The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-05

that the following are the most material arti-
cles which these papers contain. lfthese ac-
counts may be relied on, the revolution is nd
vancing with rapid strides to place Santa Ana
once more at the head of the republic; l
Translated from EY Indicator Of Vera Cruz Of
.4'tg, 6, 1916. .
LIBERATING REPUBLICAN ARMY.
Cry OF Mexico, August a, 1896
In the morning of this day almost the
whole of the garrison ofthis Capital, who are
Mt this moment under the orders of the unde-
signed and ofGeneral ID. Juan Morales, occu-
pying the citadel, declared against the Gov
eminent, and will soon be in possession of
the whole city, as the troops who remain UNI
der the orders Of Generals Bravo and Paroles
IRE insignificant, and are extremely disaflect-
ed, and almost in union with us, for il cannot
long be concealed from any good Mexican
that the holy cause which we defend is the
cause ofthe people and ofNatonal Indepen-
dence. #
In The name ofthese, then, we invite your
excellcncy, and rely confidently on your sin
cere pariotism-ilnmediately TO second an
enterprise so noble, and give thus day of glo-
ny to the country TO which you have rendered
so many services. tits, beyond all doubt, GER
tain that the cause which we defend will spec
Oily triumph, not only because the govern
ment $50 Called) may be said TO be already o.
verthrown, but because the whole nation is in
commotion, and resolved TO vanquish those
who wish TO sacrifice it. The triumphs OBJ
tanned ly our arms in GuadaluXara, and the
prOnlulciGmentO of the whole department of
Vera Cruz, attest this truth, and for the com
pletc information ofyour EXcellency, it only
remains for me TO state to you that the valiant
generals Landero and Perez, declared them
selves in the city of Vera Cruz, on the 3lst Ill
ttfrI, n i'm, fh,
lustriuus General Santa Ana to come and
place himself Immediately at the head ofthe
army sustaining the national independence
and liberties i'll conformity with the plan
Which we have proclaimed, and of which
herewith transmit copies TO your eXcellency.
The enthusiasm among the united people
and army cannot be greater; chiefs, officers
and men ofal classes of society are presen-
ing themselves TO us by hundreds.
, We congratulate ourselves,in the name of
the nation, which will soon be able to show
It's gratitude to its worthy servants. God and
Nrberty!
J. MARIANA De SALAs,
VALENTIN CONES FARIAR.
10 his Excellency the Commandant Cen
eral OF the department ofVera Cruz.
Editorial remarks Of The "I,ldicndor" on the
foregoing.
According TO the document, which we in
sert with the greatest satisfaction, the prOnu'l-
cidmentO took place in the Capital ofthe Re-
public on the 4th inst. as was agreed upon by
those patriots who had on the preceding day
received intelligence of the declaration fthe
garrsons here. ... .,..,
On the departure of the express which
brought this intelligence, so gratifying, very
few troops remained with Generals Bravo and
Paredes, and those were already in agreement
with their companion, who, under General
SaIas Morales. occupied the citadel and part
ofthe city, which they would soon occupy en-
tirely.
Vera Cruzans! The cry of union and of
liberty, sent forth from this City-its cradle
travels with the velocity of lightning. The
people and the army united are conquering
the usurped rights of the country, they have
now no other object than the Public good.
Long tve The RebubhcAthe U,,ion!-the iutelat
genius who, though out of the country, aud
III exile, is able to promote its felicity, and
smooth the obstacles in its way
SILL ,ateT, from Navico