New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

.pr r,;rv ahc-r of this, ana even aNh1's'.-7
,ho ,rsa son of this false government IS hi;i!let
rja.c, in tbe pIunder Of the Department o. .,
alone is il not more than enough TO aeIe3tt, !,
onc. 20 io.n causes rith the honor OF the i'cPuD -
Sne zen honorable or reputable IN hny nation -
ceae without fighting for IL single 1901 OF i's
Tbs territory Of free pso?l> Ike the e q laI'
cc,no. Be possssstd conformity Nth p9rHeT. ~ u
nm, And the man who would give Up MS we =
,nother although only for al hour, Ia wretch ~. o;
10 be driven from society So peope "n9 ..
ar5lv 7ive their assent TO tie VOCATION Q! -ef.
orrht 70 be b,otted from the register OF soTe-7gn ~
lions. .roso,,Lers who
have bs2;ized themselves with ne mann % T. Lss
raent, is covering country VIE oisI1ho:, C.a
degraded and disgraced the name OF MeScah 1'oSe.n
misunderstanding Itself so far as 10 treai WIN us
an obscure NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mission shsii-e4
sba1ne-a fellow who to escape justice and me !a"son
co.ion In this ciry encelgp,d IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Who When in the United States was so unsTftt 70 '
5,d Country as 10 blscken the character OF our re
bc md of ourselves with calurcnies srG!cenuJ Fpss
;,a,o avs, MEXICAN be be cold or Indifferent
N the mono. of bis country the same Parrot 10 whose
f- we are indebted for great numbers oi the unjust
claims preferred by the Cnlied states Hsa;se
which Claims TOO made 70 enter into the cona1t'g
of,bs sae of Texas Shame upon Us. Mexicsns Tor
having such aGovernNent-so base-so hypocrincar-so
,-..rbe-ous &c &c: This Parrot himself. ~
+, nj drnkent.s (eccordnr 10 bis CUSTOM the evening
before he left disclosed these secrets with the same
ease that commanding General revealed tHe lacT ~
another drunken frOc, which took place IN the falace
tina; he regulate the elections at morea a7
the authorities OF that place had declined 20 nominate
Herrera AZ President 49,,
,.r5e dsy before Yesterday in secret session OF the
Chambers the Minister of Foreign Relations cane 10Y
ward and had the npudcnce 10 read some notes from
the American Consuls Mexico and Vera Cruz contain
ing some quotations from document written oy Tue
Commodore Of the North American squadron giving no
lice that the naval force under mis- command were about
retiring from Sacrcos. in consequence n ne irIeGF
Gon,rnmsnt hariEz agreed admit an clr0y from ms
G0rern>n FIR The Purpose q des'sna'.7S D't anus "
tie part ettct NeLicO must lose "
Both the Army and the people arc Mezlcans ana 90
throwing off the sluggish spirit that would endure 50
wicked Government they will send lorih an eh!aus-
astic demand Tor CR'on ana bdr Ha' u''" N'' 'to
ritz Of our territory "
Citizens ana Soldiers Therearc two great measures
demanded By the exgencies OF the country Inc one :
cyue the YANKEE and Texan usurpers from the Mexican
soil The other 10 give the country political or:anlza'
ton based on the principles of that system desired ~
the people Themselves and always denied them ~ tue
Government.
sTh labor ia all yours as yours alone will be the honor
of having saved your country Already have you oeeh
told that independence and life, and the honor aud Inc
glory of our country their dying eyes upon you u
thev did in 1910 and gal and again 1874. You know
your duty To you belongs TO chose the metnoo Oh It's
performance 49,,
neither eectuay defend the integrity of their ter
ritory nor preserve the security of their independ
ence except through the support OF the army NeitheF
the army exist except supported from the
and the contributions OF the people.
