Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1822-10-24
Proclamation bublishea this day, Sept. ?.


Proclamation published this day, Sept. 2.
Whilst in every quarter itswas rumored that a con-
spiracy ready to break out threatening to throw
the country into the stormy sea OF anarchy. good
citizena contemplating with establishment the ap-
parent. Indifference in Which the government MAIN
tanned itself, censured as inactive or dlssembled
conduct which sought lis justification in that VERT
slowness and delay Of its proceedings. The wicked
at the same time, fastened their measures, and
Believing their horrible triumph secured by tbe
fenity and excessive indulgence OF the government,
on the point Of display their bloody standard of
sedition and delivering up the state to the tumuuous
shock OF al the passions. They were united only
in that, and discordant in every other part OF their
piars, wishing to realize chimericai ideas OF
repib,icanisn, and others please the sceptre IN
foreign hands in order to !url from the throne the
person who had been called 70 occupy itby the free
votes ofthe people.
/ II snaia he impossible to calculate the enormous
evils, which this opposition ofInercsts among the
disconnected, would produce in the great ofthe
people ifsffered to be longer exposed 70 the con-
tageous breath of ireconcilabe and inimca factions
La such circumstances, the government, responsible
FOR the security and repose OF the nation, innd IT.
selfunder the necessity of applying those remedies
pointed out by the nature OF the evil tsc and last
night proceeded to take steps sgainat tie individuals
whom public opinion and circnnlstanal evidence de-
slgnate as the authors agents of the revolutions
by this measure, OF which even these who provoked
1t cannot complain i,sures public order, Which would
have been compromised by further impunity; and
Tamong those implicated are found some OF the de-
puties of our August Congress, sensible and impair
tal men will be convinced that the government i'm
PEELED by imperious necessity for the salvation oibe
state, has no designs aginst the national represeu-
tstion
The constitutional representative system is the
most suitable for the country, and the Emperor who
has sworn to die in its defence and who has given
Of allh tn al pO prD
ment, will lose no opportunity of repeating item
and OF evncing that he aspifes only to preserve
nninJured the rights OF the people which can have
no guarantee admits the CONFUSION okanalc'y
Under this impression he wishes that all the Gift
zens informed OF the motives which gave rise 10 last
nights proceedings may live happy ard secure.
while his M jesiy watches their preservation
tranquility, which by the special favour of Provl-
dence, remain andsturbed And by his order
communicate it to your eXcellency that by publish
ing 1t IN the usual manner, the surprize which always
results from exagg Grated and incorrect a;emen,s,
Gay be avoided.
God preserve your E1cellency many years.
sne1ic9, .4ng. 27Ah, 1922.
HERRERA
Fro m The H.vaua Noticioso, Of the t1th instant
The following Proclamation has just come to hand
the contents OF which sufficiently show the new as
pect which the Mexican revolution is taking, and the
hangers WHICH threaten INC tbTOHS Vi tAC
tturbide.
lifGnslatel for he Charleston Courier
PROCLAMATION.
To the Inhabitants Of -7nakuac.
CITIZENS CouNrRYMES A man who has
always the livery of despotism, and who has
gioried in it the face of the worldly lmmolsting
many victims of his compariots. assasslnated BY
his hand and by his orders. might blind US for a
moment, when pretending to follow the banner OF
liberty he proclaimed out Independence But
now the veil is rent, and the illusion has disap-
peared for ever. From the moment the subtle
and capricous author of The plan OF the lguaa and
treaties of Cordova seen to concentrate IN his
person and family all the interests of the country
and the fruit of past sacrifices of his well deserving
sons when with impudence without example
In history. violating physically and morally The
august national Congress, who have seen HIM ar
rogate to himself the imperial diadem of Anahuac
and finally when with paricidai hand he has
seized the bar of iron to establish an hereditary do
m'nion in the 10Th century over the same Empire
Which was governed in the 18th, with sceptre
OIL gold and flowers, by the generous and uniortu
hs'e elective Emperor MosTEzuhA: IRON ina
period, say, the hearts of the sons OF liberty ough
10 beat with Indignation, and their alma AhSli'