Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12
Prom the New oIs,ns Pissyune, Nov g.
REVOLUTION IN CAHpEACHY

The Yucatan schooner Joaquina, Capt Martinez, ar
rved yesterday from Luguna and Campeachy having
cd the 2sth u Her adviees more than month later
than former ones.
The Joaquna brings US a pronuneianento in am.
peaehy which is hardly worth the the trouble Of reporting
contemplate do regard these domestic dissen,on,
with which the petty States OF Mexico are habuuy
This last pronuucsmento made on the 25h of October
1t rcces that the people have derived naught from the r
ers charged with their welfare but a series Of ealamea
Although they have enjoyed three years peaes yet they
are still burhened with the debt incurred in their last cam
paign; they have perfected no political system adequsts in
their requirements the and faithful friends Of the eoun
Try have not attained to the enjoyment Of those blessings
for which they had taken up arms they have seen
engrOssod the hands Of those who in the rtica
OF the country took side against the Just cause of the
pie and variety Of other equally weghty causes for pre-
sent action given which we have not room 10 enume
rate. We next come TO something more specific.
The pronunciamento protests against the removal Of
those officers eapfuares who have refused 10 give in
their adhesion To the new law or order Of things being
contrary TO the wishes OF their constituents and fully aware
Of the consequences Of the the supporters Of the
nunciamentO have reduced their protest the following
explicit form, Slightly abbreviated y
Art L. Those officers [eGpuaTesl shall be restored 10
their empoymens, who have been deposod for having re-
fused to swear to the organic law.
Art. 2. The Constitution Of 1871 s re-establshed and
those who oppose this declaration deposed from their
| official emplOyments,
Art g. An administrative juna is established in this CITY
which from this time forth shall be occupied in dResing
system OF administration which is be observed until this
| plan IL seconded by all the people Of the State
Art 4. This iuntl is composed Of seven membars 10
perform their duties grnuitousy and IN conformity with the
! constitution proclaimed.
Art All citizens bound to respect the acts of this
unia, 80 FAR as they not manesy repugnanl to the
| public will
Art 6. All the authorities and those holding pu bic employ
ons are to DO sworn 10 sustain and respect the present
| plan.
Art. 7. This act Of tho people Of Campenehy is to bo
communicated by the Executive all the municipalities Of
/ the State, with view 10 obtain their sanction
Art 4. The personal contribution which the Yucascos
pay s be reduced dollar per month TO be col
eced according TO the laws which prevailed in Is4U.
Art o. The people II Campcachy pledge themselves TO
tho execution Of the present plan VI liberty and guaran-
| ties Tor tho Yucaiccos
! Dated Oct 2j, 1916
The above very brief statement Of this pronuncis
neno the objects II which very ceaf but IL may
be recoecsd that tho people Of Campcachy before refused
compliance with that Of the Yucatan Congress passed
on the 25ih Of August, acknowledging the revolution in
Mexico and procaiminR Santa Annas ascendonoy Thoy
refused 10 pfomuzato the decree m Barbachano
them with coercion. This last revolution may be another
| outbreak Of the same spirit.
Tho formal pronuncameno IL followed by address "a
the different municipalities Of tho peninsus We have no
Tor the address We have besides the act Of the
garrison Of Campeaoby, in which, after due doiberahon
they declare their Adhesion to the pronuncamonto and
pledge themselves 10 iu support We have papers oi
letters 20 illustrate these Of the garrison; nothing bu
tho naked official declarations The demands upon space
to day such hl further into these A.
fairs Of Yucaian.