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wtvrr;
- 34 tf
! n '. , e of the Court of Ejahj
i t .ml'r, i s'l at the late rrst-
... nl ,i .!., ili:-aed, oa Mm
I i v , 'i,Wr nest, 'iWn.lv tm
v-r , ,, i,. , uir to th stat of mmI
1 ' v minint of both rtn, and ere
I . Tr ru inihseneitit will be Wea.
, jwjeruriiv, lit rruirf. .
. . ' ' 'H. MXUSH. (l.i.V
' v ' ? '" 'h'J Junt'i, dcesl,
U.im mtnt;, Rfjil. Wt, 18'& 40 Svy
ate. of N?ort-Cunlil
, . urftah C Hn!:t v.,
tcf Pleas nd Qu n ter Session!
: - A'ljust Term, 1820.;' -vi'-''i
lfV 1?
v; to: kc
7 PefuHinfot
id Kkki.
Dower.
1 1 ilia o(irt th it imV
i l.r . week iH the Stur. tlit
l it;, '. ' .iu.Ih' Maninpnd hit i.l
!.-.n:i...,-, i..,ca if Oie 4(iuUim. iti iWt
in rvii io mil tit this Slate,. (iprai" al the
i'.mrt id be Iiel J lor tiie wuny of Vuli,'
C nut II me ju VaMhvillc , on t!i4l M')l
i N'ovembei next, to ner," ilmij le
" tlw 4Mlliirtl rill be ln-rf -x p;lrie. ..
u V";-behj. a BLoiNT.i .;.t
i ate of T0rtli,' ai;oUllfi'f?
t (r,Plea A)t! Q j "ir Sf)iiiria
nun i.. .niini nnu uc, qui- 1 t
iiiu linlK'rt I's If,' (uanJiMiii
'v'liru-rs frM iiiliev
M j:n-e't, .1 i RiIU-v snd
s , ll. Kull. v, ttf Pri
Ri'lliiv, iti'(fiit-il,'.tiim, ffmii
II !'! lli 'itV, Will. Afm
'MI'I OJUtVT. ' '! '..'. J
!); i W h" a(fminn lit' CoMll
viis . I'l Jt. iMi'tlfy, onr' of delcmlMiili,
t vi i I'labilsul Whiii iev K i ordered
isiiccntiun be iim 'e t'n fek in the Km.
tir ;Mii-.lnri boJitf o, ipai', t'iiii
it i''. s 'it Quiii-iK Sessions W be helJ
. iiii!."y a(l 'te l'paidi w the Court-
iu Oxfwl, oij the Brit .MomRirn No
r ii 'f,J nil 'siwwWjVoyo'herwwe l
i '.; bft -ttktn tr oohfcw -and heard
v n jo turn.. ' . '' :
Viilien K. Siwed, ' Clwk f"o'ir
'oin,'t rirJi in :QC irJ. ;lbi 8't Monday
g resol ved Ao ttiova to iJj aonntrt f pffBf
o iliat lual)le lot at the comer of Fnyettis
nif lll Uiroets: xUe turner buililing hus
iccujiitMp'oi' the fart teqear8,lf(lioiini
ruy Sjto Mid now oeemiidby' Meciri.
-i.ns in i . ooii, and Ujuin St (Jhi-ist'iticr,
lutly-tivo bj l'nty fuel, .two st!ri ninli,
irctlv dry vellac'if (lie Mine iae, ttep Jme.
