The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-18
Nicaragua.

The negotiations between Messrs Clayton and Bull
wer, and more recently between Mes.rs. Webster and
Crampton have given a. little satisfaction in Central
America az they have here The treaty OF the first has
been condemned because full OF preensons but has
effected nothing, either in lberaiing Central America
from previous offensive and injurious petensons. such
as England maintained and maintains the Mosquito
Shore or in preventing still further and fragrant
croachmenls, such in the seizure and organi
zahon Of the Bay islands as a colony OF the British
Crown The yrsj OF the latter has been rejected, be-
cause so far from restoring the rights Of Nicaragua I,
actually provided for her Fsrton, and for the establish
men,, snder join, English and American protection of
negro monarchy the Mosquito shore. The terms OF
this PROJECT and the correspondence concerning IL, have
been called for in the Senate and will soon be before the
public in an authentic form. Its essential provisions are.
nevertheless. well known. It's sole stipulation in be-
half Of the friendly Nicaraguan republic for the
restitution OF the port OF San Juan. But this sim
pie act of justice was coupled with the mos,
odious conditions Nicaragua could only receive
the por, by tes,ion' from King Gallinppen Of the
Mosquitoes, and upon condition OF paying to him for a
term OF years fixed proportion Of its Mica
ragua further required not to modest or interfere
with the aforesaid fantastic monarch, whose kingdom
was defined comprehendng about one-ihrd Of the
Nicaraguan territory There other provisions not
less unjus, and disasieiul 1t was sert to Nicaragua
through imposing joint commissions MIR. Wyke on the
part Of EagIand and Mr. Walsh on the part Of The Uni
ted States The manner OF its presentation was in keep
ing with its provisions and only served to make them
more obnoxious. The Nicaraguan government never.
theless submitted the pro,i to the action OF the legsa
tive chambers; The result The unanimous passage
of the following decree Esaest astH.
The Director of the State of Nicaragua TO is Iniabtan
Inssmuch the legislative assembly ha. decreed the
following
The Senate and Chamber OF Representatives OF the Stats
OF Nicaragua in assembly convoked,
t# s#.a DEGREES - #F
ARrroLK' The State of Nicar.sua does acoep, The
project Of convention or reconmendatoy basis adjusted
. !ss ss n Of s s @ nsa Daniel
eroelepcy r. Champion. envoy extraordinary and min
The ,e,rtois boundaries between Costa Rico and Nos
qua, and the separation OF the Mosquo coast
Arr The State OF Nicaragua is disposed have the
question started wi,h the points mentioned
discussed before impartial arbiua'ors 81 ls $500 Fl
against all foreign interference In affairs OF It's govern
men and against the use OF force 70 coerce a win
the Hall OF Sessions Of tho Housc Of Representa-
lives, Manasus. July - iso2
s M.s.s, G Gos.sa: Rep sccs raseaa - $50
1862. F#HH 5H5#Hess. - ~
MIGUEL r.. MORALES, senats pre.,. +
!; O. @g >, so11sro' Senate s,e.
Therefore, let II be executed. J. L. PINEDA
supreme Director OF the government OF Nicaragna.
Msnagua, Jniy ~, 1882. A true copy. n -
aCASrlLLON, Secretary Of Foreign Affairs.
The third article Of this decree is best explained by
anterior decree Of The Ncaaguan government passed
October, 1sae; .ts...
"Tbe Legislative Chambers OF the republic OF Nicara-
qua, In view OF past and existing in
conformity with the settled sepnents the people which
IL represents, soemnly declare 4 .6t,...
Il Their adhesion primo pie Of the total exclusion
OF European dom estic ard interna
shaits of the republican American States.
sary their pence and independents. N5.It OF
80 That the extension Of morarohicsl Institutions by
conquest colonization, by support of chiefs
savage uibss national existence. by
other upon tho American continent. opposition
Of the republican American states danger