Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16

is difficult to make cut. il may De INA. NC ho
ems 10 expose The absen, members tecause ~
wishes them 10 a pear and vote a IL. "r
10 any propositions Of peace, ara J. '''"y =.
actly he reverse. He must b. saIeSa ons.i-
yer who can Tell fiom what hisNicah eu.o'
saws one day what his feelings Wi. us .'ic 49,
wrolc YOU few days since' s'''.s Can
small specin!en Of line rawlings u oie VI -.
Luis editors On the subject OF coming ~ ,r" VII.
with Inc vile North American Gah'a's. - -,
,na, his state would never listen y Fiol'sn, 'on'
ri neace mill Gen. Scoil was on his knees E',s-
mo he hands If Santa Anna ana lien. sy:oi
was chained in one Of Gen. Vaencias s,apes
--bu,iLe man was evidently excited when ne "a 10
all HI, a wag Of an officer al my s,de says .'s
i ,hey do chain old "Eough ard ReacyN N
stable ,hey will find him standing up'o me lach'
The wrier for line same paper-El Eslandai!e &c
los Chnacates- handles Gen. Scoit se'eieiy .o'
his .Ialara proclamation. shaii ehusas"i "
forward you thu paper, win Inc nope IGal you
may read and translate his raVinss Tor lnf oehe'
Il, Of those fond Of The tomahawkins ana scalp
ing style. a ann ,ors;c,;no III
mors in relation 10 the upward bound Tram uh-
der Gems. PILLOW and Cadwalader, and as many
roporls about The movements Of Canalizo, AVA
re2 and other Mexican Generals, who are sau 10
be eacucd in the a!icinp' 10 cut II on i He itaih
mausIe all The altmps o. The Pin'os; srciii!ias
aud olie:S, will BE- along in Inc couise =! Gay q
tive Yours, v. II.
PuEsLA, MEXICO, June 80, 1877.
All The talk now is 81 peace, immediate peace,
with lie grea, Mexican nation, and nose VINO
talked bu. a short week since oi rcYellIha III 'he
halls u he MuttZu,uas, now appeal selhihh 1hty
are iu> abonl rs near lie aforesaid halls ID iheY
4 II
mailer. The arrival Of The heavy renloIcemenls
known 10 be on The way iol Cen Scott, combined
with the loss of confidence The Mexican leaders
have in themselves and their followers have
turned their feelings 10 degree, and The most Del
liseren, among them may now really DC IN favor
OF coming to terms. Sana Anna himSeii, al
though he will he very lar from starting Inc oai,
will doubtless help 10 keep il in motion when IL
is once under way. his very salvation deicnoS
upon H. He knows that Re will be defeated anu
lose all if he makes another stand BY making
cars-paws Of some OF the members oil Congress-
and getting them 10 look with an eye OF favor up
or nIoposiions Tor reace he thinks that nc may
he able to second their movements u every lhins
loo Ks favorable, and finally himself reap all lie
ben, frs lha, may grow oul Of il. what Inc pro-
nosilions ale that have been made 10 the Mexican
Government few here krow hut what with Bill
fish interference, and The iinidty Of The mexican
leaders, they have eviceully been listened TO-
Three DAYS since and hardly man in Gen.
SCOTS amy thought there was hope oil coming
TO terms with The enemy; now, The tune nss
changed, and many OF the officers are even TAX
ing OF the chances Of avoiding ana escaping me
vomilo on their way home. WIN all me cly OF
peace, | am mol one OF those who think that OUT
afiaus with Mexico are yetseuled a great zeal
derends upon circumstances. Should The upper
IL iS
money meet with reverse, the Mexcans wouia
be emboldened 10 offer fresh resistance; should
Santa Anna fnd, on counting noses, that MAORI
" are against him in any committee appointed by
Congress, he will be found among The hfsl 10 soon
al any idea OF terms with The peIfdous Yankees;
should, in fact, anything turn up oIt OF which the
Dictator may make capital Tor himself, no matter
whether for or against The best Interests Of his
dearly beloved (?l country, he will embrace it Tor
his own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. lie wants time, he
wants 10 procFaslirale he wants 10 delay The ap'
preach Of Gen. Scott upon The capital in Short
he wants TO do anything which may aid and TOR.
Their hi. own Ambitious schemes.
Santa Anna, tired Of fighting The Americans, IS
anxious 10 make peace with them, although iear-
ful Of openly avowiEg il. The peace parry in
the capital the capitalists and properly holders
are also anxious, unwilling 10 support he war
longer and taxed already beyond what they con-
s;der their meaEs. Tie military are anxious 10
see The war continued, as the only means by which
they can support themselves the lepe7os, the raea-
mullins Of The country, care bu, liIle, one way or
The other, how affairs 60, so that they can steal
enough 10 supply themselves with blankets chin
guIiie and tIijoies and torllas sufficient TO sup
port life. The Indians care for nothing, and they
are the most Numerous class, so that they can sell
their produce for silver in which they have sui
Gcienl confidence 10 bury, and many Of lie other
inhabitants OF The country will follow their eS-
ample. 'Thrir priesis-perhaps ! should nave
placed them al the top oi The list-arr anxious 10
preserve their position aud their riches although
lhey may look uron Us IS dogs and keIc'Ics; ana
,hus vun have mere linking of The :eeinso The
diferer, parties. All these feelings ana inter
esis-a;ieI taking into consideration thai AL hale
ard despise us sou may mix NJ ana lneh il.ahe
ont the chances Tor peace.
do not know Tia, any one has reflected much
upon this subject hui ne il seems that this thing
OF making peace is 10 be more difficult mat
Ter than making war upon The Mexlcans, and
will be surrounded with greater Perp!exi!lts-
Texas has L. be brouGh: into question clhe: boun-
fsries taken into consideration, California IS 10
lie bone CT contention, indemn:fica!;ons ana
costs cr war are 10 be called into account, AMI
thousand o,hcr matters will he found in The Gaia
losue Of Stumbling blocks in lie way q an ami.
cable arrangement OF difficulties. The three
millions" aer Santa Anna has helped msell-
Tor he must be though, of frst-wiil net GO far,
in way OF salve or cordial for the many wounds
under which poor Mexico is suffering, and there
viii lie other provisos than Wilmol's tor ncfeas-
ing the sum-
Lei me conclude this hasty scTawl. The tall,
as said al The outset, is now peace; bni il will
all end in Santa Annals advancement o. his III
Ter downfall. In all his diplomatic arrangements
Whenever he has been allowed 10 argue his
point--he has been invariably winner; al This
game, some how or other, he always Turns every
hing TO his own advantage, or al least always
has SO far. How he will succeed in his present
scheme remains 10 be seen but he should and
probably will, be closely watched. A few days
will bring us oul Of the doub, and uncertainty in
which every hing is at presen, enyeloped, and
shall make opportunities 10 keep YOU informed
OF every Thing lnal IransPTes. o " <.
FraEM thc City OF Mexico.
We have papers from he city Of Mexico 10
| The 22.i 81 June hui not ericcl file, Says the
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