'Hi mam tief, with sulRoient i-ooiD.in th
'i- a liirpre laindtt eoe hfjtise iroutiiig llar
neet, ., now .i.ceu)ied as a (iroeery tHore,
sioi y wure house; kilclitn, jmokt bouse,
iilior proj(ir tr 1 fcrtifr. 'I'his progeny
lieceue 61 biisinesh.' 'f'hc twfl (eaeoieiitt
o eoiiiieu.'d. iht lyfi uiil alteration a
i may be rnxde JHiiiisieWtly pw:iirm ftiphi
t eneniiiv boninen.' Xo thoS4'B6 re uh
laiiiMt if.jnaT fie id thrr art hrfe bct
mndii,:ifafiV'iu the Siaii-V : "-' " , ''
he lot 4a HillsborDiiglvrtisfcet, 'now otrnpie '
in iiibseriber, T!i jirspertjia fianU ly
'e! about one humiiL'd vanlaout of tic lim
s the eorporntion. I lavlig the advauin; at
and emiiitry, jt iu m-H wortluhe aitfiitiod
se wishing a plensant sent a lillltf ltliivd
e biislle of business It lias on H fc two
" filing hous, witli r rooms ht!ow and
st.iir. nnd m.V fire ;.!;u'.'S, wish a -i!e
.'n, ! a vejl ot :tei- m t,e vnrl,
lo none hi the vii-iiiitv of liiih ::,it. r
a two m e varaiit t "t, fy'niR . ithin one
I anil iu v i .rda of tin i: n i'ii bnundavf
"V'ii it ion, ilnrdly on tin' N'enbei'O ruad,
' ;i.t jrOd 1 :,nd n UuiUlmrn trtek,
i went of ; .di I, ti, on which thTe is A
, u i a bolting rlotli) a cotton fcin to jfo
h 1 'tis i!itli" runniiijt par
''fii f irse," a 7 ww; a new frame
i . Vi out honi jiroper fore
- t; i I . , a 1, use tiiii il up, and r
a I and it limy be truly
ii'f i icr ttnnif in ti e country.
'"" ii im" liiiliuK oirrani, and
' Hie out ot'ri'i air, the pro-
' " ' " per yi'Br., .
''hi,..; . .oe valmiliU' (n'OKt-r .- v ;
Ion ft;-; .. nmmodatinp terni-. ! '.
'tii'abletit i . pi e'ctit l:' i-'! tii
15 tVUL'i.l'ii
.. JaniiM? I, JSCS . '1 i I
For
t,,. "-; .-
on
null's n
lirnpc;
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Is on it,
l and i; i . ,m
rn rf Liind, ;'. v- -"',: -v
' 'l- of Hi!t creek, about
ii S;,ni!'i'S, Esip toi'HK r
t loliuitnik'. There
I : - ot S'lvriiiir ! I
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lint, t ) '
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mnrt p,
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be foil! '
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krH'i. i t.
r rt Juuiur or Srnisir t
r( ira p.l,rats I .r th.i
IHrKiiMwble U ii:u
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.ii ill-niton. - v,
J."fy svrej.'lkit a i!.'.ne enul.f
p'lioa of lue trail it: i ho m
liberal uprort kr li. p.( jrl
iiiou U the in Oilual of the Kiiixil- '
, In aarv, rfSV healtliy and rapi.lly popuUdng
county a this is, bo doubts art eiitrniui!, but
ih .t a Uit hoef ninv, lit ourv.heobiaBcd, the
irH(of which woulj exceed any ru n," hi"h
the nJli'-, at this tiui woulJ fl vhem ms
authoriu'd to guarantee, Utit It is uoufi.li uilv
hr!ir" i-(T that a aatitfactory aabtry rony be tleri
eif, I Uie schotaMio antl ptfvl arrriu-i of
a f)iia!iliid fntteiiMnr end the female depart-'
IseiK would sua fu at o.iM he, desired, and
(raid a handsome compel y lo a lady well
qunli'ii-'fl to preside over it. " , '- ' - X ' "
.-13 orJerof theTrasteea. '. '
V j . . UOOT. : GUEEK.SecV V
" Cevinjton, .In!? 14, 1825 ' - 1
t he Star," Ii deign, V. C. aaj - Mmnpbis
Advocate," wiil Mitert the' above foar 'times,
ooee in eaoh foruiiht, and tend tlieir hilla lo tue
for fjaymeuL : ' 7 -.V- " -
. r'-.-, M.ii. CttREH.of:-
n,3J 4-eoir '. . "', r Covingtoa, Tenneste.
' MR. POINSETT'S ItEPLT.'fiv"'."'
