Peace With Mexico
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These facts were laid before Congress by the President in his message of the 1 1 th of May.
15 v.— THE CLAIM OF TEXAS TO THE RIO DEL NORTE, AS ITS BOUNDARY, EXAMINED.
From what precedes it appears, that the Government of the United States considered the refusal of Mexico to receive a resi- dent Envoy, or minister as a sufficient cause for war ; and the Rio del Norte as the legitimate boundary of Texas. The first opinion is now of no importance ; but the question of boundary, which was the immed...iate cause of hostilities, has to this day been the greatest impediment to the restoration of peace. I feel satisfied, that if this was settled, there would be no insuperable difficulty in arranging other pretensions.
The United States claim no other portion of the Mexican do- minions, unless it be by right of conquest. The tract of country between the Rio Nueces and the del Norte, is the only one, which has been claimed by both parties, as respectively belonging either to Texas or to Mexico. As regards every other part of the Mex- ican possessions, the United States never had claimed any portion of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These facts were laid before Congress by the President in his message of the 1 1 th of May.
15 v.— THE CLAIM OF TEXAS TO THE RIO DEL NORTE, AS ITS BOUNDARY, EXAMINED.
From what precedes it appears, that the Government of the United States considered the refusal of Mexico to receive a resi- dent Envoy, or minister as a sufficient cause for war ; and the Rio del Norte as the legitimate boundary of Texas. The first opinion is now of no importance ; but the question of boundary, which was the immed...iate cause of hostilities, has to this day been the greatest impediment to the restoration of peace. I feel satisfied, that if this was settled, there would be no insuperable difficulty in arranging other pretensions.
The United States claim no other portion of the Mexican do- minions, unless it be by right of conquest. The tract of country between the Rio Nueces and the del Norte, is the only one, which has been claimed by both parties, as respectively belonging either to Texas or to Mexico. As regards every other part of the Mex- ican possessions, the United States never had claimed any portion of it.
What to read after Peace With Mexico?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Gallatin to read onlineMoreLess
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