Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-07-11

w way oill,agos Haollag0 w rseslsed
ysspfday acopg N M f,eomHor " vaa
lCp, n The OH inst wbeh u four days
Iianf Than ne adviees received NY The l'al.
unuih Tho ness " important and con
Go' ~, fofme, spcculaIioos and snliei.
g,iiOns.
A feggSIlOn has broken oui In ibs i'm.
sodioti Department ~ jallac0 II c0tn.
pcnced The morning NJ ibq 20ih May, In
Ilhs ely " uualalajan The battalion OF
lLap1s, followed by olhof bodies " militia.
~ nod BY tho onlhusiasto populaee, AZ.
lacked tho palaoc Of the Governor, The
assault was 80 prompt that Tho defenders
had scarcely lime for single discharge
oradlIcfy, by which ono man only was
killed and ono wounded The cry Of Tho
assallana was "I,oug live the Republic,
and death oh Foreign Prince some Of
he troops At the I'aIaco recognized friends
among The assaiaoiy aud refused 10 fro
upon them company from San Juan
de los Lagos joiocd The insurgents and
very soon atcrl he soldiers composing tho
garrison, 50 general was tho dlsaaecion.
Some Of The leaders Of tho Government
troops WIRE arrested 10 save them from
the fury q the insurgents among oihers,
Gen. Galhdo and the ex Governor, Don
Antonio Escoyedo Some further skir-
mshlnc Isok rlace between tho insurI
gents aud some troops Of cavalry in tho
pay o! the Government, aud preparations
we're mabtg on both sides Tor II general
engagement the next day, when Gen.
Francisco Uhque, who had iakon The com.
nand OF the Government troops, propos.
cd a paDey, with view to spare the eifl
sion Of blood. Commissioners we're APP
polnler on each side, and the result ofthe
dell5salIons was that Gen. Doque, with
the Slcers and troops under his com
maqG were allowed to retire with the
ho1rs OF war, they pledging themselves
10 fetre at once from GuadaInjara, and
lhe department of Jalisco, of which it is
y capital aud Proceed fIVnvdiaiely I'd
A city OF Mexico by route to be de1
Ignated for them. They were 70 be pro-
lded with necessaries for the march and
'ere allowed I'LL the morning Of the 22d
make preparations for departure.
len. Duque and his officers were com.
elled TO pledge themselves tina, they
would commit no act Of hostility against
nc troops who had 'pronounced," nor
ganSt the cause for which they had pro
onnced. The other terms Of agreement
re unimporlant, but the insurgents die
aied all.
Don Jose Maria Yanez, styled ii his
'rocamatlons "Commander.u-C of
ne Second Division Of the Republican
lrmy," was at the head Of the insurIec-
lon' AT a meeting Of The insurgents h-
'ers, headed by him, formal "Actar on
he part Of the garrison was drawnup
md signed Alter reciting what in their
new have been the causes of the contmu.
y revolutions in Mexico, the principal Of
Vmch is the destruction Of their former
rec Constlu'on-afer denouncing dhe
'rolect OF erecting throne in Mexico
WIN ioreign PrInce-after protesting
gaInst the Congress called by Pared|,s,
winch The national will cannot be rdp.
esepted--and after recitng variousolhr
.lleged grievances, an sActan or "PIahP
proclaimed for the regeneration OF tA.
tepubIc 1t is divided into ten ar.ielsss
Inc first disowns the call for the Cok
ress, as made by Paroles, as an opln
tempt against the sovereignty of tie
alton, and as issued with yiew.to d
'o'Ish throne in Mexico, to be filled 4
foreign prince.
ne second declares that a new COLI
ress shall be summoned, the members h
elected by the people, according 70 III,
ectoral laws Of 1924 This CSnwres,
De charged with forcing Conslitls.
0n IN which the mo Ideal principle
70 be utterly excl
The third article ,aes Thai IA.
'ess shall assemble in n months a(ttr
{ 'ioeratlng forces al have calnai
secession Of the capitala
me fourth guarantees ,ae exls,enca Ii
0 army.
i q fifth declares r3itors ,hoevk
an oppose the meeting cC tha abHe
ngress, make an attempt upon lhe e.
y OF It's members, or dissolve or sus-
% us sessions, or pretend 10 oprIosoltho
rs which ii established
ne sixth article is as follows,
As Gen Don Antonio Lopez IA Santa
na mad the glory OF founding the Repub.
and whatever may have bAn his
ors' has been its strongest support.
spite OF the policy of Europe aid the
'snatIons of some perverse MeAicans,
opposed himself to the usurpatIon by
rlh america; the garrison Of Ihlisco
c'aips the said General as the Chief
'ae grand enterprise for whichNthis
? IS entered into.
ne seventh article appropriates Shs
IN part of the nro1,,, Ao.k