-It has aVreauly been slated lUat the Leislatara ot
th Stt or M nice had sent a rvinoo trait-:
tolhe tiEJisaat Co nu a Ens of that Republic, to
lkitin tbe espuJiion of Mr. I'oiisstt, the A
meriaan Manner, from thiaoonotry, for reasons
wliicli will Dcdonelopeq ia the sequel? and that
the orvreni rerusoU to Riant the re nest, oy a
viite ol IS to I. ; It appears also that iwe oilier
nlawt of the Mexicaa Republic preaenteti aimi
lr rr'noiMrances AVe have ben famred with
Mr. f'ninselt reuiarltt in reference to this x-
IraoriliimiT prcj;diDg,.ilirtr.da " lloply of the
Aiprivan Minister to Uie iUmonitrance Kci-
WK of the UugrOature ol the -statu ot .Mexico,
ahiuh we are pcimaded will be read with iulcr
eatVexratl uf fJ,omiu?rc.(,,-iT ; .
'Ti-auslatcl for the Journal of Commerce. :-
KIII'LY.-:-
SWith tinrerv, rt et .the OudersijjneJ
0 nt hiiriaelf njrit ip . ubl igetl to cep;l an
attack made against. himself peisno.illj,
unit fliiftiiiPit (he tianon wutcli he ha tbr
hiiitrr tttj-epi eMJdt;' bjt k twjy of men,
wW; 'whater may, be .teir tjiaracier
iti'loiliyiftuolirj are jpntjltlej is j-esiirct
3w'tiieir.iTncritriV,si)citV.''"-'riie
Legislature of Jhe Statef". ofJMexici ;
4fUBtUTii tieeorous aiul necp'ssai y, to
exrftw Uie TPXecutive of ihis Aiiuyn to
vtiel the ttudereigned friiiiT. the terri
ir v of the KeDubiic.V.This'iueiresfitin
Is ccompatiied '; with reifonivw!4l'tif
Well iountlftl,ou;hr to uccaiiloa a e .
tibi ' U allvfrfendlf ' j-atibni'riqtl
cuffiiuercial and I ' diplomat"!; between
(he to nations. ,Ai ab Americafl.the
y'ntfmigneil' -ha ween, with the' nioaj,
paioful f motion, tiiia assuinptitin of Ex
ecutive preroe&titee by lh L'isatiire
--fJepartmg ftom! ho course prescrii ed
by be.Ciia(itffiob. 8nd viotatir (he
lowabf TNatioHsyt'.,W
nevy pretext to the aceuaatitm ao wftetj
Vepsatf(Jhar' the irteMit Staieav; of sthij
Continent fare lnctfpablei6f poverning
th?inelvf:? ', But'wnh all the .forbear-
once bcluiigjng to a rtian hd,t oot..(Ji",
poseU trt crimmat -the -inconsiderate
me aatirea of a : ytmthful .flatioo,. .and
which cpriainly . have; xcued iah
fftind .no other sentimeritb, (ban thoseofl
: ' I.' ...v.: i. iJ.jf.Iil
cpaKsion, hp-wes it iV bitnstlf and
his; t.t'Ufitry Toyrepty--rinotJ( the kr$
menisr ne las not of err uoic- io oisj
coef; , a ii y & i u in e &t ei d e r j .hi the. firM
pwpftfsitiob or in? thereMiluiiwu tho
Ltrslature of hft. .State .'of JVltsico,-
but to tbtf txtravnaaHt notions whinh U
Im be'eptWe'med tit and pn 'r oJub
lish to this world, by means ittJkjiim
."he Members of the Lps''atri 01
Mexico who . sign . the ioatrumc it lay,
r' Not 'to 'tomniomise the national
honors' we bmit to7 give credit'to those
afcsei t iot it f which we , have noji aeen
tbe witnesses, and confine ouraelyea, in
the ptesent reofiOnstrance to ttitj tiiscre
fiilt and the prejudice, if any one Je.'
ses-to caU It so, into, which tlii foreign
iufi'ctioiiary has; fall.eb,"-So that vul
gar prejudices, and the fear which they
express, lest the national honor should
be'iarnthiie-tl by a catastiophe eUVckd
by pnlitii I i !:aici.ui,are ttie only mo
tives for n i ' ri the expulsion-of the
undera'tRiK-J. V nuid it not liaVbeen.
more decorous to ask die' General bo
veriinientfor the proofs of criroioalfon
duct in a diplomatic agf fit. than to adopt
a troe tltJf, asserfirtnp of venal writers,
or ttf coriTliurid the producitoris of in;.
riifice ami malevolence v 'i ;.. ' opinion
of a crent and ' nrtnanitntiu' people?
