The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-14

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Congress This is espqeiaIlv necessary a. II
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should be intrusted with The means az mak;nr
an advance to the Spa ii. n povsrn+,ant ;mmad;ee
ately after the signing of liz treaty w;thon,
awaiting the ratification Of Il Nv d. Senate /
am encouraged to make this spgqas,ion IL III
example Of Mr.. Jefferson nrevious ~ the mr..
chase of Louisiana from France and nv TIA, of
Mr. Polk in view az The acon;s;,;on ~ ,arr;tor,,
from Mexico. refer the whole.nh;ect ~ Con.
gress, and commend il to their a. relnI consider
alton. aDty5a.
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Of DECEMBER last N favor 81 ~ an,r,,'r;
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purpose could nnt All ~ axart fsna.at,a -.
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80 az
Our position in relation to the independent
states south OF US on this continent, and espec.
ally those within the limits OF North America,
! OF peculiar character. The northern boun-
arv OF Mexico Is coincIatnt with cur own south-
fn boundary from ocean TO ocean; and We must
ecessarlly feei deep inserest in all that con-
ems the well being and the fate Of so near
eiehbor. We have always cherished the kind.
% wishes Tor the success Of that republic and
ave lnduiged the hopes that it might at last
tier all ITS trials, enjoy peace and prosperity
nder tree and stable government We have | !
ever hitherto interiered, directly or indirectly,
ilh its internal affairs, aud it is duty we owe
ourselves, to protect the integrity OF its terri
tory against the hostile interference of any
Their power. Our geographical position, our
rect interest in all thar concerns Mexico. and :
ar we'll settled policy il regard TO the North !
fnerican continent, render this an indspensa- y
e duty.
Mexico has been in stnte of constant revo-
tion, almost ever since 1t achieved its indie
sndence. One military leader after another u
Is usurped the governtnan nj in RI mid snccassnn Q
ID the various constitutions from time TO 8
me adopted have been set at naught almost as i
oh as proclaimed. The successive govern =
ents have offered no adequate protection. eth
10 Mexican citizens or foreign residents, 81
,aihst iawiess violence. Heretofore a seizure 9
the capitol by military chieitain has been ,
iioWea by at least the nominal submission OF 2
c country to his rule TOR brief period, but u
. 80 al the present crisis Of Mexican affairs q
civil war has been raging for sometime thro'- "
It the republic, between the central govern. G.
en- at the city OF Mexico, which has endeav- !
ed TO snbvert the constitution last framed by q
htarV power, and those who maintain the au- Y
orlty OF that constitution. The antagonistic y
rtles each hold possession of different States o.
the Republic, and the fortunes Of war are "
instantly changing. Meanwhile the most re- n
enehsioie means have been emp Dyed BY both y
rites 70 extort money from foreigners, as well u
natives, to carry on this ruinous contest re
e truth is, that this line country, blessed with y
,T0uuctive SOIL and beHipn ~ Ra, haa 4 Ia