Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-04
(Debate to be continued
MISCELLANEOUS
REVOLUTIONS IN MEXICO.

iaS IL Il G~DrcramcHt dc FnctO?
EXTRACT Erom The late h'ruH IF GorOsti-as Pamph e..
:: Among the many and singular productions with
which the i,rcss has Icrucd III modern times, Il Paini'c!
10 tie present will be sought for III rain. In llDirs al
high political! excitement IL these United States. aud III
thu midst OF French revolution, 4 Foreign Minister mas
s., far inrrltlcu himself. and the nature al his ministry.
as to ihrtahR an GRprai from the American Executive to
the papmiar rH Alta later period. ~ Snl,serre a double
purpose, Don Luis de Unis, who negotiated the treaty
nt lcI9 with Secretary Adams, upon lis return to Ma.
drid. published Il pamphlet. full Of viiG prratI"n AMI abuse
against Tn" Government and People u! the United States
He had been accused by his contemporaries Of too great
purl,uliiy 10 this country. lie lau therefore To dlsprovc
That Partially, aud at The SAIL. time To procure the rati.
fcnt.un ui the treaty which he had Just negotiated, aud
which had been suspended by the parish Mona!chy.-
lie succeeded in both ohlrcts. Tie SECURED il mission IN
Naples; and tine treaty was ratified. II is true his mis-
statements "Fle Of an extraordinary character, and must
have been MI!iui!y made, but lie al least had the del!ca-
cy nat - .Ssus tn+m from al American press. With
uut TIE bu!dnrss ut Genet. or t:e d. diplomatic skill Of Don
Luis. Don Manuel Eduardo de GuIustjza, the eXtraoTdi.
nary representa-. ve Of a dc thct0 Gorernment, having
failed in his o.tensib!c object, oil diverting The Amen.
can Executive from the plain path prescribed by huma-
My, aud the Gc; ice uf the frontier, has ROW made his
appeal L" Tie weird
In spcakin. Of the Government Of NJ 1ico as Ii Government, dr
tGsy oay, ;as observation Is no, made relatively 10 the n"h.achrow-
ledsurai Of tIe Independence Of lhar country BY spain, 10 whom
tn! sti!I stand, no." tbs .a"dins The aeAnU" ledgmcn; by other
existing Goyr:;inrui. 10 explain the idea oil the writer GsoTr
clearly: II viii he rSmcm 'cicd ihn, the Revolution Of ls22 VAS con
neral Iturh,Iv. lie WAS ds:hroGcd. uuiiawcd, and banIsh"d. lie
returned, was >rizrd, and was Put 10 Ge"ih. Victoria succeeded
in us PRESIDENT. Victoria served iUur years, duiing " Inch period
the ruuniry WIS !ota 10 pieces with civil wars. Montana, Brave ahi
others, were blnl-hea. pedpza was elected his successor, wus dis
po,,esseiby "ruIvrcG, ana GneIIer" pC; IN his place. Sca'crl! was
Gu RI, 70 seated ia Tie executive cEu'r, before BustnnI"r;", with
To a. Il q: the Government. Busi"mtntr, III iutn eGvc p!nc" 10 ANITA
Ana, Who imJun:'t TO nu'hurI;y upon the h, ca;oaahS OF his murdered
G"iipw.ciiEZru,. F'Jm Ic2i. up 10 Tie period Of The Uccss.Iua %
Santa A.u aieXitU hG TIA, lurn ii least III t Republican Cra>iiiu.
lIoH. GA the 81 oi October, le35, by n perturbation O! Lar gan,
III. cr.aiur ~ Uf Santa Ans, the Constitution oi the country was
destroyed, and II Military Central Dg>Puii,m established. TN lie
! 2lst ~ AprIl, Isl, ;he GOv<rDment OF Santa Ana wh5 virtually
destroyed hy til" defeat ami capture OF Ihn, leader. The nr1oi"i-
mrnt OF t;o:os;iza was simultaneous with the Invasion o: Texas
His powers wrr. OF course GcI.cGt, d Gy tie GuvcrauIrrt OF Santa
Ana. and therefore became u nuliiy by 1: q anniii!a:juA o III" power
commissioning h!r. No Sooner ws iI" defeat and captivity u
Santa Ana kLO hu in Mexico, t#an his Ils were abro-u!ed. The
Congress, whO:e tenn oil service aai expired, proceeded TO elect i
rrnS:dc&, pro tr3, 70 extend he prriud al their own term OF service,
or in u:hrr wurMS, 10 rc.rcct themselves. Such is Inc GO:Grlmthi
ne E.cto Of Mexico, wiusr Repirs. n:nt'Vr ventures TO Ieilcct in nc
measured terms upon the =. joriy oi the Eirc;Ois Of tie people o!
the United >ta:cs. l:tIc Gpvernne!t VI III. Cni!ei SM:e-,i ii got
act upol This vc~ Ufthe case, i; is apparent ". GuTO'iha il more
conduct.