! can
i e -
licve tlvit a loreiRtj ; .tus-
' f ) auy t inker tn t..?
? .; hiich a threat' can
i . i t!,e . au .' oritur
i liiiii- .ite t; c Ui
, v in ihejdi-
' e . ' llrl"i i.
! ' r ' 'i r :"i".t "
I,' th-t f n:
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it j-
rtn-ff
f f
y o"je
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(Ik.1 ii , i 'l irlr to u". '
'
&:nt Ittmi. .
tr-' j a! ti ji p to t'.o i
; .'..., r '! -r.c'rr -f Mr
i s -jit - .. i
. -....'.
ff-irtrft.t I Vtriir. He f.iu !j
Jrnu i thai l. h interfedJ, el;iir ill
rrcUy ir "iwtiacsUilH mna' rrmie
decree; titlh Cif 'j h . of hr iutt
riernr f!ii Rt'prjy.-; w.'.'.rnaa he a
'K-fore ha-1 .cvjinn' fu ni).ete, ht de
ciJH pre! ri ence for Hfpublicarnnsu
(ationa, an I hra ardent l -iro lnfin
part ol Am-qc f)mtit4 be under fHe
tii"ueuic.if "anj Kurojirin Putarr (
pinion which lir ei!re.fvl clearle
an 1 vpetile 0 n ccat. n,) can
CailcJ an itifcrU-reDce III the itJ'jira til
the tt public where hi red,' ai"a Ya
rcijrn Arnt.' llJlfhe Lrs'a'aluru.ltirg
bclirve iH.it ht luii tern ftf?, c
tome .int. of our a trnirn:, T.-jjji.'an J
iKily ccuc iii in if htv.r'; acctx1'
iin lit liia wa fcoji i,:, r :'r'Jmii
tolhe tilahltshmmt r,f ,: cf Sf
crcl OJCMU'tr, tihich, ti'.r, c. I tuerttlA
will Jxgutt i the huuiry ij our torn
mtu mitfortunrt. Atnl lionce it it in-
fcne J, tha at he tik a part a thti un
furl uriiite,cse,o ha wilt proceed to
take a very actif e part in the others. :
-.it is truathat vue uiiilfrstjneit ha
atati'd the part which he toutc io tha
eatablishment of- the ancient rite sof
York tn Mexico; iVia true that atthe
requeat of the nllite'ra of the five Loos
e's which he found exiaiing in th coun
try,; he tent leitert tbNeWvlTork, and
ttiHialleJ fhe .Oraiut ,f,cdge; ,but these
ofricera were men who then enjoyed, and
with T only On.exct'ptioit ' atill enjoy,
(he confidence'.of jhttr fellow citizen;
and ocropied th-n, puw, the hijrhesr
oillcea in the gift of the people, of which
they were wet;h oy their patriotism
and civil yirfuear ifefcad no reason to
believe that such toien could abuie
philanthropic institution for criminal
purposes, atid it. should never be, forgot
ten that the institution already existed,
and would hayej'jpniduced the s)ame ef
fects, joort or bad, even though the ih
(leiFirned had not yielded to Ihe aoli-
cjtauonso(, his' friends in forwarding
masonic tetter, to New. Yort Wii
"hese"; eojlemeii the undersigned has
been'pasoci&ted -in intimate. fnendshTp
forsnioris thaft fKree years and ii jn
firmed. ih 3th,tryieHef. which hi then eo
tertained, that ; they were' animated, ib
their parpoae by the best of motiyesV'd
fhe pbrost patriotism . ,To them be. ftp4
peals,' wttWiit fear, as nirh of honor
aodjtrutb, that they may tjeClire Whe-(
ther he hR ever mingled, eiber direct-'
l orindrreictly, in the Mffaioi of the in-
teiior -of ilexico, as . tbe . Legislature
erataitdqyVatipTmees because he, for-
wrdetl lepers foe the orraoir.aUon' of
the Lodge which already ttisted m
thr t5ouotryf";t the request of tnq jmost
fespectable nti T'r:toue men" of these
States." To t'hein he appealsji that they
tnay dlare-whether he ever .tteriderf
a Jutita on; political subjectfir,if for
yeat"bo haii entered a Mastjoif Lodge',
or attempted to tailuence tWm "person
aliy in ai.y tbinst except to exhort ihem
to th'n',n "ftw'sWj- the Fsderat Jte
publicafr'lnsftttitions of the.cogntrj
TheLegflatreofTlalpam says, ?' in
facthe North Americans ww to their
liberri institutions What their clime de-
t"i...i..Ll ... t . j.......U..'
