The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-02-23

bearing the signature. We deem It time
enough to publish the treaty when it is
concluded, or when we have evidence Of
Its correctness. ii brs 5ila9 a,affv buA
From the New York Daily Tribune. = /.
THE MEXICAN TREATY h.,f
With the Amendments by the Cabinet, as.
semitic the Senate ConfidentiaIIy. %
+ WAsH1NeroN, Feb. 14thl-h
To tile Senate of tie United States.@a s352 ae'
1 Transmit to the Senate for its consider
alton, with view to ratification, treaty.
between the United States of America,
and the Mexican Republic, signed by the
plenlpotentiaries Of the parties in the city
of Mexico, on the 3Oth day of December
last. 7 Certain amendments are proposed
to the instrument, as hereinafter specified,
viz: In order to make the duties and OBJ
legations, specified in the second article.
reciprocal, it is proposed to add to that ar
article the following: - -
"And the government of Mexico agrees:
that the stipulations contained in this arti-
Gle, to be performed by theUnited States
shall be reciprocal, and Mexico shall be-
under like obligations to the United States
and the citizens thereof, as, those herein.
above imposed upon the latter in favor of
the republic of Mexico and Mexican citi.
zens. It's also recommended, that. for
the third article of the original treaty the
the following shall be adopted as sub
stitute: t
81 '.lln consideration of the grants receip=
ed by the United Staets, and the obliga-
items reiinq4uished by the Mexican Repub-
lie, pursuans to this treaty, the former
agree topay to the latter the sum of s15,-
100000, in gold or silver coin, at the
treasury at Washington. One fifth of
the amount on the exchange of the .rati-,
fcations Of the present treaty at Wash
ington, and the remaining ,four-ffths in.
monthly instalments of three millions each,t
with interest at the rate of six per cent,
per annum, until the wi ole be paid-the
government of the United States reser-,
wing the right to pay the whole sum of
S15,OOO,00O at an earlier date, as may
be to it convenient. 4.- =, = 49,,
.'The United States also agree to as,
sumo all the claims of their citizens,
against the Mexican republic, which may
have arisen under the treaty, or the law
nations, since the date of the signature of
the treaty of Guadalupe. And the Mex,
lean Republic agrees to exonerate the u
States of America from all claims of Mex,
leo or Mexican citizens, which may have
arisen under treaty or the law of nations
since the date of the treaty of Guadalupe
so that each government, IN the most
formal and effective manner, shall. yet
be exempted and exonerated of all SUCH
obligations to each other respectively
also recommend, that the 9th article
be modified by striking out all after the
word attempts in the Esd line of that
article. The part to be omitted is to be
as follows: g. .ge.-z q 4s5.;lfa
''They mutually and especially rebGgate
themselves, in all cases of such lawless
enterprises, which may not have been
prevented through the civil authorities
before formation, to aid with the naval
and military forces, on due notice, being
given by the aggrieHed party of aggress-
ions of the citizens and subjects of the
other, so that the lawless adventures
may be pursued and overtaken on the
high seas, their elements of war destroy
ed, and the deluded captives held respon-
sible in their persons, and meet with the
merited retribution inflicted by the law of
nations against all such disturbers Of the
peace and happpiness Of contiguous
and friendly powers-it being understood
thatin all cases of successful pursuit and
capture, the delinquent SO captured shall
be Judged and punished by the. govern
ment of that nation to which the. vessel
capturing them may belong, conformably
to the lawio nations esw-tai,l .ra
AT the close of the instrument it will
also be advisable to substitute 18th for,
nth year of the Independence. of the
United States. n bs- @ .aa4 bnois
(Signed) -FRANkLINI PIERcE.g
Washington, February 10, 1854.