The Monterey War and US Territorial Objectives
President dispatch extols quick victories in Monterey and New Mexico, praises volunteer soldiers, and outlines postwar aims. It notes occupation of Sonora coast, Pacific advances, and plans to establish territorial governments, extend US laws, create Indian agencies, post routes, and land surveys. It calls for forts, ports, and a Pensacola naval refit program while detailing the war’s purpose as protect and indemnify, not conquest.
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Dela Palma
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Alto
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Soldies
Monterey
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Anny
Brabant
Wis Orcause
Amexican
Pacific
New Leon
Coahuila
Pmaslipas
Californias
Don Anton
United States
Oregon
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Ocean
Surveyor General
Pensacola
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
Arrival and sailing notes from Monterey harbor list
A U Sloop Preblem with Capt Shields and Maj Rich arrived on April 23 carrying despatches. Passengers included Mr Norris. On April 24 the Peruvian Bark Joven Guipuzenana sailed for San Francisco under Capt Handford. Also noted are the Danish schooner Metilda on April 26 and the schooner Commodore Shubrick on April 27, with the Bark Teulon and Big Elizabeth listed for later sailings.
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Shields
Norris
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Rich
Metilda
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Commodore Shubrick
Handford
San Francisco
Alizabeth
King
San Pranien
Teulon
Single copies of the Californian
The notice states single copies of the Californian can be had at the office for 12 1 2 cents.
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Escuela Para
Edia Y del Corriente
Jose Rafael Gonzales
Francisca Gomez
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