The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-11-18


Temp. made in The capital. /. Is the best 4
mode Of giving aninsight into the internal n
affairs of the Republic:
a1 CIRCULAR.
MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AND FoRgIoN RE- /
LATIoHs. So
Sir-Thc enemies of The existing order
III affairs, who arc equally enemies of pub
lie repo 9, l,aring ,inrd this day 10 dis
turb the ,renceahle inhabitants Of this ci,y,i
by circulating alarming repnris, pretending
TINT private property was threatened and
that the citizens composing The National
Guard we're divided in opinion--all this
being done with The corrupt purpose of
perpe.ua,ing d sorder and preventing the
assembling Of that Congress which is To
reorganize the Republic. Conduct so per-
fisiious at moment of extreme peril for
the Independence .of the country, is calcn.
lated 10 effect most deeply every true pa
triot and the people who eagerly sought to
lenrn the origin of the alarm, and 10 place
themselves around the Supreme Govern.
ment. But the Government Supported by
public opinion, dictated tho mnst e(licnci-
ous precautionary measures. thanks sta
which, calm was re.esiahlished, without
the necessity Of II resort tn furce or any
this people, which has bccn so atirocions-
ly illuminated, afforded one more prnof Of
the prudence, good sc nse md moderation
which il has often given.
In the supplement 10 the Diario of this
day, Of which send you copies. you will find
The rroclamation. issued by the supreme ex.
ccu,ive power. Firm in his principles, he
is determined to carry out the programme
ofthc revolution commenced at Jalisco,
and seconded in the Citadel of This capital.
Standing upon this b,ss; he directs me 10
recommend To your ExcrlIency that you
provide, with The most sn,ic,on zeal, that
in your State no fnothnid is found FIR the
suggestions nf the enemies uf the Plan of
:l,e Citcdal. who aim us nothing less than
The destruction Of the Government. BIT
on the contrary, you are directed assidu.
ously ia provide 1ur the security Of public
order and liberty. MS well us fnr rendering
the assistance Indispensable for the prose-
culion of the war in which the country is
compromised.
rcierate 10 you assurances nf my re-.
gard. God and Liberty. REJON.
! Mexico, lllh October, lS4G.
Circulars 10 the Governors Of the Stalcs,
and the political Chief uf Territories.
|
nor Curtina sent in his resignation nf his
post. His letter is dated til. I'LL, Of Octo.
Der. lie says that his services eau be no
longer useful to the Government, as his
views and wishes have been misrepresen.ed;
and he takes advantage Of the oricr md
rquility which prevails in The; capiiallo to
lay down Ills authority. The newspapers 5
promise that he will follow up his rcsigna.
| l. r., al,
ing step which was regarded us very cri.
.lcal in the then exciting state cf affairs.
The snhjec, of these commn,;ons in The
capital is touched upon by the paper as a
very grave one, aud we cannot doubt il is
so considered by the Government, or the
above circular would not have been issued,
We have. however, the papers upon one
side only, and are therefore unable To ia.
thotn the secret causes Of The difficulty
TIE promoters oft are s.igma,iztd in gen
eral terms as ,lisorsanizrrs, munarclists
and enemies Of their country.
| We may us well mention in this conncc.
ton that Rejon, The author Of The above
circular. subsequently resigned his por,Iu-
l,o. We dn moi know his motives, bul il
indicates farther disafTecl;on.
The Mcxirans appear tn be perfectly
npprse'l IF the stn'c Of things u, Mulamn.
ros. Their accounts Of the sickness which
prevails there nre quite minute.
| The MeXicans have received intelligence
that our Government was abnu, io send
vessels Of larger class against Vera Cruz.
This led 10 All immediate call upon tie
troops in the interior TO move 10 The de-
fence Of tho city aud fortress.
From JulnpH we have The address nfCoI.
Savage to his battalion Of National Guar,ts.
It's full IF enthusiasm md allutcs 10 The
success Obtained by the inhalilnnis Of AL
varad" over our forces, ms hut the prelude
to other victories which await them. we
find numerous military addresses nf this
kind, all slIuding to AIyara,io. In Jalupa
volunteers are urged .o come forward and
be organized as Iigh, troops somewha, on
the plan of"minu,e men"-to be- ready a,
any moment to march TO any paint which
may he assailrd. The enemy evidently urr
drcading Gcsccnts upon the coast, and are
organizing their forces with the specific
view Of repelling them.
Domingo lbarrn writes o'the Secretary
tt"m Pucba on the 18Th October ,hn, u bat
lalli"n nriroops styled "I.hres de Pucbln,"
n part Of the National Guard, would lpave
that city on The following morning. on their
way To Vera Cruz, in conformity will, The
orders Of The War Department. F,um
other upinis toO iruons hnve rnuo c,.,,.,.L 4