Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
From he ". o. Iicayune. Sept. s ]
REVOI IN TABASCO.

The Yucatan schooner Fernando Capt. Pin
son, arrived al this port yesterday IRON Cam
peachy, having sailed on The 30th August. She
brought Us no papers nor any verbal news OF IN
lerest from Yucatan. A letter from Laguna, da-
TED as Tar back as The Sd Of August, makes men
ton oil The arrival there OF the U. 5. brig Soners,
for water and provisions. She Immediately de-
parted, her commander giving an inlimalion that
Tabasco would be speedily blockaded, unless
peace were brought about between the United
States and Mexico.
From Tabasco the news BY this arrival is oil
some slight importance. On The 18th OF August
the garrison stationed al San Juan Bauista de-
clared against the Government 81 Paroles AMI
in favor OF Santa Anna. We are indebted 10
commercial house Tor copy Of The "Acla, sign
ed by Gen. Juan Bautisla Traconis and other
officers OF the garrison. Ii is not worth tran>la
ting but We may say oil II that Il follows very
closely the blank forms furnished by Santa Anna
FROM Havana. The evils OF The country are Al
tribu,ed 10 the overthrow Of the constitution Of
1924 and 10 the successive factions which
have since usurped the place Of free 90.
yernmenl The mona!chcal designs OF Pa
redes are denounced as offensive 10 the nation
and as threatening the destruction OF the army.
Six articles are then adopted OF the following lc
nor: The first repudiates The Congress summon
ed by Paroles; the second calls Tor Congress,
the members OF which are 10 be elected in pur-
suancc of the law OF 1924; the third provides ol
the assembling OF Congress within tour months;
the fourth guarantees The existence OF the army;
the filth denounces any opposition to the Congress
10 be called or to The constitution which il may
adopt; and the sixth proclailns Gen Santa Anna
10 be the chief of the revolution and calls him 10
take the command Immediately upon his arrival.
In this last article there is no implied censure
upon the former conduct of Santa Anna, and in
this il differs from all The pronua ctamcnt"S We
have seen made in the other Departments. A.
they knew well al Tabasco that the revolution in
Mexico, Puebla and Vera Cruz would restore
Santa Anna TO power, We suppose they made lhIs
omission as their amend for declaring so late Tor
him.
We have no further details of this revolution
but we have The following address 10 the inhabi-
lans of Tabasco by General Traconl> II Is a
document so purely Mexican that We translate II:
The Comn,andauc General Of The Department Of
Tslbasco 10 IFS Inhabitants:
Fellow-Cizens: In raising the cry of liberty,
as we have done this day, We comply with sa-
cred duty, with an imperious obligation 10 coop
crate in the salvation Of the Republic, menaced
nationality, or By the perfidy Of a Government
which seeks 10 lead Us 10 a monarchy which The
nation abhors, and which can only be enhroned
upon its ashes.
Tabascans: To consumnale the plan OF sal
walton which we have proclaimed, valor energy,
and patriotism are necessary; and so resplendent
are these brilliant qualities in you that feel 10
dstrust a. to The issue Success is The reward oi
just revolution sustained by the honor and pat
riolism by which true Mexicans are distinguished.
But in The midst of the revolution into which
we have been launched, | hope that not The
slightest symptom OF disorder or violence VIII &C.
cur 10 larnish the brillancy The cause proclaim
ed; and that The union which distinguishes Us
may prove The tirmest support OF The public ber-
ties, and OF the individual guarantees which am
determined TO susaip and 10 obtain these results
firm reliance is placed in The civic virtues which
adorn the sons Of this country by your fellow-c'.
zen and friend,
JUAN BAUTISTA TRACONlS.
San Iuan Rautista Auoust II 1876.