Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-13
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5s ON tie list Of exchanges but never Goes IL coe
hand and if it not for the extracts we hhu rom
time Time in the other papers ct lie caPa' we s'u'N
doubt is existence what cause advocates can
"a No, attribute lis DELINQUENCY 10 any thing but bad ad
Fmnistralion Of the post Offices Nothing IS SAFE aete
no paper no private letter {as we uEe assued) is suffer
sed 10 pass except such the government choose we
engage a correspondent in Mexico, but we nave never
received single communication from him; although he
assures verbally by persons arriving here that c mas
been most punctua in keeping US ADVISED OF all p"u
Cal events which have ,r9nspired. we nave deemed II
proper 10 discontinue his services as it was only expos
nn him to tie vengeance OF The government without
benefit to ourselves or readers. .
b. fortunate chance in possession OF the NE
we speak of above which enables 10 give our readers
the other side of what published from the govern
u,ept paper the piaTio del G0trh0 in our preceding
number, about Mexican aftairs We recommend TO cur
readers notice carefully the extracts we suejon from
the CoSmppo'in in comparing Them with those OF lie
Diaro more correct opinion may be formed as TO the ac
tual state of our sister republic.
Asssss1SArIoSs Is OAJacA.-Thc same tragic scenes
again being enacted which marked the desPohc reign
of Busamcnte CaDazo, after having ob!a ncd ruipa
over the PronunciaaoS Of Huaiuapan, triumph wach
rather be attributed to the number OF MS tfonps 'n
to military talent has informed the Governinet oh'cai
w. that he has had several Of the prisoners OF Ea exc
cued The arocitY Of those assassnaons ale such mat
thew must irrtate all parties The Minister al war &C.
claTes his intention of submitting all the circumstances
TO the body whom he denominaics Congress Dat sohc
of those to whom the title of Representatives. are given
are opposed that course alleging that II be better at
once to finish with he !eerass, it is necessary TO Keep
silent upon the subject in order to save The Go'efhtnl
from the hatred OF the nation and The odum wnich
might attach to such proceedings We need not be as
tonshed such conduct the part OF those VINO are
called to protect line fate Of citizens, when It IS nc'of-
ously known, that a general a mcroef OF Congress-
has had the ardhood 10 declare that Ire wlnever give
his vote;to avoid any responsibility consequent upon
shooting the cu0teS. (he designation hsS'Fes 10
the ,iberals) But what will rritae the Pnal.c mind
y5fe and which gives closer sight into The motives
,bnf
STATE s to the priesthood making the greatest eXer
t!als 10 put ianse arrested 10 DEATH and push to the
greatest extremity all measures tending to destroy the
party which abno5 their eycesscs and religious ineFe-
renee Those ccallcrncu however, greatly nisak-
surprising tina: reign OF terror Will give STABILITY
to the present order Of things. Let thea, remember that
,r gupiiacs Of R"besPierre Hlara and Danion, could
not those monsters from the punishment TIER oduus
crnrs u,orited, and that lie torrent OF blood shed by
suah assassns and enemies OF tine human race brought
fatal !clrihution i'll its train. Ia moment OF terrorism,
tvran.s may seek under tnot the Laws Of Co
verunent there is 18th Bumce to strike terror
INFO he hearts of such, who, avaing themselves Of
power unusy and wickcdy acquired Tor when it
BE- rsmac!y acqured) seek to retain 1t contrary 1.-THE
unanimous wishes Of tie people.
