Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-24
THE RnPOET2D ANNEXATION Oh
MEXICAN TERRITORY


whils and ascertain az far an possible,
the truth e; the Fan Francisco Chro1.i
CO. statsIlsnt that ! treaty had been
agreed Eron between President Grant
aud Presii-n: Iejado, of Mexico, under
whose provisions eight OF the Northern
States OK Mexico, including Soucr2,
Durango sni chihuahua. were te b..
coded to this government in satisfaction
of certain sums Of money amounting
to many millions c! dollarsl, due from
Mexico 10 the Uni,-d States. The pro
pensity Of .he Chronicle to outrua all
compositions in proclailing nevs or
neys-GuEGo-1 sns taken into eoneid.ra-
ton, snd the very sviG.nt possibility
thai ssGh = sensational story ss thi.
Nigh, have i0Iad its origin IN the
S:heminss OF spscIIstoFs. iet.rrsi =.
from accepting the sane without some
pruisat S.asSticr;nSs. The statement
vas sa.sfiy received and no los. eagerly
believed hy IL lars. class 10 sshom
Mexico sud Mexican territory still p0,-
ssss the charm, Ct Ell Dorado but
the cooler ami i-Es inpzi,iv. seem to
have taken tn Ia.t;sE unds. sdvisem.nt
and Submitted i 10 the ss,erer tess Of
caEtio-f incrsiaiiGy and critical aral,=is.
In y..teEizy's aispltcL.s 10 tbs EIi-y-
prs. ~ ind Whist seem TO Us to o.. the
mast reasonable c1EclUsi0us touching
this proposed sres's, N the report Of
What -ss sand ' III Mexican Consul! in
San Trzucisco - . press interviewer.
Said hat tuncti7nary:
Tie setting lfari-sn Consul, n. G.
PTi.chrrf, il Al ipie--isv lsst evening.
sgid ~ tgev nothing Of nysach treaty.
aud that lot 3 person ~ Mexico could
b. found TO s-st.io II Ths Constitu-
tion Of Mexico does not psrmit any At
temp. ri tiisrlerah.-,-leuto OF rs territory.
Sni no document looking toward tina,
ED can 10 signed ;.u.sss by trsascnable !
acis u tbs c1Iic.rs 81 the Government. |
Before .ny treaty OK that kid can 10 /
snter-l iE.o Il - Necessary to amend the /
CGnstitstiou, which can be done onlv By i
a. .ct Of Congress Eni ratified bys two /
thirds vote % Nc Legislatures OF tie /
several S.Atss forming the Mexican Re
public Is eOai-ider. that the scheme
= conccc;sd by certain parties in the
-I1a-srabtInS lsl.es s.t. knowing that
nan. persons hal been buying land IL
MEXICO - the hcp- Il something of the
Kind happening
- r-,-isf Ia r.-u.-,f.rzI that .ba ,,o,.,
OF Mexico ss:I 20 % the subjecs. OF this
tEs-ry sc s-atsa-Ssaiss bo.ssins Of and
ch.ri.hing, more or less ''soyersigat-
and it Is hardly probable that anything
Nose deternin.tivs ihzn'fhe meges. out
lines q treaty looking TO the d.tach-
Dsn. Of ik-ss S...eS from the central
government csn have constituted the
tern. OF au--if sny-.:ipulations be
tween tho Presidents OF TIE two Repub-
licE. The belief iEat some such necoti-
ations have been lid over and written
about hy thoss k.ch extracting partiss
Is n sons n.sasErs justified by the many
rGFno.s AID suuors 90 minors which are
current Il San Francisco and which dsts
back 10 event. nu1 corroboratin: cir
known TO persons who have
: I2or. or less intimate knowledge Of
Mexican sSg:,s. Theirs ale parties il
itst city WHO seam 70 have O sort Of
. Manifest Des.iny moaomaaia
slon-o- Doctrine prsrc.Iession which
Indicate. itself in symptoms Of Mexico
N the 6sain. Walker. til. grey-syed :
r.an Of destiny. has ;e:s MS deeiples-l ,
lirnsl-f = aec-P.s of ;il.t fruitful mad ,
less .. Southern politics, the Mexican
".-- Following tie Inflated Nicaraguan t
l-sco came the qUsick-dssp.tched Fill
lls'srins movement which placed Henry |.
Cr.o5's -cuEk..ss bad upon the picket =
d s1loriaa StccAGIe and set the sylu. 4
psthie5 of California OF edge. The war /
which made California Gn American
State uhettsi the spp-tites o. tie sst-
lers Of California for further ventures t
= the direction Of the Halls Of The g
We Isen to look on
Mexico IS our natural inheritance and to
sg,ri tie descendants of III. Spaniards
hero as interlcpers when i. is our duty l
nd destiny to conquer and despoil As
Tie eide of the case which
ppO.es itself to tia! taken by the Ee1i-
Al Consul. We present the following