nitja; lanujt tn rrJ eiuini tt pcisuouv
tJlfiusslyes Iliat ,'Mexiro; in ihe enjoy
ment of tbe sam political systemt ifm-
u-ujtviiu wis; auvaitiasrs oi lie ucngns-
ftti tenioeratuce ihV teiiiltry of it si).
and tbe mild and docile character of its
nbhabitirtits, will attract ao increase of
population and .wealth, which will give
tt aftiame end'-preportderance among
the f ailher , Republic of the Continent.
The JJorth American policy, ao called,
is contradictory yvt iovrt; and it is
for their interest tb preserye thing in i
their presenl state, that Mexico may of-!
fer bo gdarantetv nor tnj-kind of at
tractive fa if ocietyi,(Bor an advan
tages iit ititdepartiftenlfof industry,
whicb caniihinwh' thev'tredit and ag
trandiisimeut ,f that nation. On" tin
principle they have." oetab!ish their
diplomacy in regard to' onraelvei, and
their Agrnttr: must fulfil iheir mission
accordingly .Vhethef Jhitt Vasoning
is well founded br potj certainty iti so
understood by eyertifieiand hence the
ahrmi distrust, and nnfriendljeeling
in the pai ties, and amon g'att thu Mexe
leans.'--' -r t?fl .t'?V;Z
If.thini:;tter'tooiJ a here represent
ed, thii .Republic ouht hot to permit
&"v Agent of tl.e United State o(A
merica; lo reside wi-r.n its" territory.;
Rut th" suppuMti"'-! is etitirtl gratui
t
t
, u.. .. louiioe. s a itu;
iiorance oi
icount'rica.
Hinr'ry, and
fcctly.'disv
i exiat t
' f pn:-,es-1
t f
' n a r- e
rf a.
re'auve position of ire
TI.. '
product.
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v . . I-
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. (mirf rrmnriiut ii.ati t. a-;' t ,..i
i !' l'.,it-it !S:ate . ha t tfi'errsi ii
i.ivcrtj:;- 1'ita rnrraiioii ; n M'-jico
tt ihrir awn ckmc'tj. ' 'If popuhhun
1 liiirt 'i'ea flit mrrf iv (?
ti'irni
t ab'iuf
, i t" c
;' e
lh lat l!,:r!y e;'i r.ir I
4 fr.l),(KV),lV!3.fi,nr.'), ai
nnij hnte from foi njn en
th Krii!a;ion, hje not r
OiiQ aouN per-ari"'in. ' i
ihcri r.irc, th thf I of t
a' '")4h H a'! i r.i, .
i i ;are h propei ity nf ('
5: i i .. Vlhnut t!,K ,)''?, l'.
ti hi c! t'.'-f Mates, f i o " i ; natursl in
rrt i-i, at t:ie Vae of pi i.ion Itith
rtt, i, ,nuit in.'lB.'u, i.e.iu forty
Verify I I t'..e nro 'i-iaum nninlwnr nt AT -
1 rr , i.i t'i .i i . .
