The Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
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The opportunity for which Trist had been waiting since May was now presented. Santa Annas commissioners met him as agreed.
No further evidence of Trist's utter incapacity is needed than his own account of the conferences. Two days before the first meeting he made known to Santa Anna that in order to secure the boundary defined in his projet, with the right of transit over the isthmus, he was authorized and willing to go as high as the highest sum named in his instructions. This amount, he said,... might be paid in such a way as to enable Santa Anna to convert all of it into cash as soon as the treaty was ratified.^ Such an unfortunate admission had the result he might have expected. Santa Anna's commissioners sub- mitted a counter-projet conceding nothing but Upper California north of the thirty-seventh parallel, for which the United States was expected to assume the claims and pay a bonus''. The Mexican commissioners insisted on the Nueces as a boundary, declaring that if peace were established it must be at that river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The opportunity for which Trist had been waiting since May was now presented. Santa Annas commissioners met him as agreed.
No further evidence of Trist's utter incapacity is needed than his own account of the conferences. Two days before the first meeting he made known to Santa Anna that in order to secure the boundary defined in his projet, with the right of transit over the isthmus, he was authorized and willing to go as high as the highest sum named in his instructions. This amount, he said,... might be paid in such a way as to enable Santa Anna to convert all of it into cash as soon as the treaty was ratified.^ Such an unfortunate admission had the result he might have expected. Santa Anna's commissioners sub- mitted a counter-projet conceding nothing but Upper California north of the thirty-seventh parallel, for which the United States was expected to assume the claims and pay a bonus''. The Mexican commissioners insisted on the Nueces as a boundary, declaring that if peace were established it must be at that river.
What to read after The Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jesse Siddall Reeves to read onlineMoreLess
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