The proceeding of Captain Jones in taking possession of the town of Monterey, in the possessions of Mexico, was entirely of his own authority, and not in consequence of any orders or instructions of any kind given to him by the Government of the United States.
John Tyler: “The proceeding of Captain Jones in taking possession of the town of Monterey, in the possessions of Mexico, was entirely…”
On the recordFebruary 17, 1843
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