The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-06
Later from Mexico.


Intelligence AS been received from the city of
NeNi,- ti New Orleans, TO the Sd inst. Our Min
lister SO M-Sico, Mr.. GAUsDEy, presented his Gre
dan.ias 10 Use resident, on the l3lh of August
s-nta Aana received him with open arms, smiling
f.ce, aad iatefn, tongue but the Greeks are not to
be trusted, even aona fertn'es. The following is
copy # VI. GAusDES's address:
j I'll great satisfaction present my credentials
a4foS tnd II Istcr Of the United States of North
r.rIca 10 he Mexican Repablic. Familiar to our
leary are the history and structure OF the
Government Which | have the honor represent
federal the e,tions of the sovereign States which
ccmpo,e 1t, aud popular IN the influences which
Ter otncai uth'fy to declare the will OF the people
II ~ in-ef that ! should this occasion, place at
the disposition II your Excellencv the inaugural adj
dress - tly elected President, who, with
uIalin,tg lontef1poraneous with that which called
yOur tx, s'.eucy preside over the MeXcan nation,
hs. been charged with the deep responsibility Of the
ada .ElstIAt.ou ci the affairs o. a sister Repubc.-
That address a. well As the credeuiai letter which
present, declare, in language which leaves room
for cgrivOcaoH distrust, the iriendi, relations
which Prcs'dcat Pierce desires to promote with the
nations ct the ealth.
In nut al respect for the nationality Of each 9TH
err IN st 1,eI ince of che spir,t and the letter of
cosventioas aad treaties, IN the recprocaton OF free
a. progressive commerce, and IN the faternal a-
which aiasyS follow enlightened interchange
-. civlrtie>. H.. Government Of the L nited States
'eccgn'zcs the urest guarantee Ut internal harmony
ana PEA e abroad. To maintain these relations Of
gaod All AID a.-ociaon, il particularly the interest
Ut ;he coureliu' 'ous Republics OF North America,
hose ST, pc NIFTY to each other may be excl
TIN cap-- 90 ir-eguari,ies The frontiers which
my threaten ea nerrui ton, against which it pro-
pcry the '.-y It both powers guard.
q" Nhes .4a1 be the high desIinies of these two
SISTER con'nuni IS, abundanty endowed with all
IL e!enells lha compose national liberty, with in
i1idne. lqospe,y ana national greatness, If they be
0iinatsC TIE directorate ties of l,aternal affinity
w..t d. Is shall obstruct their progress, no
gao IS cah; Mcclure.
In { 1i.sI States Of North America through
'Ge. acci 3,'e- representative, avail themselves,
iheicfpre ! il' opportunity of sautins the Repub-
lie Of MAO a spirit OF friendship, justice and
leacc."
= ne rc & If Santa Anna was follows.
. rccivc With satisfaction the letter Of his En-
cc enc, tie Pesideni Of the United States Of Ame-
'ires IA y; icf be accredit- your EXcee-cy Envoy
i-slfsord: .ty nd Minister Penipo,entary. I see
- pro-: " he desire which animates his Excel
i'ncS to ct.faic the good relations now happily
istns bctieen he two les, and which are so
valuable a. Ga Government.
The t'.ress of the honored chief who now rules
the de-in r. 81 a friendly republic and which yonr
Lyoeiie 3Aes this opportunity Of presenting TO me,
C..n"nt l s Likewise satisfactory TO me, when IN
ilouler .3.; and solemn a document, sentiments Of
sich ANS aad faithful friendship found express
a. az 10 ! suca iudicious policy, and of a benevO-
ieno. O. az aceo ding to all the estimate Of prudence,
ausht g. u IF necessity Of fertile
sequences 10 the peace of the ntinent This mani
T. station, iaed with that of the sound pri: CT pies
that soar :<.o ency afims as well as the becoming
rl,aunc! hi n these prelIminares have been
1gr--5. al ! c.rtaulv have the effect Of adding
bonds 40 ,.e which now by Divine favor so CLOSELY
bind the ! ,anry which your ExcelleLcy represents,
.,..h the - IN Republic.
.s a rco snize its principles the olly
BE OF [, 5'y cemen,ng national relations, ! am
nce1 - heir advantage neighborng nations,
v nich, a. lung IRON the soil Of and the
-,ntiueu., 4a.1i consider themselves brothers,
aad - AIDED Of the immense influence which
sls f.hi: oiservance Of such sound doctrine will
-erclse ~ her destiny Mexico certainly will not de-
I.~t from . ,nd likewise take pleasure in assuring
.sur f. e'lc.y that Won viii 6ud in this Government
a :, elites that your mission requires, together
vita perfect good faith, the strittest adherence to
utire and - treaties, and the most sincere desire to
gard, for as possible against leaving auy room
differences. the end that the relations between
tie 40 cp4au,es may become every day more inti-
ica,e aad vanageous-relations which confident
j, oVrect ID ne secured immovable foundations Of
coosfar e. ship, of mutual respect and Of recpro-
al aasan,nEr, to which end my vigilance shall be
uucoasia-., ERECTED.
80 SucA the policy that my admnstrafi ion pr,fess
rs "a respect all nations, and it will with pleas
.'.t hc observed towards the sister Republic which
EAce ncy wortbiiy represents, as the
'es Of sn'in'ned'ate proximity and its well-under-
stood INTERESTS require.
Mexico. then, through me, takes pleasure in re-
sp2odiag q tbe greeting which the L ni'ed Slater of
sPini .f: andshp, justice and peace"