The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-18
Revolation I'm raba.co

The Yucatan schooner Fernando Capt Pinson arrived
the soh August she brought no papers nor any verbal
mention Of the arrived there Of the u brig somers FOR
news OF interest from Yucstsn letter from Laguna
dated as Tar back ~ the Sd of n gust makes
water and provisions She Immediately departed her
commander giving an inimation that Tabasco would be
between the United States and Mexico
From Tabasco the news by this arrival Is of some
slight Importance On the lah of August the garrison
stationed at San Juan Bausta declared against the
government of Paredes and in favor Of Santa Anna We
are indebted to connercial house for q copy of the
"Acta," signed by Gen. Juan Bautista Traconis and
other officers of the garrion II not worth
but we may sayof that follows vsryclosely the blank
evils of the countryare attributed to the overthrow Of The
constitution Of 1924. and 70 the factions which
nave since usurped the place Of free The
army Six articles then adopted Of the following
Paredes; the second calls fer Congrsss the members Of
which to be elected in Of the law of 1924;
the third provides for the ssssmblnK Congress within
army the fifth denounces any opposition to the Congress
to be called the consultation which il may adopt
Of the revolution and calls him take the command inn
mediately upon his arrival In this last article there
no implied censure upon the former conduct Of santa
Anna and in this differs from all the yronunciamsntos
we have seen made in the other Departments they
knew well at Tabasco that the revolution in Mexico.
power, we suppose they made this omission their
amend for declaring so late for him.
We nave no iuEtner uetk9 Of tule revolut0n, but
have tho following address TO the Inhabitants of Tabasco
by Gen. Tracons 1t is Z document purely Mexican
that we translate it,
The Commandante General Of tie Department Of Tobas
co to its Iahsbitamts.
FELLOW CIrIzENs-In raising the cry of liberty AZ we
have done this day, comply with sacred duty with
an imperous obligation to operate in the salvation of
the Republic menaced with destruction by the auacous
enemy of our nationality or by the perdy Of Govern
ment which seeks to lead to monarchy which the
nation abhors and which only be snthroned upon its
ashes.
Tabascans ITO consummate the plan of salvation
which we have proclaimed valor energy and patriotism
are necessary and resplendent these brilliant
qualities in you that feel dstru: to the issue
Success Is the reward Of just revolution sustained by
the honor and patriotism by which true Mexcans are
distinguished.
But the midst of the revolution into which we have
been launched hope that not the slightest symptom Of
disorder or violence will to arnish the brliancy
OF the cause proclaimed and that the union which dis
tngushes may prove the rmest support Of the public
Liberties and of the individual guarantees which de-
termined to sustain and to obtain these results Arm
reliance Is placed in the civic virtues which sdorn the
sons OF this country by your fellow citizen and friend.
JUAN BAUTISTA TRACONIS.
sAN JUAN BAurIsrA, August, IL, 1876.
N. o. Picauunel