Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-01-25

a,'ount OF tlirea Times that nr.l
marching up aud closing T." "un'si
Up 70 the 9Th, he had been ;, 1 ".
at times TO threaten, and Il i. (. lss'a
'uado Government into mild ,I'' m.l \
towards him but all in ya:, mean =
himself unable to obtain any,,ii fa
he Government but an uoconj, "4NoS
render, he thought it best IA a a.,
about that lime, he separated - u
he main body OF his army AMI "''''ei 4
accounts, had taken position =, y 'no
called San Martin, between Ma T. Pa
Poe bla, with a body of looS 'A "
There can be no doubt that Ii. s ,'.
IS with this body of horses eI,5., ' !,
a break for the at Tusn,n :. !"
fiiect ms escapes or, to rush an i
Cruz, and attempt to take Il h. ~. ~
ms latter seems TO be The genera
ION, and on the lst inst. several e,,.
arrived at that place from the So, 'r ! !
Vernmeat, advising the Governo,,II
his guard. The citizens Of w., v" y
are, to a man, in favor Of ,sr. 81 Y
fy movement, and bear arm,i
fence. Great preparations Wa
made for vigorous resistant.
Santa Anna make his appeataps
supposed that the Government, h,
patched troops after him, as thew ,'
ed to be early apprised of his nova,
Gen. Paroles arrived in the vim
Mexico on the Goth uIt., with 7,W,
thus making with those the Cove
had already in the Capital, some
men, besides the militia, and it is 81
be was Immediately sent upon lh
OF the fugitive, with about 1900
best cavalry IN the country. SAM
Ia is politically dead. Still we a,el
med that almost all in Mexico orr
rous that he should not effect his ss
from The country-,hat with his heal
should pay for the lnnumeraas s4
has brought upon the nstpn Tho
thusiasm at Mexico, PueJa Vera CT l
and all the important cities OilRRe
lie, is very high, and nowhere can d
be found defender Of the ialleDvt
The revolution is complete. Efees
it has been, without ne shedding da
may beginning so suspicious beiyi
by consequences equally gratifying
Since the foregoing was put 10 v,
have received the Picayun3 o!IheRi
containing coPious accounts oIir
luton in Mexico. From it we lean
the fortunes Of the tyrant SnIl
are not so gloomy as stated in the
ding articles from the NJ JsFsn
Republican. At the la.ta dates bt
marching on to the capi'S, With
tention of putting down ,heeSJslIn,
vislonal government, while the
tionary government were aInos
eating him to lay down his
vent the efIusion Of blood, andy
feeing TO him the safety Of bis p.
Santa Anna refused to lay DOWNS
and still continues TO advance ooil
A strong indication OF the dn
Of the tyrant in Me-
found in the fact that the lnb-
nave torn up the roads and da
he bridges to retard hi, march
The chances are so greatly
he Dictator, that his final oVefa
almost certain. But if he IS aO'
ut any length Of time against
hook of the revolution, and 0'
money and military skill to Os'
possible that he may yet trI@p'
lis enemies and re-establlsh Ms
Then, too, he is man OF the H
resolution, fertile IN rev
md understands the Mexican Gu
perfectly. He has a large lo''
us command, which he says
lis letters to the Provisional nv
re attached and devoted to hl"'
!e has everything staked upon
If the die, it is hardly pos''6I''
evolution can terminate wI'hOu'
ate and sanguinary stfuSs'
should gain one victory, he wiz
ucceed. If the Revolutionary
nont had general any way ~
0 meet Santa Anna, the ISSUE "
e at all doubtful. !,
Next week will probably ''''
ssue Of the struggle,
The PENNSYLVANIA DEP, p
is going on IN wv #
ania papers as TO the paym1a'TI he