Of exemption from unfounded search
bsrc-ss they guarantee the habeas corpu. public
thev authorize free traffic, and ngress and egress without
passports or expectation outss Is natural that should
De that these real blessings should b. maintained with
zeal and that other persons should desire perhaps with
reason 10 share the came here with peacabe dis
positi,us-Vith the intention Of accomplishing npera
i've and just duty, and hoped find the authorities Of
Chhuahua disposed 20 reason snd submission 20 law while
On h. contrary have found yef exposed 20 the demon
STATIONS Of an overbearing ard absurd hostility
One Of its officers toe ia the unnatural garb Of beiger
emit minister OF God had the mpudence to TO this
city during ny absence, and TO prefer babsrc threats
against ny person IN the eVeni q my entering dpuied
territory while we're to show my face there this
thy disciple of Christ would be tie first TO fly to invoke
the privilege of his cloth.
From the past let Judge Of the future There being
hut lev person either side Of the Rio Grands capable
of trsnsAtiug English into Spanish and by
that your Exceeucies viii do the favor transmit this
con Hunicaton TO bis E1cellency Gen. Tras, who am
told Of high intelligence and statesman Of much
distinction.
Begging your E1ceencies to accept the Of my
hi gh regard remain. &c
tSignedl WV Car LASE
Governor Of the Territory Of New Mexico.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD