Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24
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Files Of Me1can pipers to the 18th Of August nco,. ,,
received the Navy Department They cont,in , d
interest except the address mlnesio Of General Santa
the people Of Mexico dated the 10th Of August he d
his landing Vera Cruz Its papef Of some leagh ably AID
carefully framed and temperate in language and enunsn
~ has been sent the Department the form
II published in the Spanish language It wd make pu
bly, than four columns Of the Unon) He va
Of apology for the part which he PLAYED seousats
1884 forcing strong central government the ou,l
which he admits did moi result IN lie quiet prosperity
attributes the discomfort OF the people the failure u
province OF Texas He then briefly the conduct o,
who have successvely administered the h
lie The agVressions o the United states were eneoara h
by the perhdy Of the cabinet Of General Heuen. Pnd
be had always been obstinate enemy Of lay popor
Iesenatse governments when he heard Of bis projected
ed but when he Parades manifesto Of adhesion the p
Of ST. Luis Poiosi, he found to be rather dbe an
Independence Of the nation than the patriotic address q Met
lean General seeking in good faith remedy Tor ne csis.,e
Of his country; and his sinister designs folly developed
his act cony0kng Congress- and by the attempts to reoob
the people the idea OF monarchy and foreign prince
He denounees and discusses at eugh the proposal for
arehia form Of Government which he considers absurd and in
practicable He those in favor Of monarchy q r
ing almost in direct msnner, provoked the United susi TO
take possession Of TeIas and advance into the interior
Of Menco order that the nation might be reduced to The alter
native Of submitting TO American dominion, or ado s
monsrehia form Of Government was with this view be
that 1874 and l845 when they bad the control Coz
gress they refused the aid which the existing administration
asked for the purpose Of defending the integrity Of the nnOn
territory
He makes no direct or earnest profession Of intention
prosecute the against the United States and does not 'pes
Of this county in the usual terms Of yiihcaion
He concluded by discaimng any desire intention 70 e
else dotators and therefore proposes that The on
about to be assembled shall be empowered TO regulate all oa
Of the administration Of the Government and the pfor
executive be entirely under it control He also eeonmenc
that until Constitution be proclaimed the Constitution
1924 be adopted for the internal administration Of the depart
ments
Santa Anna len Vera Cruz The 18th Of August for ne city
Of Mexico. The papers give account Of his arVa he
but Of them Republican,, complains Of their waiting "a
arrival forward reinfOrcemen to the army Of tie NORTH
Santa Anna says is the nation; nor is General TU@i
knieht-errant waiting the arrival Of new champion .
An official letter Of General Ampnda addressed TO the Men
Secretary Of War and dated san Luis de Poos August
49, speaks Of the march Of General Gdins upon Monterey W
Ampudil promises the morning with the bn
under his command retrieve the aures lost al Pao Alto and
Resaca de Ia Palma, though be he HIMSELF no, we'll and
the greater part Of his recruits without clothing e
without artillery.
letter from Monterey dated the 18th Of July says that @
expected General Taylor there about the 18th Of August and
although their small army prepared to make good dns
they expected defeat unless the hrt brigade OF the army
which len Mexico under the command Of Garcia Conde-hoaa
arrive seasonably.
The General Of Division Don Pedro CoaEar had been A
pointed Gencran-chef Of the army Of the North ms wa
subsequent the overthrow the late Government but pe
To the arrival Of Santa Anna.
Psadcs prisoner the city of MeEoo but not in se,
confinement and had asked for bis passports which II sac
would be given him.
Quiet prevailed the city Of Mexico but the papers DO Dol
TO indicate much enthusiasm in favor OF santa Anna