The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-25
Kendali Correspondence.

| CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. "a, 1877.
Among other rumor we hear to-day that there has been
coalition Of OF the States north Of this that Senior
Cosio hus been appointed PRESIDENT that 1900
Immediately TO be raised and organized to carry the
with vgor, and make them effective 100000 Is to be
levied Bustamente and Parades command the army
as story goes while Santa has leave 10 retire from pub
lie service, and from the country The fL Another
port current would make us believe that the Mexican Con-
gess shortly assemble Querearo and that the peace
question Is to be talked over with Mr. Tr In real earnest
These are all but mere rumors.
Speaking of Mr.. Trs reminds of u story current
the l3t 1t is said that shortly after Cheputepec wascar
red gentleman rode the height and being recog
missed by gallant Irish soldier the latter him with
Ill say, sir, It's beautiful hraty we've made wild lem
day, slrl" The story Is worth relating at all eveds
Among the papers captured at the palace in his haste
SANTA Anna lelt almost every thngwere many rch
and the time most valuable, documents Among
them letters written by Reon to Santa Anna,
and dated at Qeretaro the 2th August with the
Of the latter, dated here in Mexico the Dist In brief Re
ion informs his end that he learned with pain that me-
gotiaons for peace have been entered ntoan act often
sye to the army and humang to he Republic. He con.
tends that the ought be prosecuted and that II The
capital cannot be saved like Puebla il be abandoned
while the Withdrawn troops must contend with the enemy
best they Resources he says will not be wanting,
the Sates with the slightest encouragement will supply
them. He contends that peace will destroy Santa Anna,
while will ever crown him with honor and glory If he
but carries II without truce and with energy In Que
retaro, Reon continues the disgust general when they
first heard Of the sad negotiations resias negocaciones
and the morning previous the date Of his letter
| rier passed through from Toluca with Communications
arousng the States against any authority that should make
peace ut the capital Reon finishes his letter follows
with the frankness OF friend inform you that am
mtted 10 this course. Continue the and will perish
by your side"
In all this Santa Anna says that he learns, with
bitter regret the charges which have been made against the
Government for the course has pursued lie urges that
Gen Scott solicited armisice The does say what
Macintosh out for after the battle OF Cherubusco in
order that Mr. Tris might be heard, which solicitation he
granted because the suspension Of hosiies inouh gipe
his troops rest re.esdbsh their morale, and gpe him op
porffy 10 collect The dispersed, and enable him 10 adopt
other measures ensure reacfionW These Santa An.
words have not time space present give
you whole Of his to Rejon hut will procure 1t
lor future period lhave thought all along, the swell
merted Of his country really desired peace, reasoning the
while that he be well paid for it. and that he knew
he be defeated again. In the of another battle
but now begin have misgvings that he was hum.
buggng all the time II he really had Mr. Buchanans
ulmaium Mr. Tris In his pocket has stated
well knew that there no earthly chance for amcabe
result negotiations Lest his real intentions
have been what they may, self the bottom and his
poor country unhough Of To show the mans avarice,
have been told by those who know Mexican affairs WE'LL
that since Mr. Polk allowed him from Havana
has contrlved pick and steal nearly million Of dollars,
which s all safely placed IN the hands Of his foreign agents
or friends. Yours &C., G. w. X.
Cry OF Mexico, Sept %, 1917.
Assassinations continue.
One great reason this is tho almost nsican force
der the Of General Scott True, he has had enough
achieve victories and capture the city OF Mexico and for
this reason many may think that he has sufficient
But such is not the The very smaness OF our army
degrading the pride OF the Mexicans than any de-
feat that beialen them. Had army respectable in
numbers compared with enterprise undertaken and
complshed entered the valley Of Mexico the marngs Of
discontinue would have been aeyated by the evidence
that they had been beaten so shnmeiuy by body OF
men 80 inferior in numbers to their own grand army Nor
will they think Of peace until forced to by army large
that there will at least be merit succumbng In the
eyes Of the world Rigorous oo must be adopt
ed for any who may read that u the quasi
heretofore carried continued will be prolonged until
the causes which brought II on forgotten
Bring the matter home for moment Surprising that an
army composed Of 1000 Of the picked Of Chrsendom
should themselves down before New Orleans, city Of
but little overhaul the size Of Mexico and that we had 900
soldiers and strong forcatonso defend t--how could
reconcile the entrance OF the former into and
squares conquerers1 OF course, supposng I'm
possibility, but there is not citizen between Faubourg Ma
rgny and Carroon but will at and feel the degra
ding positions in which the Mexicans placed and will
hardly blame them for continuing contest against
every semblance Of hope. But let army Of 5000
placed upon the line between this city and Vera Cruz
let the communications be kept thoroughly OPEN and let the
inhabitants here be made TO know and ecl that intention
compel them for terms and there will then be
excuse for them which In their eyes will hold with the
tons Of the earth TO amcable arrangement At
present. all the territory possess In Mexico Is comprised
within the range Of guns This We can have and
hold against any force the enemy can bring but until
army is Increased Sufficient to command the terri
tory our line Of operations have 20 peace, The
Mexcans bewildered, not Subjected they think
there has been grand mistake In all th has
Their own nieriory and lack Of military Kill they do not
into the scale they believe that space Providence
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