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Foreign News November 14, 1845

Wilmington Journal

Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina

What is this article about?

The US government will not send a special agent to Mexico for indemnity payment per treaty. President Polk's annual message may advise prompt compulsion, possibly like French bombardment of Vera Cruz, amid ceased diplomatic relations broken by Mexico.

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Mexican Indemnity.

The Washington correspondent of the New York Journal of Commerce says, that our government will not send a special agent to Mexico to demand payment of the indemnity, which, according to treaty stipulations, she owes, and has promised to pay us. He says that it is now the prevailing opinion that in the annual message which Mr. Polk will transmit to congress, he will advise a more prompt and efficient mode of compelling the Mexican government to pay us what she owes us. This mode, the correspondent of the Mercury surmises, will be the same which the French adopted when they bombarded Vera Cruz. As all diplomatic relations have ceased between the two governments, and as these relations have been broken by Mexico herself, we do not see any other way in which we could procure the adjustment of our claims against that country.

What sub-type of article is it?

Diplomatic Economic

What keywords are associated?

Mexican Indemnity Treaty Stipulations Diplomatic Relations President Polk Message Vera Cruz Bombardment

Where did it happen?

Mexico

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Mexico

Event Details

US government will not send special agent to Mexico for indemnity payment per treaty stipulations. Prevailing opinion is President Polk will advise in annual message a prompt mode to compel payment, possibly like French bombardment of Vera Cruz. Diplomatic relations ceased, broken by Mexico.

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