Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

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..ia.-i ,.i .sssa a,s . b-WAsRfsotosl April IS.
.isThs PFesilen t0aday IA fesb6neb to q reso-
lution0f tlie. Etotss tfal sui "a Eoluminons doc
nqlent eHotapin alI the eqEr9spon ienee which
has taken place sinca JANA last Ia re- atiOn to the
affsfrS 81 deIioo- ~, 80 ID iss-,-ss .aN Oa9
ss FFo1lia hasty glGloe - thsir contents II ap7
peaFs that On the ed -OE 4hzt 4nuath tIr Seward,
In writing to NJ C0rWin, informs hi b that from
intelligence wearing an air OF authority, design
exits On ghs part o the IN 9ts d this coun,
try to .gsin posses don Of LaWenc ca forRia- aii
that the President expects him to Exercise his
best iuogment, not only to thwaTt ihis schenei
but to pFeRentrebe3 EFmedstBssels ifOm finding
sclteP lR ieCisAnip ip5rts; ana nom clrying arms
thf0ugh'the' teIritoig 81 tliat Replol &.
me Neiehse % ne y & ~ 80 1ereigntFi i
g5s ss6s4sioa s sfnSR maSs & q Rs tRs' ssd
docs not dssire z. asQuiEa anE RaEt q Mexico
On the sth OF June, hlr. Corwin in iormed Mr..
Sewslg ff6f f11 been his constaI sndeaYoI
sinds :. .Arsi talldtthe city Of MeNiqO to posse
the Mexican ulins- Of 9he.trus cause bf our dim
ptihGj and ith1S anAhlA thim 5Of climate .tha
danger Whichl would .rssllt from any tnfayorsble
termination Of them. Ha,sgsfqnits sure while
ythe l1exigln goEeFrnentVpnA ended tvoFto pre-
SerEe paacefll rsis ions with az. .Eu10pean pow
ors 90 fir terIas 4, ,nsgSE5ed ths.U bited states
- tlus and oalV !isnd d. tggle which
night iaFOIFeIts national exisEdee
Toward the close Of Jnly, MtsCotWin, In the
-co1Aise Of his dispaicn, ihe ny rtmarks thai
Edtope e dtite Wiling to sSeais hhmbled and
VII not fal to take advantage Of Out emparrass
menfs to eEsenta.e purpose Of which she would
not have dreamed had We remained BIT peace.u D
This was ssid with referfneN )Oi1t intel
ven56n Of England, Fta2 - s pain in tl
Affairs Of Mexico. s-s.ihaa
Mr. Seward in writing to Mr.. CorEin OF 20tl
oEBeptlmbef, assures himthe Presi4 lent ErestlI
-desiEfd she political st4tas Of Mn1icd as natiol
sneeld Bs RanentIy paint d land in De D!
5bJ hita ts ssbbot Co consent 1
higFetuFning ffQD Mexico 81 de5ffed -i4 -
It o. Known tl1f ~. Cor5tin NJ negotiated 4
trestYi Rith Mexico but The Senate = eoted i q
I the ground that MAS not advisable 70 assume
1 4 E6S pronpsed Sany portion Of the principal o
1 inseFest OF the debt 81 Mexico, cr Viich WOul
/ require The eOneurrenee af he Rnrorb pan oWefs
II Ineommnnicat this resHlt 70. ar. corWin, Nj
Seward, says, April ads g pndeE- ttese eircum
stances the skrall dent - l1fl q suggestu 2
4 TOa any Oiherheed for rontt1ng fhe deliver
ancs of- our si5tsf Repdolic 7ff5hl thA ehbarrds
| menfg bF FElisch the b Eiirfodhded| which vi
fbe acceptable to the Senate sssn
Meanwhile, I desire 70 direct fouF inoS eaEnql
! attention to the necessity of Eua ~ If pOssiblt
ifagainst any snch piedgd 81 a ices Of Ae1
leo to foreign powers as L4aeft our e2ns
injuriously, or impair the ability Of De peoPle
| Mexico to sustain The free gogenmeb { esiahli, y
I ed BY tl,e 4 oFn ohoicsi liNpk tlu nPt leave N
1 government Of Mexico in doubt tof momeE
that he qoyernment Of The United states Is NJ
4 i'indifs Sthe peffls By which tl.ey are mel
4 = me ssnatk .lnAexstutive session zsy yct
Armed the following 1ominations Coy. Z.
Morgan, Of New Yqls1 " 81 j 5 r. tfseeIal
SsTl S.1rsSaei sSl.' n IIF66 of he Q. a.. CaD
Gea5sT,I HtItsaiT, of the Adj't Gen. Depdfthed g
FTrn. S, smith Of Ohio, Col. Chas. DlI1ns-lE
Il Rufas AxtOn, both of Mass, Col Jhmes u. V
AIleR, Of ne "a Reg't n, x ,,Css q q Nspolie
B. Buforai Of ILLINOIS, 70 pc haEad Ipr SenslA
4 4 VelFgtesll.
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