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tion to value; nor to authorizc aoy Of the At
| ricau race or their descendants TO become citI
Zene, or TO exercise the right Of suffrage in tnc
| choice offederal officers.
ART. 4. That hereafter the paragraph Of tht
fourth article Of the Constitution shall not he
construed to prevent any Of ths States, by ap
fropra:e legislation, and through the action
Of their judicial and ministerial otlccra, lrcru
enforcing the delivery Of fngltives from labor
from any other State or Territory Of the United
states to the person to whum such service q
labor is due.
ART s. The emigration or importation oil
tue African raea into any State Or any Terri
dencc or involuntary service, Is forever 1.ro.
hteited, and Congress shall have the puwer hy
| appropriate legislation to enforce tho ,.ru.
Visions Of this article.
ART. 6, That the first. second, third and fifth
articles OF these amendments, and the third
paragraph OF Tue SECOND section of the Irst
| article OF tile Constitution. and the third parl.
graph of the fourth article thereof, elali MT
be amended or abolished without the copseut
Of al the States.
Mexican Relations witb the rp1te1
hIAtes.
Translated for the n. 7. Tribune from the e.
9ra.G Dc ccci9.ntt, official paper oi souo1l,
ait 1lco, Dec. q.
Since the rejection Of the McL,ne4 Ocamno
treaty hy the Senate OF the United States. anu
the peculiar position OF nttairs in this Ee7ul,-
lie, the relations existing between TIM two q
countries Ia a subject worthy Of serious cor.
slderation, and demands the careful a.t. ntioa
CT tho wise and good of 10th countries. NJ
MN whose senses are not bluuted by most
peryerse and stupid prejudice cannot LIT ney-
cciEe that it ID Of the highest importance to
Americana and 3le1icana that friendly re1u.
lions Of the most intimate character should
exist between the two greatest Republas IL,
the world. Immediate neIghtors, and occr-
Pyiog. favorable position OIL the Nor;h
American continent, they are, and ought to Re
twin sisters In the race OF i1upro, en1ent ,n,I
progress IN the New World; because, what.
ever measure Of national policy NAV aa:ct Ire
on2 will necessarily have powerful bcarinsr
and commanding influence on the drstiuies II
the other. Let us not disguise the facts as
tney STARE US In the face; let Us not suIEtr our
pfelonices or our passions to lead Us Hst1ay
pinoss. N>A -'~i
very soon tho political relations Of the Un:.
ted esates will undergo = thorough clancc.
Tbs rule Of the Democratic party
the gT@at warmakiug and 'Slaye.y-ex-
tending partJis at IN end Abraham Liz
coin, the Republican candidate, has been elect.
ed ffessdent Of the United States by Ill OF. r.
Lincoln show that he cherlshes friendly seuti-
ments Of the most honorable character toward
the Mexican people. He Is disciple Of thu
late Henry Clay, the fEiecd Of peace aud Mex.
lean nationality. Nr. Lincoln o. pposea the war
OF the United States with Mexico; he fell that
y Was an aggressive war, undertaken for sci.
t,sh and mischleyous purposes, and oprosc,,
Its origin as lar as Was consistent with his ,lrs
II as an American CITIZEN The c1act;on aru
Lincoln viii have ealufsry indn"nre ~ ~ -
future Of Mexican aflilIrs: Instead Of oscn9,,..
ing au aggressive policy, he will bc:otCe
Clay, ard Benton. md Corwfn. anil 49,. 80,
people, by all k;ud and fritnJlr med;.tat -. -.
rise superior to the lila OF intcrnecna s+r;t ~
and become great. and poverfn, md traa ;,
shining light In the pro.ress Of nasioce Tta -
war policy will cesse. hordnr f,.n5s - III -,
suppressed; Indian outrayes and fllihusttr er
treaties ~ ,,"a,o oseUu41enaoceo; eo.; lecipEocal
will be tuaururated. TorEs of 1n,se.,oi *
provement viii be Commenced nsannf,ctna ~. ,rI.
Ing establishments win snring M 49,
be encouraged: t,a crerr r,s!to. ~ liz
trade viii be onened Hn m sr;aa,,,. y.
footing, and the ioternn1 sonrces ~ .,ni,,
1aoantains-wiu be exnlorcd and fha ria,, er'- H.u
be converted to the usefnl pnrnoses of ~. H.
the inventive facultse: Of rpnips enta-r.s, ,tie
end fudustrr Will he et{rnnfnted i,+o aai,l..
good Laws, good royernInent cducation ,.1n' ~
fsee prese, Viii soon conyert he hannta ~ ,1a
red men and wild keastE fnfo 14o1,,t,,.
dens and fruitful aeids. The.e nra ~, ~
the events which the cjertion ofa Da-,nie syAne "
President in the I1nited Rtatee Sn
this country. Il Eiil h~no,.,o ~ esnaao"b tos
less than tha ste,n ant- EN1a 1ne ite5Gst, 70
tn second +1.a ,.4s ~, - GosAno 1uo 1nnca
e,e,,e,+ hrs;n.se ~s,a.;a,. - .h pot,st. 1ho
& s+ata ~ nasaa W. ..s3 ~ s1e Ee9hfe
on err..+ "uS pc1loS tue fu!tr ot
~ s5srnt-F 49, "1u In4! '9eu.eeets plupSc
r. reora 49, ane sa'u anu oesI!uctlSe var
har, ~ re. ;fha ~. tioa LA ne nau never oeeu
that N, miIstane ,io' T. Tels = oet1et 1or hi,n
than tSaz III aiias.ene were Nea around Luis neck,
aesaa eaa ueti nto suea "lcheo ano heaastrorg
S4.s;a.n s uap enel ,, u neT, T pS!acnce ond
our ru1ers wise, and avert this drcad ,isastsr
to q smiling 1andi
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"caFouna Courtesy.o
Respondent thus speaks Of Hon, Andrew Jobn.
sous noble speech. The u.ruy1 publishes
its contributor's sIang without 4 Wofd Of mo-
test agaInst It's coRrseress:
johnson. Of Tennessee made ferociors on.
slaught upon South Carulina yesteriay. ia
raked M all the f5ithy charces he ron1d ind in
the Tribune. and in he BarljpCame order Of
speeches. made at thn time al tia Rnooks.Sum-
ner afEair. and heanfd them mon the hetd If
the Palmetfn Stata AhrEr rom ,iud.s TscaT.
lat cnnld rot he Tnore we1cnma 10 fnf,n I'm
nhelnysd disc;n1e. = than Andrews fon1 dfnnn.
Citations Of . gallant aud free people. Low
duns wretchss never forriyc Gentlemen ior