New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18
proclamation.

OF (JOfsHfD~SSFN|rs
saa,. Ana Immediately on his arrival al era
or .opeared in columns on w edhesdas.
We have now before US in the " ashington mon
Translation OF the whole document, but, on COX
;n it over we find little that We care 10 publish
A large portion OF 1t IS OF personal mature ln'eil'
cd TO explain his past and 70 conci'sa1e te
favor Of his countrym He expresses nllnseh IN
the strongest terms against the rnonarchich pfUJee'
bv which portion OF the Mexican people hoieo
r., .scaca from the difficulties which the nation
= i,.y,.lved and aYows his attachment 10 Demo
c-,.;c ,r;pciples and forms best adapted 70 the
,-,,dit;on os The country Passing over all tins as
nni,nportant we come &c the passages IN winch De
speaks Of the relations between Mexico and the
United States He lays the responsibility OF the
war-with more ingenuity than justice IN our cpIn-
ior-on Herrera and Paredes He says
For this object it Is thu, this party having the con
troll IN Chambers OF I-ii-i, refused 10 inc 10y
eraraent OF that period the appropriations "nich ask
ed for maintaining the integrity o the national territory
already seriously eopsrGed. /. did more II raised up
Revoiu;ion in which the slender allowances maze 20
TN. Government Tor that OBJECT on IL urgent aelsu-
were unbushnCly declared 10 DC suppte,etu anu, OH
IL triumph il scattered the collected Tor me " sr
and haeped 10 recognize the independence ci IeHas
la this manner the factonI which io-cred mat phIfl
eide project having attained the 9st OF IL es y MANI
years o; artices aud anGuverlDg. mex; proposed 20
carry the second into effect By provoking III manner
almost direct the Government OF the United states ID
aggrsndize itsef by taking oar rich Deps iea
aud then advancing into the very hear! Of our county
To involve our people IN the evils OF fearful INVASION
mas bcen IL last resource in order force tein 10 &C
cept It's painful observation-disclosures them either 10 be
come the prey Of Anzo-Amercan anbinon or 10 ~ iof
the safety OF their national existence TO nonarchcai
forms under European prince
The chief Of this TevolunoA, VINO mas AWAY. scen
under the influence Of hs fatal Inspirations then
appeared again in nsurrecIion Al San LUIS Poos with
the force destined for the defence o: the frontiers and
withdrawing that force 10 the capital OF inc Repuohc
he there usurped the supreme power and began 10 put
operation his scheme OF European intervention IN our
interior administration while the host. Of Anglo Ane!l
cans were advancing 10 take possession even OF the
banks OF the Rio Bravo
Having at MS disposal considerable forces in the Capt.
,al and the nd Joining Departments he allowed the enc
my advance without resistance through ou- ter
ritory and lengtn-os tardly-he sent 10 MstnIno-
ros a small BODY troops needy add unprovldcd with
ANYTHING necessary for conducting the campaign Win
-uccess Who can fail 10 IN these perhdious ma.
uouvers the bastard design OF al racng the forces OF
the enemy central territories III order uere l"
prodose 10 us in the md- OF the conflicts OF var as the
only means of safety the subsection oil the Republic 10
serritude the iguomny of the country The revival OF
the plan of lguala-u fine the return the government
of the viceroys;
There is considerable more OF the same character.
for which we cannot find room. and wc must pass
to the remedy which he proposes Tor the evils under
which his country is suffering
Fellow countrymen never has the situation oil the Re.
public difficult at present Its National exist
eHcc threatened side on the other an attempt has
been subject II 10 the hardest OF all lots 10 Eu
ropean dominion. Such il the abyss 20 which We have
been brought by the endcayor 70 govern young
ccty according TO the System adopted in the old ms
the true cause OF the long struggle in which we have
been engaged which has weakened our forces and by
winch the interests OF the majority have been sacrificed
10 the cx:ravsganl preien-ions OF small minority
This state OF ,hBgr must he ended III compliance
with the wishes Of the nation and by opposing 10 the
former the union of republicans OF true faith the
cert OF the army and the people. By this union we
-ha conquer the independence OF our country. Thus
united shall confirm il by establishing peace the
solid basi. OF public liberty thus united shall pre-
serve the integrity OF our immense territory.
The fraudulent schemes OF the enemies OF our cOun
being thus unfoldcd aud the true source OF It's mis-
fortunes being laid open ALL the radical remedy OF the
whole evil consists in putting end forever TO the
nous control OF mnorics by calling the nation hon
csty 10 fix il destiny Rnd 10 secure its territory
a honor aud It's welfare Thus placed in entire liberty
act it should be- in the midst OF the discussions
carried ON by the press IN The tribune, and even III the
streets and squares, II VIII take into consideration the
evils which surround IT, and seek the means OF resisting
them and satisfied in its desires, mistress OF lis
ietc It will display the energy peculiar TO free people
will prove equal 10 the conflicts III which II ia TO be
gagged aud will come out OF them not only hOnoraby,
but moreover entirely egeneraed Ia this way the Ad-
minlsratOn established resting on and sprnglDg from
public opinion may display all its organized forces 20
MAINTAIN territory instead OF quartcrng them in
the central towns. hitherto under Government ere.
aed 10y scdous movements, constantly Il, with the
nation and occupied solely in endosyoring TO save itself
without regard Tor our external dangers.
All this is exceeding and furnishes little
ground ON which TO predicate opinion to his
intentions respecting the War. The only rational
conclusion appears to be that he WAS particularly
ANXIOUS not to commit himself TO any definite pol
icy until he should become better acquainted with
the feelings and wishes OF the people. His Ian
guage is So equivocal that it reminds Of the ora
tor who is said to have aimed at nothing and hit it
The document is redolent Of the spirit that hovers
our own Undertook, and it is idle to speculate
as 10 the course he intends to pursue Tine and
the tide Of events will compel him to develop his
plans. Wait and see.