New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-18
Mexirau Opinions.

We lind in the New Orleans Tropic OF the sih,
the following from the Sigii0 Die- NeHere OF the
goth ultima one Of tho leading papers IN the CHy oil
Mexico II may BE- important a. indicative OF Mex
ican opinions on the difficulties with the u rted
States.
NV DIFFICULTIES 70 b ENCOUNTERED N rff cAN
r,icS oF TExas-Since those proPitious moments 81
triumph with which blessed eight years ago
have ben lost. everybody has agreed iae,ty sha ez
urr.sIv that = var Nth Texas offered almost in-ur-
m0untable observation-disclosures ever more she ii4Dir
indi-souhe have been transuitted ~ every a1nA-uA
has managed - bring ION tse a. the errors and ms
takes o. this long period and she has 70 put an end u
question which Compromises a. the same tune domestic
order and the credit Of the Republic II u necessary
therefor know before eliminating our sctlal uoF-
that they bring back the time which past
they undo what has been cone-they cannot re-
pair faults which beyond calculation lrdasoeHaenfia
frdsslcd and create those elements "nch nave already
been suunated Thai during the last eight years tna
have carried against Texas, step ha- never
been taken . L. nor % prevent i, increase i
Truth which nobody viii deny unless We consider - 81
-cfre measures absurd DEGREES. were in. rnt worse
than absurd which compared the sZ- var WIN mat ~
Yucatan imposition % c0nfrbut ln- "nrn were 'Peht
before thcr collected ana raising ~ troops "hl'n
remained an enormous distance from the theatre OF
the war. and whose evident object was TO secure y
means Of numerous bayonets. power opproorou- ana
runOu- t. Mexico
Let Us be- permitted % take proof what passe
during the time Of the Dctai0rhp because IN the ~
place then that the II Texas was most TAXED
o. and when, apparently. greater prtparatuh- "tre
made for and In the second place the inqueus toll
lowers Of that adm Illustration are those Who pceve N
the facility Of The campaign on one -de ana me nauy
of the present Government the other. lnder me
ru.nous and execrab.e empire OF the seven Laws me
Republic slept the peace OF the grave eNcfsh tAe nel
Of battle. and 10 lie dungeons here iht ftuera-- W.
expiring u would thus have been singular alohAg.
II admir-, STATIONS dead % every feeling except ~
course that n vengeance should have had SUFFICIENT
comprehension force 20 prepare not TO undertake
a campaign which II prove fortunate one ior u re-
qures the most lnfeiafigo.e activity, the uost cieAr-
sighted provision the moot steadias energy the most
brilliant patriotism and the most refined niel-ence-
The establishment Of strong frontier line the formation
of deposits the erection OF strong place. u defence N
a word that which worthy u The word preparation
for the campaign only neglected bot entirely iof
gotten hy I'll our Governments without ono single eN-
cepti0n Il j. impossible that the actual Government
even with thousand times greater element. tAn thfy
nov possess could provide against al that = "ahiin-
and without which i IS not probable mat our arms VI"
prove victorious.
THE funds destined for the campaign, and which Il
economical and allowed T. accumulate, would now De-
sufficient undertake the campaign have been diverted
from their ginal object, indeed 90 much so inst me
soldiers OF Maiamoros have been obi sed 20 become
Oh MICS In order 10 gain subsistence BESIDES TINS
contributions which have been imposed with the character
Of mere assistance subsidies Of warihat = 70 say as
provisional oucswcre declared perpetual 10 tne -u
version OF All good faith and morality which points are
really the credit of the government The result tnat
il will be necessary 20 ind great ana sudden ns'of
N
der that our citizens may lend themselves. Willingly TO
new sacrifices The imposition of any new contributions
viii great resistance which would not have been
the had the large already collected been des
tined % their OF ginal and sacred object.
Policy, rs side has done nothing 70 level the Rad
10 victory The Spanish and Irish Colonies which feel
so much sympathy for Mexico. were Withdrawn from
US in that horrible campaign, (vhrtoy OF the times ana
of the barbarans Of Atia) commanded IN leJ0 ~ the
ilusriOus Mexican Captain. After having worked up
by cold boodcd and horrible assassination the feelings Of
al humane and civilized men have done nothing 70
retain that sympathy lind in the territory OF Na-
an assistance which might provo a prop to our sunse
ouen operations We have done nothing TO fomen' the
spirit of Abotonsm which carly or late viii destroy
the strength Of the Colossus Of the North
The writer then goes on 10 state the deplorable
case Of INSTRUMENTATION which apart Of the Mexican army
has lately committed in san Luis potOsL He says that
the discontinued chief instead Of employing their arms
against their enemies have turned them against their
own government which is on bad foundation and
which they detest In order prove the MAJ admins
traiion Of the Government in respect 10 the army the
editor makes the following l. attn quotation
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