uiaauuu. i nence .ineii can rie jni
lr,' whTih actributrd t tfirinr of
tua giiiiid.f;pinentof Mex'rco? : It ha
beens.en that it is nroi from an apprd
hnwn ti-having their pnpolation di
miiiiahcd; neither catf it b from a' u
plciorr that Mexico, will I ,eclir. iht ir
commerce. . Mexico may rme'tVtv Inve
a flouishioc commerce across tl'i.s Pa
cific; to. th AaiatW countries; but the
wy natur of iu coasts will; prj-vrnt
Us entering into competition." witfi its
neighbors, tithie.'barticaUr, oiiW Atlantic-Can
St bo from or an or elu
sion that ori fcccoqnt of the fertility tf
uw sou, ms uaron iiumoouu has sup.
posed, it Vdl operate apstsist the pro
ducts"" of. this iuited States in, foreign
inarketA? TJiere, aro ,two circumstan,
ceti.r wh?eHv'"rirevent thia conclusion
fbe; 1 tlifficoltie? , whlri thet phvsical
atructure yf this country preaenta ;lo
me easy anu chean communication n
the fertile diricta wkhthe coast, and
the difi'tira character of the laborer
in tlie two Cnuntxieg.y he undersitii
ed yt ill not dra w a $ ofn parisob between
them, .but will only notice theinoular
fact, that,' with alf the natural, etkan
taj;er of Mexico, both. )ft climate "n,d
soil, the expanse, of culture in the cae
ofrall ajicultural prodticoos, iibere
aboqCdouljile wat it is n the XJrltef
Statesr abd thai- of itra'nsportinc Vthese
productions , to foreinri, markets, ,tnore
than. uirlruplec,;kTheii.tw endues-.
sf'ntfat. fiinerencei -between - the two
JUpubHcs f rnust, make it ; apparent to
every, thinking i.man,, that no compel!
titjn icitnV exist between the UnMe"d
States' ami Mexico. - The former have
nV )nViy'ft'.foriwishi.ng theif nelgnbors
to'jpe, ptKir oetorbw1entVonjhe',coujitry;
theydire! tberiT to "be'ich andMHet,
They bave always nwntMrik'd and man
ifestwlj towards ibcro, the mostrfrtriitlly'
seutTmentfei' end the epple of Mexico
ny;rtit .awiured., tha.t the;"poncyof
theVoited -Maf is free, from all; utrat-aeem'aWfiVai.e;Tbtr-yerf:
natnre
of jHeirT .inititutiohsV
people fiarp a: ngHt to'lchowwliatttlie
G.ivernmenysr .doings Jfid, do know; if,.
Every IthiWff'tsipuhlished itl the, World
entieeyen. to the instrtjciions "of- it
MinUfrs: in"? foi'eign' i ciuntriesj For
il' ltil.l.!.i. l:t.!.l
inve rcffM'ns toe taiMTier nt tvv asning-
toti I eniJtely free front'all ; political in
triuf; andfritMhing can be more frafjk
than Abe relations of th United States
with -fciTfigri ptWf VTi.1iifjefjKVije;.
mies of Amencabl whom -tnrLegi 4"'
tn re" tif . t h eC S thlf oxico; e pe m 1 trt
befhe blintl irwtrunvent,) HhoQtd.uc-;
reed in' ' d j,rtyi g? efriefii'il ", rela
tfons which tirtwexist bof wpen jVe two
niiilki ir.t - if vvvr itin : I ntlrct ftinH-a
findlthtmsetves compel fed by aerifs
of outrages and injuries, to autaiii tliejr i
right, oro avenge their insultetf hh'
. ?.,l .! .. I. .:i!...'..'.lll. ' . ..'1 J-
or, inrtr, nofittiiij wiit- tie vpcn. "o.'.vtii.
dared, as thcir friendship; with 'tlifve,
countries is," .rid ever has bCeh,! frank,
generous, .and sincete,-H ?
