WASHINGTON CRY, June 16, 1916.
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The independent press is now viewed as the only
vehicle, through which TRUTH without palliaton or
exaggeration, can be communicated TO the public


The partlzan presses, both whig and locofoco, dis
tort every thing that passes through their columns,
md the most simple matters of fact, are made to
assume the jaundlced hue Of party, with view TO
delude, instead of enlightening the public
A considerable degree of interest is now mani


tested by the public, on the subject of the two mis-
sing nstalments of the Mexican indemnity, which
were paid to the agent of the United States on the
9th of August last 1t is thereby ascertained, that
the Mexican government holds complete acquit-


ance from the agent but a doubt has arisen in the
mind OF this government, whether it is bound by


the acts OF its agent--lt being alleged that he did not
receive payment In money. | enclose tor the graft
fcation OF your readers. copy OF the power under
which the agent acted, together with definition of
the word money, extracted from the standard work
of the far-famed photographer, Noah Webster, in
order that correct opinion may be formed in re-
gard to the liability of this government. As the
present cabinet is evidently somewhat verdant in
the principles OF law, which govern exchange and
commerce, il is hoped some one of your erudite
lawyers in Wall street, will irradate the benlghted
understanding OF the inexperienced members who
compose It, by. giving an opinion through the
columns OF the independent press, that will set the
matter at rest, and tranquze the public mind.


JoHN TYLER President Of tho United States Of America
TO all who shall see these presents-GREEriSe =


Know that, reposng full faith and confidence in the
Hon. Waddy Thompson, Envoy Extraordinary and Min
lister Penpotcntary of the United States to the Aexi-
republic, do hereby authorize and empow him
demand and receive from the proper authorities of the
said Mexican republic the amount of the awards which
have been rendered in favor Of citizens of the United
States Of America under and by virtue of the
ton between the United States Of America and the gov
ernment of the Mexican republic, concluded and signed
city of Washington the eleventh day of April
in the ear of Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
thirty nine And do hereby further authorize and en-
power the aforesaid Hon Waddy Thompson, Envoy En-
traordinsry and Minister Plonpotenary aforesaid
tho pf hN n he tn
give and grant full acquttances for the And he is
further authorized and empowered to appoint substitute
substitutes, to act for him in the premises full
and ample he by these authorized
And do hereby ratify all his acts, and the acts of
his substitute or substitutes, in the premises.


In ntesmony whereof have caused these letters
made patent and the great seal Of the unitsd States Of
America to be hereunto affixed.


Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington this


sixth day Of August, in the year OF our Lord one


the independence Of the United States the sixty


seventh. JOHN TYLER.
BY the President,


DANIEL WEBSTER Secretary OF State


MoSEy-Coin stamped metal any piece of metal,
usually gold silver copper stamped by public au.
ho and used as The ssesn nv l Sank
chahgeabe for coin, redeemabe are also called mo-
ney.-Webser's Dictionary


The latest intelligence from our Southwestern
frontier announces to that the arrogant Mexcans
are about occupy that portion OF the State ofTex
AZ which lies between the rivers Nueces and Bravo
del Norte. Brigadier General sherman was about
10 take measures to repel the Mexican forces, and
chastise them for their audacious attack the in
teerity of our Union, in which he will be supported
by the gallant Commodore in command OF that por-
lion of our. home squadron which is at present on
the coast of Texas. The annexation will soon be
consumnated, by the adoption of the resolution OF
Congress, after which it will be incumbent on the
executive TO extend the egis of our constitution and
laws over that portion OF our citizens who reside on
be left hank Of the river Bravo del Norte The city
Of Santa Fe, with Its dependencies, comprises po-
pu, ton cf al out thirty thousand souls, who now
groanIng under the military despotism OF Mexico.
The execution OF this important duty will necessari-
" he attended with some expense, and the force ne
cesaary fer is accomplishment will, OF course, set
out from Missouri or Arkansas, II you wish TO JOIN