Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-27
but By an energetic government, one and
;ud;y;s;ble

but By an energetic government, one ano
iudivisible.
1.-THE Mexican Republic has proudly
raised itself from its late PROSTATE position.
The strength and numbers Of The army
have been ,rebled, and the colors o! the
nation are about TO he unfurled on board
Of its ships Of war. Reforms and improve
ments have been adopted in our revenue
system, and care has been taken TO MAKE
The Mexican people sharers in the progress
that distinguished The asc.
THE most frank and cordial relations
have been maintained with the powers
freddy 10 Mexico. Should it appear lna'
auv na,iun has invaded our rights, or prac-
,icaIly violated the good faith Of which we
have Sc, an example, il will be found That
nv government has acted with dignity
becoming the country over which II pre-
sides.
"My attention has been principally hx-
ed on the Territory Of Texas. which has
been usurped but as preliminary 10 iur-
,hcr usurpa,ions. The struggle NOW going
on mus, be vital one for The Mexican
republic, and thar il we wish to preserve
an honorable name umous civilized ma
lions, i, is necessary that we should EN-
ploy all our energies and resources iu
combating without ceasing, and o, any
sacrifice, aud oil hazards. until our arms
aud cur pre,ensions shall finally triumph"
The advices from Mexico, received yes
tcrtuv, possesses considerable interest,"
The most prominen, item Of news Is the
reported release of ell the Texans prison
ers belonging to The Santa Fe expedition.
The constituent Congress Of Mexico was
Just assembled, aud i, was possible that his
power would soou come tu an end, Santa
Auna wished perhaps TO distinguish the
close of his Presidential career by an act
Of cc,nency. Nothing has as yet trans
pired Indicating what will be tho results
of the political movements now gong on
in Mexico. During the present session OF
Congress an attempt will be made to reor-
canize the government, upon q plan differ
ing in impuuau, particulars from any sys-
TEN hitherto adopted ia that country
From the opcuing speech Of President
Santa Anna, very little can he cleaned CIV
ins satisfactory information upon subjects
about which tie greatest curiosity is felt.
IL Is evidently opposed to the 'nst'tu-
lions of the Uui,cd States, inveishins a.
gaiusl them in strong language, aud de-
oounciug them as altogether unli, for the
Mexican nation. In The latter particular,
his opinion is no doubt 4 correct one. The
population OF Mexico are altogether unfit
lnr freedom. and a century Of education
aud gradual ameiioration, will be required
to prepare such nation for republican
sovernmen, like that Of the United States.
Upon The question Of recognizing the IN
dependence Of Texas the President does
not relax in The least from his former stub
borncss. II is manifest, however. that The
chimera of the re-conquest OF Texas IS
about 10 be ubandnned. The release OF
the Santa Fe prisoners is favorable omen.
aud we should not be surprised to learn
that negotiations had commenced, CON
rernpla.ing the settlement Of existing dill
cul:ics and the restoration ofpeace between
the rwo governments.