.The LeRiiJa?ire gfles'oh fo ayy.'th?
personal cirtnmstance tirlrJpoi5ettj
al9 'confirm thit 'suspiciqn'.H A(f ;-?ti-knowledge
' that' he possesses T)itent
and 'experience in neRociationVofhfs
kind, oa accfiuntfbf the tnany jind ve
ry hcnofible conimisaionr of a - similar
nature'whicn IMS-government has ron
ferred opon hftijr.Itit tmanners'are
ble & extremely gnfcefuU the suayitv of
his character &,theVepublicanifb which
he avows, increase bjs influente 'ih W
cietyl , but these pTopertie,; which? in
other station ar o highly esti eined-
In, a b diplomatic ' Agent, ; vho:i;eein
bound to separate hiuisell from ill die
world in order to be ufficienrly-; itlr
cors!ect appear interested and sif
proceeding, from a studied anxiety ' 'to
make: himself a party, to be used jas
opprforttinltv-tnay dictate, for the ac-
otnp!iiltmtnt of his secret political dc
eins." -r - . s
l l 's i ? i ertniiily what may be called
a r.i" ftitiej and the diplomatic
cor s ',, ! he surprised to learn, that,
in order to cieape u-picion and exer
ti ! du.; c ir'compection,'they; mutt
j,.i.
te I 'Ti'isi ivet entirely, or a
.-.l.tt !!
A tl'.e
t a-.-..' iatf i ivi'h the inhabitahtt
nf rv vvhei e th ey reside. ,The
("d -pnfise t'l-tt he . had
ently, botl.in respect to
a ' 1 a" .
1 1:
'-. anil - conduct oi 10
sj and if to be toleraltd
try, ft Js wentiit for a
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a '.'.ir t
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ii i .. a.t. i . , linit'lhe a -
. i. .a voui:try, at;d therefore
rtiiy " of - its coiiaideiationi and
Uiwever diaringuiilietl were the men .which m
who headed the rebellion, its chiracteri vernin i
and thetfiode of conduclin it, rondcr -
el it ' supremely contcmptihlc.. With
regard tn the voluntary permanence of
iue unaerinea n the United Melt- seiu nm ui u i .
can Siatev.irisa little urpriln? thal'exhorts liiem tub- b
ine leciaiaiors il ifalnant, who in the
former paragraph Consider themselves
. . II . ' , ' .L .1 . .
is wtii rt)ununei . wiin ine outie
which tieloo to grnid. diplaati.-it.
should, be ignorant lhat, Ulr, Piineit is
liwedop'eiwling upon the" titder and
dibivHV'H' f h' c'vernment. ''Tlie
to
i iiuviuuv tiKniy inwren in two
ftrpubliciij anl tl.ies tiot roneef him
self at 1,rberfytt jeave his pot, until he
ha ftTecterl that inipnrtant object.-; lie
cannot, irf ,thivV,Yt,Vve' I'1 Prt
I . . I - T. . . L . . . i
i in wie nt'wroinonnj nor ine caus-'emijratiin mtv ii.
e whirlr. ti.-jye occaMooed the delaf . stead of xvendint i
It Is suRirieiif to mv, tliat n has urged t'oVt, nnd Ies pi i i
this- go'vernmcoi egaib and 'aguin itr 'We tke the i.'-.
bring the matter to-a complete ' deci-'fnllowing extnc.s !
mn. Ihat lie m2ht be b e to return to
the United Stales. So that his pi-rma
Tjriice hns not been vnlutitary, nor tlie
effect ofjttrk'and mytirriout purmte.
Ir has peeu ocrnsmneil bv the delay ol of Clifi-i';
this titiver.rimet'Hn dcrirling on the r.',rrop, nr I '
licjee conclutlfd long since, between nor mr ,
the Plenipotentiaries of the two Uupub of worshi; :
tk1 vc t""".'-.- '. '! left thi
vThe !! gisjatre of Mexico inquires. 'i'ttevotcd
'Vnutit it not be moat pailifol nnddis-t Without
tiesaing.lf, .in thefgry of pniltica) far mere'
Oaticisrn, acaiastrophe should result and no s
whicluvould tarnish ourglory and coia- try, r
prpmise our national henm? 'hit not ii- Kettlci s
shbiv sadly,-' pro veil by .history, that, then, howr
wlifcn on honorable o,nt ear . remedy is a civilized 1
- . . ' . e in . i , . i-i i
not, to oe louna.me moKi vioieni Oi-enm
jijaJ , ineans are employed?"3,v -Whether
it is the inteniion of he Legislature, in fa only a ; -i t f i
pre'scntirigthisalternatiye'.to intimidate, we h.iva n x
orJflL, recommend its adoption by the of grist n.ii!-; i,!a
people , the imdersiiined regard it with 'masons, lutli t -i, f
fquaffCOIiteittpt aud retiroliatiiiri.' ' tle'tllera, luiuiakers.
