Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
Brutalized and eyaspcrated by unceas.


ing tyranny, they looked upon the
whites with secret but intcsnc dctcSta-
ton, and increasingly mcdltnicd n
bloody vengeance. In the year loU
, tins class constituted two-hl,hs OF the
Population Of Mexico
Next IN number 10 these, but even
more dctcStcd, because more dangerous
were the several castles spraug from
the intercourse of the conquerors and
their successors with the AbrlglneS
There were four classes of them. The
NlilscS or descendants of Whites and
Indians -thcMulattocS, descended from
Whites a Neg rocs-ihe IamboS, from
Indians and Negroes, and the Salta-
utras, LITERALLY spring backward,)
whose mothers only were white
All these, though differing IN complex
ion, were united by common OPP
preston, for they were considered III
famous by birth, and had neither prop
cfty nor safety, except at the will OF
the whites who hated and feared them.
The whites themselves were dlvld-
dcd into two classes, who dcSteSted
each other as they did the halt breeds
! The most numerous Of these were the
| Crcolcs or the whites bonn III Mexico;
ou' u'e 'i'os' i'o~c''"' VIZ w., -L",i
part of the white population, possessed
all the Offices of the country, and the
inc a'cS, S,'''c oi i'S "on''. IT, IL
last looked uowii upon ".' ''io o'',o i
Glasses WIN P'oio',,u oo'''c''Ip'' "iu
P'uiiueteu aiiu l'isu,'eu ''ic'' ~ P''"-
sure hcy carried 'nG'I ii'S",'i'o' w.
most ih'o'er"DIe hG'ah,' h'"'' .
Wea',hY, ,'oWcVe' uoo,c' ',o"c'''' '','
e'''''' 'r'o'', I..'-. '' W., W. N", ''''
hl'',} U''o" W.. "'A i "U' " ID. 'I'''
III inc eyes VI ''"S' ',"o'"'y y ''''' -
WHO uc1i ~ cry ',A ..,. =. o.' w
t'lelr own {. I','I''' \ I"'n' IAP,r"o
ION oi 'ncii i'''.i'Ss ,'W"'u' ~
".es ma! oc ''"''u ~ W., ~" '"- "
i'ala'ler' a 'ilc,,'oci VI '',e .tuuc'io'",
OF oo,'hc' 40 '"',Vc' s"'u ',ro 'i,'o
Ten. oPa'lIoiu' s''o'''u U" s,''o'I ~ "
participate III '',c 9oVoi' i'''Jii' ~ 'J''S
as 'here Is u liuic-uI'Eei III H' '"'''''i'
or a cooieI III Nas't'c' >,
III spi'e OF '''iS uc'eS'''o'T i'''"'o'ioC'
drc1u Oh ',,c cp'o'ou p.''''|,lo'' co'i'
e'lcd inc Nico'GS anu ',' 'oP't'''InS
10 SuStaln eacl! o'ller' ana 'h,S Is 'n'
reason why mexico 'c'ii"'.iCu i'i'''i"
10 SPAN long aiter SCUM America llaC
reVoIied' men, 'lcfe'oIci II" QUO
'hcy hearu t'iat N"lp'co'i ,'''' uc'',io' !
ed hlhg ferulIlaiiu' anu P'"cCu ii'
own bro'her on 'he 'iirone OF " ''l'
The M"XlcahS instead OF 'oE'"9 a1Va'l
tango OF TO declare tnclr ihutl"Huciic'
hnStencd to display thoir uilS'laNe'l 10Y
atty to me dethroiled lI,Ilafcn, III eve
ny possible manner bu' AT 'l''S yer,
= time, the monarch whose misfortune
they were depIoirihg' sent uccr'G
tn'm declaring mem 10 'raiS'tr ,i 1.'
= "''S''"'I 80 ''i' "'"' W. " Nv ''"0' We
J. possessed MN
Inc pure Spah'atdS WHO con- pose
the 'Audencla' or Grand '"uhcu ca
ed for nothing but Their aSccnuahcl
hey therefore uc,cliiiit'ou 'o"u'y VI
decree and their sixty thousand colll
+ tIymen were with them to man
But lturragoray, the Nlcetoy, had r.
e solved TO disregard 1t, and had proJec
ed 'Junta," or government after tn
government OF the Spanish Jun'as'
Il be composed OF Spanlards and the mos
distinguished CrcoIeSs, winch was
4, rule and represent the country uni
further news from Europe;
r A violent dispute immediately 4roS
between the Spanlards and the wee
N roy, which ended IN the former SeZIh
- upon the latter and sending MN !
chains TO Cadiz. Ihe IawlcSS IhoaSui
was sanctioned by the home COVER
}" ment, which, though struggling &c
~ ITS existence, determined TO fe'aln u
- Mexlcans IN slavery, and sent Out va