We'll may European nations ask what has become
of that Mexican army which freed its country from the
dominion OF Spain How is il that those generals nave
not already into thousand pieces the handful OF
Yankees who defying them from Corpus Christi -
How is it that the popuacc. which IN December
last to the admiration OF the world, raised itself IN It's
might against domestic tyrrn, should uow eXiot suc
apathy-.uch want of zeal against foreign enemy
THE army has been told that the people wished 70
destroy it. and the people have been assured mat the ny
nv would overwhelm them any attempt 10 reform the
abuses under which labor. The army neither IN
tends the one do the people imagine The Diner
The whole s Infamous fabrication oil tfcse uehc"-
erous hypocrilcs who Rssiduously fan the names OF
discord aware that the moment The two interests
/ should unite the Texan would be prosecuted
and their power be brought TO the ground ~
dn of trcasous aud lies they hope maintain the drec-
ton affairs usug instrument that poor I'M 7sce
Curvo.TeXan Ministry. At first they were Tor ackuO"'
edgnc the independence Of Texas the Texan
haviug offered them some money BY way OF lndcnniy
upon which they ancied hey might suosist Tor Shie
by abandoning the army 10 starvation and naEedne-s
Disappointed in this they decided upon war; and ASKED
from Congress fifteen millions. which were Eran'ff'
Then the army called upon. snd chloled WIN the
promises OF punciua payment and the restoration oil us
former enouncnis No. succeeding here TO the extent
they had anticipated they are now trying the AnDeSa:
ton OF Texas 10 the United states, rs tue ctahi" anu
rapacious Government Of that Republic has promised q
give them which, they believe, will enable them
to maintain their seats few days longer.
Soldiers The traitors hold you before the people as
their oppressors their ,yraos That they may not
triumph YOU should give the same people new
guaranty of the sentiments OF brotherhood and union
which animate you You are men, anu nave heArt 10
feel. You are MeXicgns and have country 20 save .
and you citizens, and have an opinion which ousnt
10 be freely expressed The OPPRESSION OF this opinion
would be guaranty desired. Tell them substantially
that so far from attacking you will he the irInes; su0'
0rys OF The universal will oil the people, mat tRGpe'
dcace and integrity the territory your motto; mat 1t
is IN atrccous cRlumny invented by The Government
papers that you held back the campaign against
the Yankees, if you were not MeXican5 sensitive
the honor OF our country. The people then unltin:
themselves with you in good faith, the assurance OF
your support to that form of government which they
will adopt will redouble their sacrifices prop -on all
appeals and ii necessary march with you to the Reds oil
battle shouting hymns OF UNION AND WAR WAX AND
LIBERTY :"
NV dear Sir. beg pardon-I had no idea Of
leading YOU such chase as this. My great dill
Guilty was to discriminate in the seccliou OF my eN-
tracts, which are much more coplous than intend
cd to make them when | commenced. II you re
gard them as 100 unrcasonably extended curtali
them Gd }iGitIf1n.
Our friend Parrot who by way of episode, is so
terribly eulogscd in the course of the article, Is an
American, who has long been in Mexico. and Tor
some time past has herocal!y sustained the repu'a-
,ion of Spy. His Office has. however, been dlgnl-
fed generally by government and its servants.
with the less base designation Of secret agency-he
meanwhile very assiduousy exercising functions Of
a most indefinite and unimaginabc character. lie
left US the other day in the Princeton, bound for the
United States In all probability, your columns
will be the frs, from which he Will gather the intel
lisence of the station 10 which he has been so re
7 Gently elevated IN Tue RIDICULOUS Oh MS H'OptCu
country The article OF course has produced con
siderable stir, aud the editors Of the government
psper El Diario del Go6ierao after taking four
or FIVE days to consider the matter on the 9Th in
slant published notice Oft covering about CO.
lumn in the large type and wide space of their pa
per. most digniiied silence was preserved on
nearly all subjects OF interest touched upon in tue
article which they pretended to answer and espe-
cially on that OF series OF Undergraduates seven
which appeared in the Amigo of the same date
November lstI under the heading OF Loose
questions" One ofthese after stating that colony
Of ten thousand irisk about settling IN Cali
foia. and that Jesuit priest is avoraby received,
by the Mexican Government. their representative
in arranging the prelimnaries proceeds: +" sit not
universally known that all who use the English diom
have more sympathy with the rapacous Yankees
than with US Is the Government ignorant OF the
fact that il was the Irish who ultimately decided the
election in favor of Mr. Polk in the U. States ?!
The reply. notice is confined principally TO
complaints OF the bad of the liberty OF thought
mot OF the press manifest in the article. The writer
terms its " domnan, spirit highly anipatrotic and
anti polite, accuses il authors of consulting private
resentments al the hazard OF causing additional
torrents OF Mexican blood 10 be she'd, and asks If
il is prohibited 10 governments 10 be humane li