COnfiieR, Without fear, vinltho honor of'disti'leries sit mini
the t texicanf peopU; vnnd riiipsideis besides travel!ii: f
himself as, secure jn Mexico" as if I.e. an, as well s a S
were -iu the ""Capitol of WasliiiTfrfin.' and a great' r.'r
But he 'V'illsay ,o",tlie Legislature of Methodist .sofietio.
Mexico, Jhat, history dot's riot- present ..within one utile of .
aft example like that which. it "member ty neat of Mat ua, ti
antkipato with so niurh complacency,1 Camp'-'Meeiinr. " -finr-it
hatihever' occurred iin any rivili- davi. '-' They In! a
tedeooYitiyj and ihiitntchirtxitiua'ioiis
.i -t . .i . .'.-:'! .i ' i ! ' .
wnne tney caiutnniate tn' inaracier o
a iflagnaiiimotiS: peipie,' will excite the
hhrrorand idJ!natii;n of the whole ci-
viliittl -w-orldiTlie undersigned 'can-'
pnt. take .'leave. of' the Mjijart people, listened with gre:.t '.
wji'm!hedirrc.tjbii4jp,ech'; for.fhe.ing to the preach'., ? t '
last timrj wiih(iot exTioifi) g llitm to re-; I.il'e, w' i !i a !, '
moVij r;)m;f ithpir..ntintlar'a)'l..'sui-picions :t'iil and eneiv. A t i
agairisfvftireigivfiatimiaiwldt'h nolesj number profVsi' I cn'sver
frjendshipi;Tlie leceif toiicva! mental ty -tine Joini-tl tlie t-lmrt-ii
ai.i'd!!,intri!iu'e:v'w.hti'1i".. 'dfttactf rised 4: 1 rettosinect f the cundit;.,(l
pi.Oniaejr jij aUUent.tioii;i,.itre no. longer
prt(j?tt by rjivlSzeil ti!i"Ti;'iVi if n' .
ihoUrt WeflX anu evil fniiieij ttien nuy
ifjilerpiet die bimp'e-t uiiiui.-. 'and tlie
mnst'bonorubl.e rontluct ,;'ii,'-e'uUiiig
frorfrlat k- and firj tci ioiis , pin -pom
which hbve for iheii; object. ihe injorV ol
"I h i s t n ' t ry , t lie AI e x i c a n f e 1 1 1 i 1 1 v ii ; i y
rely upon it inat tnere is no imuoti, n
ther Amerhan or .Eurcr can,' which e-
giaift'S iiselfby such tricks, .Jit ire.
the tindei signed exhorts them to believe
that their neighbors, the United State'
of America have always reputed them
wjih sympathy and with the most live
ryintereitt, and that It ii utterly it. :
sibfe they tan, ever entertain the iii-tit-est
jealousy ir respect to the piopeii-'y
ot Jiexico.-
'The United Sia'tes arc in as
progressive aK and ieuien ' whit '- i
no example in ti.eliihtoiy of thi'
IU federal Union, i;!'ti',i ! of !
a had vbcen pre l.i led by
politicians, has 8trei!L,tln ' !
progress of time."" Its cot t
that of the'inost ancient t nf
rope;-: its internnl i
rivers, canals' and i
with the commerce of a
irious'country: jiH tn;!
the most flourishing f ' : ;
ficationtt, it army at '
pare with those nf a i '
revenue is about t.;.. .-nt. vi;!
posing intemal'duiiei; and f,
maesof itspopulnfion n le.tii i
and moVo elevated in its trwn i
tellectoal character 'than that t f t
other nation If stfch is its '
condition, is it possible that it s
rati be 'retarded, or its aggranil ! i f
curtailed,' by the- mil'! -prosj-enty. nt
Mexico? Insteadol'erityiainingsuspi -
cton or distrflat ol their nci-libcrshe
' - ' vh ' v.-t -r:..;; " .O- '
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