Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05
LATEST FROM MEXICO-ANOTHER INsIR.
REfwrION

New York, April 2S-- BY the packet shin Conoress
oap. eoX we nave received Vera Cruz papers TO the
oth INST They bring MS intelligence of new reyou-
tonury movement in the South, headed by General Al
varez, whcha for its object the deposition of Santa
Anna from The Presidency the dissolution of the present
Congress, and the restoration OF the late Vice President
Don Gomez Farias, TO the Executive Chair mas.
sengcr IN the Congress informs u.s. that four States viz
Hacaecas San LUIS, Norelia aud Durango had already
seconded the movement Ii will be recolccted that some
months since the new Mexican Congress which was
itself very summariy constituted contrivcd TO get nd of
Faras, by aboshing the office of Vice President which
nc held Farias was great friend to Reform; and the
present movement appears to be effort of the Reform
farty TO struggle back into power part from the evils
oil revolutions we should cordially wish them success
Journal Of Commerce
EItrad IF a letter dated .Merico March %
We have got through the difficulty at Vera Cruz
aud now have fresh disturbances in the South of this
state and i'm Zacatecas. The former idol, Santa Anna
appears TO BE- experiencing the fate of all ambitious
leaders o party, and much dctcsted he was
worshiprcd hy the party which placed him in power"
From enclter ieae', datcd Pera Cruz, april g.
" General Alvarez has pronounced in the South
against the present President The struggle may be of
lorg dura'on as Alvarez has great influence in his
part OF the country
Gen. Alvarez makes skulkinr affair of it. but has
promptly communicated his Manifesto to the Gcneral
Government, in the following words
Accustomed in my political movements to act with
out disguise hasten 10 inform you that have this ay
pronounced in favor of the annexed Plan.
The profession of soldier, ought not in my opinion
to deprive of the obvious prcrogave of freeman to
think and act according TO my republican and liberal
sentiments. do not consider that have arrayed N.Y.
self against legitimate and constitutional governments
Gen Santa Anna has involved the nation in labyrinth
from which il is necessary extrcac ii or perish His
violent acts have left the Republic destitute of cgit
mate supreme authorities; and it is decorous that
such alterations, supported by armed force should
exist among nation of frcemen.
I}e pleased To acquaint Gen Barragan with the nc.
conPahyhg documents, assuring him that my object is
hong else Than that the nation may recover it's rights
and that the pernicous influence Of Gen Santa Anna
upon men and things may cease
Cod Liberty, and the Federation
90 IcIca March 2.)d, lS:S5. 4 Alvarez
PLAN
Arr. i. The right of Gen. Antonio Lopez dc Santa
Anna to govern the Republic i'm the character of Prs
dent, is disowned, until he shall Justify himself before
competent Judges, acting free from the influence of his
arms, for having interrupted the National CONGRESS- in
the exercise of their functions
=. The national and State authorities whose terms
OIL service have not expired and who removed in
vaca, shall be restored
90 Governors and legislatures whose terms of service
nave already expired shall only be restored their pa-
ces until persons shall be elected in conformity to the
respective Constitutions, to succeed them
ID AS fast as the States and Territories arc freed from
the oppression of General Santa Anna and the
sttuuona governme lately organized in Mexico they
shall proceed to elect Deputies and Senators the Gc-
neral Congress.
'5. There shall be absolute oblivion of all that is
past and person shall bring accusations for crimes
committed in consequence of the political discussions
which have agitaed the Republic om the achievement
OF ITS independence TO the present day.
: D. This amnesty will not include Gen. Antonio Io-
PEE de Santa Anna who must be tried for having inter
luPlcu pcHcFdi NOnSrcSS III the exercise OF their
functions, to his Ministers, who will be answcrable
Tor the oicalcommuncatons authorized by them against
the Constitution and laws.
81. All civ! and military Offices which have been va
Gated in consequence Of differences of opinion shall be
restored, provided The revolution in which the incum
bens took part had not for its object to attack the poll
teal independence of the Republic.
g. The corps Of the army shall be considered as in
the exercise of all their privileges; the being de-
manded by justice and the value of their services TO the
nation
as The success of this Plan will be clearly triumph
OF The Constitution and sound principles and as upon ,s
adoption depends The establishment of solid and per-
mament peace the services rendered in its favor will be
rewarded, while those who in any manner oppose will
be made responsible for their conduct
j. ALVAREZ.
M,NuEL PRImo TAPIA, Sccytfary
TcXca, sd March 1885.