Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-12-10


ritory from Mexico. refer the whole subject TO Con-
gross, and commend it TO their careful consideration
repeat the recommendation made in my message "
December last in favor " an appropriation 20 he PAID
to the Spanish government for the purpose Of distrbu-
/ uon among the claimants in the Amisad case Prcsi-
dent Polk first made similar recommendation iu De-
ccmbcr, lSiI aud 10 repeated 10y my immediate pre-
decessor, in December 1853 entertain no doubt that
indemnity is fairly due these claimants under treaty
with Spain Of the 27ih October. 1875 and whilst de-
mandng Justice ought 10 do Justice. An appropria-
ton promptly made for this purpose could not oil TO
crt favorable influence ON our negotiations with Spain.
Our position IN relation TO the independent States
south " MS this continent and especially those within
the limits of North America Is Of peculiar character
The northern boundary Of Mexico Is coinccnt with our
own southern boundary, from ocean TO ocean; and we
must necessarily feel deep interest in all that concerns
me wei-hcing and the mie OF so near ncenhot' we
have always cherished the kndest wishes r the succcss
OF mat republic, ana have INDUCED the hopc mat might
at last after all rs trials ENJOY peace and prosperity nn
der free and stable government We have never hth-
ero intcrfcrcd directly or indirectly with its Internal of-
fairs, and Is duty which 20 ourselves 20 pro-
tcct the integrity Of is territory against the hostile inter
ference Of amy other power Our geographical position
our direct interest IN AN that concerns Mexico and
we'll settled policy In regard 10 the North American con-
/ tncnt, render this an indispensable duty.
Mexico has been u state Of constant revolution AZ
most ever since 20 achieved It's Independence. One mill
tay leader after another has usurped the government In
rapid succession. and the various constitutions from time
to time adopted have been set at naugh almost soon
/ as mey were proclaimed Inc successive goVcnmrnis
have afforded adequate protection, either TO Mexican
citizens or foreign residents against awlcss violence
heretofore, seizure OF The capital 10y military chlci
tain has been generally followed by at least The nominal
submission Of The country TO his rule for brief period
civil g.r hs boon r,,, f,r s,rc limo tbro,,bout tho
republic, between The central government NJ the city Of
Mexico. which has Favored to- subycrt tic consm-
tiou lax fr,rJ Ii, filf, o,,rr ,pl ti..o who r,in
tain the authority of that constitution. The antagonist
parties each hold possession of different states OF the
III, N,,r,.tfi, ~, r,.t r,,rrh.n. ti income have
been employed 10y both parties 10 cXor money from for
egncts, well as natives, 10 carr, this runol- cone
test The truth is, that this fine county blessed with
productive soil aud benign climate has been reduced
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