The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-11-12


venient and consistent with the rights of iudi,I|
uals and the public interests.
MEXICO.
(Fsom Ms1icaa papers translated for the Umiss.)
From the Monitor Constitutional Of oc,obsr !,
Yesterday, in combining ourselves to the chan,
brought by the Amigo del Pueblo against the soyel
ment, on account Of the apathy in which il spcssu
to be plunged, we intmatcd TINT tho apathy W \.
parent only; and we have no doubt that i, l. M
ing for the adoption Of the percmpory MEASURE
which, in great and critical emergencies, N N
cessary to insure safety, and 10 strike powerful
blow at the irnpedimcnts which stand in the Wy Il
| il.
| Now, more than ever, It is necessary ast mimi.
tcrs should display resolution and energy; md viii
out regarding or being intimidaicd by The shaAs
the opposition press, they should carry into .xss
| ton the plans which they hare conceived for Il
prosecution Of the war, for supplying the d,mmt
Of the treasury and for sile cirg The discontsusl
That they are in want of means is no reason Il, \
idg discouraged; nor has the republic arrived d ID
degree of wretchedness that il cannot aid The ~
eminent in nattcr upon the success Of which 4
pend the glory, the honor, and the welfare Of n
Mexicans. The present administration inspires u
distrust on account Of the conduct Of the indiudu|
who compose il: they are gentlemen patriot, ul|
men Of reputation; and II they are once resolved
find the means and resources Of which they stand j
need, a little exer,ion will place them in their val
They should net forget that Diligence Is The parl =
success. II Ia in their own power, we believe 10 cb
viate difficulties. Mexico still abounds in resources
let The mine be explored, and the means will no, !
found wanting to emerge with honor from tho did,
cult but not desperately situation in which We N
placed.
For the present, an idea has suggested selfio VI
which, il il has the support of the chsmbcn Of "
public Journals and Of all men Of worth who feel
interest in the country, will produce the happy n
suit which we long for. We allude 10 an eag mode
of furnishing the government without rinhe ihs|
country, or preudicng the treasury, with the 6een
millions Of dollars which are required This sum-
cannot be provided by any with 80 much ease, and|
so little apprehension, as by the clergy III prov1
ding il, they will render an Important service to ths
nation, and will ever enjoy the glory Of having con-
tribuied to save il from the danger in which b
placed, Of being insulted. Inundated, and pchss|
invaded by foreigners. If this invasion should lh
place. the clergy will lose all their properly, whhI
will become the prize Of the invaders; IL by lend
their assistance in the manner indicated, we becon
the conqusrors, they will have done service 70
national cause, our descendants will be indebted =
them for happiness, and Mexico for the inders
dence now menaccd by daring and powerful cnsmis
To keep these at bay, we have more than enough j
valor, and Of intrepid and veteran soldiers
need only money, or the disposition to lend i.
Having suggested the mode Of obtaining the q
sired resources, it remains for tie government |
provide the best means Of carrying il into execute
the clergy to receive security for The reimbursemu
of the sums advanced, according TO the terms
such contract az may be concluded for their benz
security In that respect, no distrust could b. =
tertained of the present administration, from wh1
a religious ful6lment Of contracts may be expects
That point being concaded, we do not doubt "
the patriotism of the respectable body Of the clt
will induce them to extend 10 the government = q
operation which will result in the security Of ID
own interests, 60 much in danger Of being PLACED
will I'll the republic with glory, and Mexicsns va
pride.
| From the Diario del Gobiemo Of 0dh |
The editors of the Monitor, in their paperdk
| 10Th instant in speaking Of The straits whid y
government is in for want Of means to prcsa
the Texas war, and provide for other necesGtsi
the State, have made suggestion which we uhs
tatingly approve, and which we hope wbc approx
10y all who sincerely desire that the republic sna
be rescued, with honor, and without resortng toTp
Gus contracts, from the discoursgine situation
which It is now placed. The object ofthis susss
ton 10 to furnish nm easy modc of supplying
supreme government with the fifteen millions VII
il requires; which may lie effected ifihe clergy
consent to receive the proposition which may
made TO them for that purpose, and advsncs
sum, without prejudice 10 their own interests,
upon the advantageous terms of the contract xhkj
may be entered into. In this, as the Monitor u
they will render "a service to the nation, and nI
ever enjoy the glory of having contributed 70 VI
il from the danger In which il is placed of beng
suited, Inundated, and perhaps invaded, by iosfk
ers." In these cases Of an appeal TO common i
tcrest and TO true patriotism, those should Dc
upon who are best able, and who, in co-opsn,,
for the desired purpose, will not only serys's
country, but secure their own property lM
the clergy would individually fall into the pows
the invaders, if. from want Of the means Of rspsa
and overcoming them, they should possese v.
selves of our territory, without any other Nv
that OF force; and force can he opposed only " ~
II is to no purpose, then, that we have solo'e't
we want the means Of cqurpipg and sue
them, IN order that they may resist the TAU.
war. The laws of nature are immutabe am
subject TO them, must either comply with -
Pcrish--vslor and patriotism not being oFs~
sustaining him.
j DESTROYS, ourselves, thai the suggestion IT,
should produce the happy results which INC ~
of the Monitor had in view in proposing y,
port IL, and shall support il with all our rss
! having no doubt that the government and ooE
will take it into consideration as the only ~
honorable means Of remedying the evils wn'u
flict tho republic. The time Of prooai,on w. .I.rs
rived; end we believe that the venerable ~
who cannot be Indifferent 10 the nectssi''sss .sr
country, will remedy them, and second our ~ u, IN
which we Aatter ourselves will be those OF ''
bic Mexicans. -
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