

BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

From the Washington Union, Aug. 49,


Mexican Doc cument.
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LOAN OF FIFTEEN MILLIONS PRoPosED-We pre-
sent TO our readers, agreeably to our promise yes
terday, translation OF the report and resolutions
submitted blythe Mexican Minister Of Finance to
the Chamber Of Deputies, the object OF which is to
empower the Executive to contract loan OF fifteen
millions OF dollars. Ii comes in the Diari0 del Go
6ier7io OF July 2lst, received at the Department of
state, last evening, via Pensacola, and is as fol-
lows:-


DEPARTMENT OF THE TaEAsURr,}


July 81 Is45.


honor to present to the august Chamber of Deputies
report proposing various means which the government
considered proper to be adopted in order to obtain re-
sources for making war on Texas At that time some
hope remained that the efforts to avoid
That hope is forever lost and there are no other
alternatives for Mexico than infamy slavery on the
side with all its disasters and calamities on
the other Mexico has been provoked to this war and
for long series of has borne this provocaon and
try which their fathers conquered by their blood they
should not and rise in to oppose inquitous
aggression in defence Of their nationality and to secure
respect Independent people. The time for talking
and discussing the ncontestbe rights of Mexico in the
Texas question: is now past and the period has arrived
when must act with rapdity and decision in order to
sustain national before the whole world which
is observing and which will fix its eyes upon us, to
whether worthy to be regarded nation.
only to be conquered as horde Of savages The gov.
ernment has been unable to resist the calls Of duty
the voice OF the nation and is decided by ne
cesslty to engage in The Minister of Foreign Re-
ations has already submitted his proposition to declare
war; and without doubt the national Congress will de-
cree it, in obedience to the wishes of the republic.


TheSovernment must, however, repeat-w at it al
ready stated in its report Of the 10th of Aprtha every
thing disposed and prepared for war; that nothing
is wanting but pecunary resources in order
with CELEBRITY the dispositions Of the government These
resources urgently required and the republic will
hazard its political existence, If it suffers many days to
elapse before granting them The appropriations must
be very large propooned to the enormy and urgency
expenses which rendered bya foreign
The funds necessary for tins cannot be obtain
ed by the and usual means the actual situation
of the treasury requires the application of extraordinary
| and, perhaps oppressive means which under no other
al or foreign Of fifteen millions of dollars presents the
only means Of carrying on the war with glory, and
to fortunate conclusion, and in order to obtain this
triumph; after which, the present system OF the political
world give people the right to be ndemnfed for the
losses and sacrifices of war, to which it has been in
be a ground for unjust opposition to the Govern
ment its ministers will respond before the nation the
and the whole world to this caumnious imputa
ton; but for the present. the administration is endea-
voring not to themselves but to the republic
The Government IN compliance with its duty and
cordng to the inspirations conscience repeats
before Congress- that the independence of the nation is
in danger and that Mexico will inevitably suffer all the
evils OF foreign INVASION unless the authority be grant
ed to the government to contract loan OF Is millions
Of dollars with as little grievance as possible The go
thorzaton which asks should precede every other
resolution which the Congress may dictate with regard
to the serious question of Texas which is about to
take into consideration Some restrictions should doubt
less be imposed the government the Of this
authorizations and belongs rather to the wisdom of Con-
gress than to the government to fix those restrictions
can only Congress- that the resources which
the government may receive for the war will be reli-
giouy devoted the sacred object which the nation
requires them be assgnedto the defence of its honor
and the preservation of its independence. Ear-M


conclude by submitting to the deliberations of the
august Chamber of Deputies the indicated in
the following propositions:


Frst-The government is authorised to contract q
loan, either national foreign which may bring into
the treasury dsposable amount of fifteen millions of
dollars


SecondFor the extinction of the debt created by this
loan and the payment of the interest the government
will hypothecate all the revenues of the nation not al
ready hypothecated for other payments.


Third-The government will present to Congress an
account OF every loan which may in virtue Of
this authorization, and statement of the objects to
which the amount Of such loan is devoted


| LUIS DE LA ROLA.