New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

Arr a. The tecon5 period OF the sessions 90 AL DC
sxejsiy, " defined 10 he examination and approval
Of ,be c-imaes for the fol,wBg fiscal year. the de-
erecting the contributions b cover ttem and 10 the re-
vis, u Of the accounts, presented BY the Executive OF
"ARr. IS On the penutimate day Of the fret pen d
of the sessions the President shs preseat 70 Cong
the project Of tire em,es for the coming year and the
account Of The foregoing year. Both shall ne reerred
10 Committee composed Of five representatives, who
shall be named on the day, atd trey shall examine
both documents aud report upon them n the second
session of the second period.
Arr IS Every resolution of Congress shall have
DO other character than that Of such resolution Laws
shall be communicated to the Executive sigoed by the
President and Secretaries Of Congress, anu The resoiu
| tons by The $. cretsries only.
"ART H. The exercise Of the supreme Executive
power Of the Union sbsl be deposited 10 one n1iy dual
who shall be styled the President Of the United Mex
cen States.
as Te be TIE President it IS required to be Mex
can citizen by birth. in the exercise of his rights 80
yeiI of sge al the time OF hs election, and resident
| in the country when sad election takes place
"19 The election for President shall be ndirec, in
the frt degree and BY secret votation, in the terms
prescribed by the electoral law.
80 The President shall enter upon the exercise of
BIS functions the 10th Of Se9tenbe. and remain in
| Cfiice four years
"sl In the tempory absence of the President and
in case Of DEATH the Pres dent of the supreme Court
shall exercise bis functions until new President shall
| be elected.
49, In cnse of TIE perpetual absence of the Presi
y
formiy with article 70 and the nevlylected President
shall exercise his fur con, until the l6tn OF September
OF the fourth year following his election.
"s3 The Office Of President of the Union can only
be resigned Of serious TO be qaadued
by Congress, 10 whom the resignation shall be pre-
senttd
eel II, from whatever causes heelec.ion of Presi
deDt should Dot be beld aud published by the 10Th OF
September at which time he should take his Sc IT. o:
slOud the President elect not be ready t. enter upon
Il exercise Of his functions the former President shall
nevertheless TO exercise them and tue Presidency
all be deposited in the meantime into the hands OF the
President Of the Supreme Court
"sj. The President on taking his 7eat shall swear
befor- Congress- and in the o. the same before
the Council Of State in the following terms, &c. Il
OIL il the oath.
$50 The faculties and obligations Of the President
are o. fcllows lst. To promulgae and execute the
laws issued by the Congress o. the Union, providing in
the administrative sphere for their exact observance
%. To appoint arc remove Ministers al pleasure, re-
move Diplomatic Agents, and appoint and remove the
other employees Of the Union whose appointment may
net be otherwise determined in the Constitution 8sd
| laws Sd. To name the Ministers and Diplomatic
| Agents Consuls General and beads of the Civil De-
partment Of the Territories, with the appreciation OF
Gil of State ih To appoint, with the APPRECIATION OF
Congress the Colonies and other superior officers OF the
| National Army and Navy and the superior employees
of the Department VI Finance, 9Th. To appoint the
other officers of the Army and Navy in conformity with
the laws 9TH. To dispose OF the permanent armed force
of land and for interior security aud the exterior de-
Tense Of the federation 7th To dispose of the stioaal
guard for the purposes in conformity with the
term. of the SD fraction of article o. Sth To de-
clare war in The name of the United Mexican States,
according to the law previously to be gwen by the Lon
| gress Of the Union 9th. To grant letters OF marque
with suhe elton TO the bases fixed by Congress. lOth.
To direct diplomatic negotiations and celebrate treaties
with foreign powers submitting the same to the rath-
cation of the said Congress. llth To receive minis
ters and other Embassa OF foreign States. l2th
To convoke Congress in extra session when the same
| shall be decsed upon by the Council OF State. l3th.
To extend the judicial power the aid II may need for
the ready exercise OF ts functions lith 10 open all
norris establish maritime custom hOuss add designate
their location. 18th To grant amnestes and pardons
for crimes the cognizance of which may belong to the
federal tribunals The law shall fix the cases and re-
| qusites TO wi ich subsection shall be had.
" g. The President cannot absent himself from the
place Of resdeI of the federal powers nor from the ex
crcse bis fun cous without serious motives to be qua
Hed by Congress aud IN the recesses OF tue same oy
! tie COnnc OF Government.
"Ss' For the dppatch Of the administrative business
OF II federation there shall be the number of minis
| iers that Congress shall establish by law.
President rust be signed by the minister OF the depart
neut to whom the matter corresponds. WithOu. this
| requisite thoy shall not be obeyed.
40 The Ministers of State shall give to Congress,
as soon as ,he sessions OF tue first period shall be
opeied account Of the condition OF their respective
| departments. c,....;u.,..
Mexican citizen by birth, to be in the exercise OF mis-
| rights, and twenty five years of age
"q2. An organic law shall make distribution of the
business which shall beong To each department.
"93 TIE exercise of the judicial power OF the ted-
Grafton shall be deposited in Supreme Court OF Jus
| tice al d in the District and Circuit tribunals.
| "9i. The Supreme Court shall be composed OF
eleven Judges and four supernumerary judges, one
| States Attorney, ard one Attorney-General
| "95 To be elected Judge OF the Supreme Court 1t
il necessary 10 be Instructed in the science OF law ac-
T. the of the eecrG to Se S Sys5
| in he exeTcise of his Iigbs."
| Our new Minister. Mr.. Forsyth, presented his
credentials and July received by the President,
| on the 23d ult subjon the speeches made on the
| occasion as published in the Mexican papers. Mr..
| Forsyth spoke as follows;
"SiR: bold in my hand letter from the President
of the United Sistes accredltiDg your Excel
| kncy's Government rs Minister PenpJtentlary and
| Envoy Extraordinary Of the United STATS
laval myself with pleasure, of the frs. official op
pcruniiy offered TO assure your Excelency that the
ardent and arm purposes which animate me to tha cad
ere seconded b. the precise and positive Instructions of
nv Cover meLt 10 regulate the mission conhded 10 HE
ia such that our respective countries may DO
drawn every day and nearer together by the en-
dur bonds of cords, benevoence, friendship, and
peace hope that your Exceency will receive these
assurances not the expression of diplomatic
courtesy but the expression of the genuine sentiment
! ofmy Governu ent and people, funded on the mos.
catholic principle of humanity, good neghborhood
| AID sour policy.
The destiLies of our great republics Ddissoluby
united in the horoscope of tie future. The two crest
powers of the Meth American continent, identified by
lie and equally fortunate struggle to free themselves
from the dominion of the old World travelling together
the ath, up to the present OF self govera-
meDt in the republican form, naturally allied by their
geoersrhisl position and the affinity OF their Political
principles, depending mutually one on the o.her for