II is frenzy, deuson TO suppose that The Govern
ut this day be consolidated, by rr$oring to
similar to those adopted during the adrn!sta
ton Of Bustamente. and winch led TO his fall! The
present administration has discontinued all classes Of the
nation; cannot procure the necessary funds carry
single campaign. In the cabinet there is not single
statesman Is the army 1t was; Tor, notwithstanding
the ponpous promises which have been made in lis be-
half it is kept in state Of AFFECT poverty The very
who have boosted Of b"ng the protectors OF The ar
N.Y. the very who have contributed the most TO
its destruction Let the Generals who decided III favor
o! st. Anna IN 1852 and and those who contributed
with The permanent militia in the memorable caupag n of
Guauajuato contradict US if they can. Upon MIA: do
those who seek to establish reign Of terrorism base their
hopes OF success In place OF those veterans, those IL
nancal resources which the Government Of Buslamenle
by conStrain all the present Government has to sus
tain it, The general distress has compelled the Govern
ment TO increase its circulation Of coPper-noney; thus
money such discredit that is proposed TO substitute
paper money in lis place.
But, more than ALL the signal Of determination which
has been declared, will the fury of the people,
and cad inhc downfall of the government The minis
try can no longer as formerly count upon the mpuny
Of crimes OF dark hue What laws were observed
IN the judgment aud sentence OF those condemned at
Oaacu? What authority had those who ordered their
execution Let those ecclcsiascs who promoted and
approved such nquities, answer those questions Let
the government explain this most arocious conduct
Let the editors Of the Daro themselves answer they
who played distinguished part in the revolution of
the 7ccordada All they say shall not prevent US from
arayng ourselves in the Of reason and defending
the sacred character Of the laws and of oppressed uno
cencc. We shall say that if there Justice in putting
to death upon the scaold the individuals whose
we will not mention, that justice appeals for
chassement Of similar kind upon the assassns Of the
victims lately sacrificed at Ga AGA.
The sad results Of the murders committed in TanIp:cn
and the colony Of Texas have been severely rlt but
Notwithstanding the lessons OF experience we have been
taught the horrible system is not the less pursued
The example of ST Anna his defeat before San Jaclno,
his imprisonment; and the death he so richly me.
Is, is all that sufficient arancourt Of the future
warn those who follow the degree Of crime?
The luminosity excited by these arbitrary acts is chang
ing into fury. When there exists legal title TO
pei the people to obey the constituted authority or sub
nit to the established regime how can the government
bod Wa h,-.a f,nr ntIn
and laws and il is alone by violence and force they
constrained to adopt administration which they
sanctioned and order Of things of which they ever
have complained. In 1885, many Of these who now fl
CURE ct the head Of affairs opposed to the national
party and attempted to destroy it. Among them was
General CaIalijo and although at that period the pow
or was possessed Of Furnishing the conspa,ors,
OF them has ever suffered the capital punishment which
is now applied to those who desire the restoration Of the
government slch as 1t was established by the Free spo
taneous and unanimous voice Of the nation This is a
fact which is TO the perfect knowledge of every Mex
can and which none will refuse to certify The uo
vernment ITSELF admitting then the PRINCIPLES of Justice
and equity, decreed an amnesty in favor u the prouun.
caGos of Jalisco Is not the pesen, constrain, unyn
the liberties of the people suficent to justify ,he7 in
dignalion against Illuminating prescription with whic,
it would seem they are to be enpelcped
The revolution which threatens the Republic has TO,
yet burst forth 1t, may yet be commanded by mild
Injustice will but accelerate it, because when
despair is height, it produces heroic actions The
slightest spark has cen produced the greatest cona
grations The debauch of Appius Claudius, after the
ambitious acts Of which he had been guilty, put end
to the power of the Decmvirs in Rome-Et CosnepOa.
To the Editors Of The Cosmcrolia.
GuANAJUATo, I'D July.
cannot read without Indignation, article publish.
ed in the Diario in which it informs its readers, that
conspiracy had taken place in this city and at Toucn
For what regards the former place, (Guanaato) will
inform you, that the Sd instant the commundant of
shat place, D. n. Corral notified by d. Melchio
Confasiana that he heard yom dissofu,e character,
named Becera, that young had said in store
This night will declare myself, (esta nockc nc roy
Becera believed he spoke Of revolution