The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05

- whsh terminate yooT official relations With u,
Fhn axd devoted 6dslty 20 his native country ID a.
ssredly In public matstsr, with ssnt nsnt
the nost friendly towards the COUNTRY to which hs sand
eaters the discharge Of hi ooAI duties his negons
t00s Sgooms facilitated. oic uites smocthed and
his country u more pro6tAbly and eielsaty served
dePuted to represent the great iaersss OF two friendly
nations than 10 combine With equity due regard fol
mutual coovenisnces aud fcr reciprocal Consideration
nor does anything exhl5t more strangy ths poser 81
nations than Dagnanimty and justice lnternatioaa
relations then durable aud scd. whec to the
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During the mssion of yoar Excsicnoy many and very
weighty negotiations have o0me under your considers
too but i'm psiled by the principles already stated
(Which AL0 these OF Mexico these negotiations hsvt
been satisfactorily adjusted afordins consequently
motive TO hope that In thu spirit may bs arranged
those which 8 ill remain for consideration Your Excel
iency has proved therefore hos consistent are the obi
how eicaoioosy such feelings conduce to diffuse the
blessings of two nations without any dmiau
anS esho deem p.a tn.
pArture of your Exceencys and hope you Will not fail ia
manifest to the sentiments with which
the ~shss which animate 1t to bind more closely
the friendly relations Of beth countries, and especially
ceepcy and that Of the American people.
As genuine and sincere ~ the sentiments which have
lust expressed officially those with which recipro.
ter They grateful to me, uttered BY one Of the
most respectable citizens of the feest republic Ia the
world, and sho, even without that high recomuasnda
ton Guild mako himself distinguished By the happy
uLicn Of tbs most exalted vrtus with abilities Of the
highest GREER
Ia The expref Of those sentiments 10 favor OF my
admiuistxa tion your EKc<eocy indeed pays tribute
of Justice. because chersh other aspirations nor
prin Apies than th0ys which your Exoellsncy has
n,bted with suoh skill and exctitude and which
stitnte tie hope Of the Mexicaa nation In favor Of
tbot: principles en immense majority bare dsoidsd aud
for the support Of such principles have bean honored
with its ~ mous outrage.
Having undergone those viciasudos and misfort
which your Exoelency points out and through all Of
which, with exception ouy they have passed. their
desire is to establish public order the most solid
butrssses respect for authority AID sub
msston TO the taw-fundaentsi base Of all government
nd conservative principles Of al civil socety-wth ,ut
which fppports tie best political institutions uuAval
truated with the wefEts OF my country without any
merit Of mice consecrate TO It the execution OF these
eie yaed views to the utmost Of my ability with
and right intention, and determination liked aud
gec trusting the to Divine Providence that may
elevate to that degree of prosperity grandeur and
liberty winch it well deserves, and to which my
aroent wishes are directed.
Duly grateful for tt kind sentiments With which your
lercy honors me you that the feelings
Inspired by eKcellsDcy in Mexico and Ia ndvdu
sy not less avorabs iesa exalted towards your
adorned it il with such valuable endo smens
AID which viii render grateful and durable the
bsAnce OF mission in this country long shall
'aet aIaOrg respect fo- virtue aud esimaon for
go dness and long shall 6s hsi cordial aud d stin
gashed the sentiments with which nov take lSaye of
you, wishlps lou nnbounded prosperity.