The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-18

AMPuprA's PRocLAMATroNs.

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AMPupfA's PRocLAnATIoNs.
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in which Ampuaia hold Cen TayiOr's troops
The General in Chief Of the Army Of the North he
Co~Panions an -arms.
soldiers The enemy, numbering only $500 regular
troops the remainder being only bsnd Of sdvsnturers
without valor discipline are according 10 rsliabie in
bsrbsty Of attacking s most impOrtsns eiscs we we
5000 regulars and auxiliary cavay an tbsa,
this city Solder We are coa:cssr w a.
to make our base OF operations secure, and honce we
viii sally forth at convenient time and drive bsok this
enemy at the point OF the bayonet af
Soldiers three great virtues make the soldier worthy
of his profession discipline, consistency under fatigue
colors is coward and traitor to his country Our
whole nation and even foreign countries, the wit
nssses Of our conduct The question now r. wheths!
it's solution is In your hands
have assured the supreme government of the triumph
and will prove to the whole world that we are worthy
sons Of the immortal Hidalgo Morelo, Aende lturbide
ding for the independence of cherished country
PEDRO DE AMPUDIA.
HEA, QUARTERS, MONTEREY, Sept Ia, 1916.
GENERAL IN CHIEF He AID QUARTERS, MoNTERrY,f
September 18th, ls46
lie Of mexico by the government Of the United States Of
America 10 unjust illegal and anti Christian for which
reason no one ought to contribute to it.
The federal government having been happily reestab.
shed large number Of battalion Of the National Guard
in the States Of Coahuila st. Louis Potos Guanajuao,
Zacetecas Qusrearo and Others ready be on the
field and fight for our independence
Acting according with the dictates Of honor, ami la
compliance with what my country requires from me- in
tAo Iuola
viii lay down their and separate themselves from
the American army, seeking protection they will be
towns where they will first arrive and assisted for their
march to the interior Of the republic by all the auhori
ties on tho road as has besn done with all those that
To all those that wish to in the Mexican army
their offices will be conserved and guaranteed.
PEDRO DE AMPUDIA.
HEAD QUARrEhs or THE Army OF THE NoarHl
September Is, 1886
The object of the circular which annexed in English
United states-who. informed, desire to abandon
that hagthe kind dispositions with which they will be
welcomed and protected under the flag of Mexico whose
only device is to resist the unjust aggression OF the
neghboring republic and to open wide the Of the
republic to those who seek tho shelter of her flag with
friendly purpose. Therefore now direct you that such
soldiers may present themselves from the enemy 8
ranks with friendly purposes unequivocally evnced, be
assisted and conducted to the interior of the republic BY
the most convenient points and roads, But those who
present themselves in hostile attitude or who under
friendly appearances conceal sinister designs against
directed to make war in every mode. And in case the
conduct of thos. presenting themselves should be doubt
be hostile will them
guard to head quarters and this be not pos.
sible, from circumstances which may occur during the
war; you will have them marched to point in the
nero the reach Of the enemys advanced par.
ties. make this communication to you for your pune
ponsibie for the slightest omission in regard 10 any point
contained in this order the high importance Of which II
well known. God and Liberty.
GENERALS QUARTERS, IN THE CRY OF SALrILLo,
August 2sth, ls46.
FELLOW CIrrzESs-For the second time appear in
this interesting part Of the Mexican territory command
lower the nsolence of the foreign invaders Of soil
and to free you from the odious slavery to which they
lis
have before you visible examples, in the unfortunate
fate of which neghborng brothers Of Bear Bahia
and lately those of the north Of Tamaulipas have been
the victims. What contrast does this reprehensible
system of conquest present-so unworthy the nine
tons of which, another sde enemies avail them
your desire to obtain liberty And this they do fellow
this great principle incontrovertble that when
ton wishes to be Free it must be tree"
which the Spanish naonn its cities and fortsoered
to the formidable army Of the great Napoeonan oppo.
son which finally resulted hin in their n, Is And no
cipaton Of our metropolis, unaccustomed to bateut
without knowledge Of the science of war-who
the necessary elements atcmpt lt-anQ without me
great reasons to actuate them, by which we should be
Influenced at present-fought bravely for term of
eleven years. until the chains which Joined to the will
of distant monarch were torn asunder: We ceased to
be colony and Mexico, since 1884, has brilliantly shone
in the galaxy of civilized nations.
My friends brother departments preparing for
the bae-they will send to the field thousands of brave
volunteers with all necessary supplies and lastly it is
very probable that the chief Of independence-the
founder of this republicans worthy benefactor of the
nation and general Of divisionDon Antonio Lopez de
Santa Anna-w return to the seat of at the head OF
o.CNV ,tnft ,nrIa IN
campaign personally. Thus. then, cheer up my brave
countrymen, and show your indignant hostility to our
enemies by every means which your power, right and
position should dictate. PEDRO DE AMPUDIA.
THE ORDER AMERICAN
HEADQUARTERS AMY OF OccUPArIoN, J
SERALvo, Sept. H. 1916.
[Orders No. 1851
l. As the army may expect to meet resistance in the
further advance towards Monterey it il necessary tina,
the march should be conducted with all proper precau
ton to meet attack and secure the baggage and sup