The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-02
much The greater part of the killed and wounded were
among the people passing along the streets

OF those Who IRON some stations, hied without any an'
their balls harmless to any enemy, sacrncg e unio
individuals who were compelled by urgent busl-
to pass along the streets Humanity ana clviliza-
ton should deter all from TINS horrible abuse
And his unhappy stdte vi a'o WIN NC Pio'ohSeu' w
our Distress for days and when the victory has been
decided by force what good VIII our unhappy country
derive from the blood which mas been shed
conoppss The dav before Yesterday the gentlemen
an,,;as ,ysra Summoned To a session and hardly more
than fftv assembled who faced the danger OF the balls
which were ayng in all directions 1t resolved to
ad;onrn 10 the National Academy of Fine Arts where
the meeting took place Yesterday but there was still not
ouon,m. as only the forty six gentlemen whose names
follow appeared Here follows listl
THE daav before Yesterday the same gentlemen were
nesant and some others to be remarked that very
fay Of the gentlemen who failed to appear Yesterday
have their houses situated in the midst OF the firing the
maiorv of hem were able to be present with scarcely
any risk We earnestly exhort them to make an effort
10 attend in order 10 see Congress can adopt any meas
nre IN mt an end 10 the evils which atHct us
- ~, -, 4..,, , ,.onaral az
me Eosetno' anu amd th rooms he
TINS State nave oneiea us anu ~; tbp
Of the national guard OF This capital The
offer has been made bv Senior auube governor of
,h State of Meyico who In addition offers an ASYLUM
i; INC canai of that State ar any of lis towns TO the
s =, ,rn aamtbor;tias nj the nation
80 a.. ., ,u.o.,.
Don Mtas fena y barragah' Puolsne9 procla'a
ton IN when ne acknowedges oene,a on,a Anna an i
presden, OF me republic, declares nun anu V2lu an con
tracts when nave oeen or may DC aae oy Ie
ment since me I'm o. February anu .'a al Wuo s'
pay any sums 10 siali DC lequIeu 70 epe"u .mo Pas
ment II declares nun dso " p Le;ss
when may DC SraHeu W uie eoFole,'', d ~ =:
me Penaues whch II may aecree asnst % u
puohc employ eht' WHO nave 'aAe' par III "'o 'u'''
uon. n, o,;a - a.
AS, IN tle saq pLocla'ias he pau i W. ..e
day mentioned FEBRUARY gun Is cohsiueeu ds supsst
ing we ihihK thal ,here - Haee T. a oo
tween the acKhoweugiheh. VI ue'e'a Ni. i ;I 20
fresuehl, ana tnat uocule.' one o. the man oeas ~
whch IS me huiy Oh ne ls' sieo.io "a onrn
trate OF the republic who' DIS us ye.y dooue IT,
culcates ought TO nave Deen ana ous 10 oe eecea ny
lhe legislatures me p'lei P'oponeu a W
must speak OF them WIN que lfan1ness are o. lucu
lous character IN oiaef 70 AVOID inns n lhe aiiase
mems OF ae cnlel o. 'e iesoluoi,' u ~ oiue %
lne Ievoiuuoh snoua DC umiohi, Was ieeessay i'i'
all the chiefs OF the lnsfecuoh should nave come 10 an
agreement when we Deeve, Is NOT eh.rey 'ne case
ana that ls iala plah slouu pe a as ae
sToys everything ieslmate ana recognises which eA-
!sted IN order 10 distract Us win le OF pc
ing able or mol WITHIN lew monlhs 70 esliolIsn new
centre OF UNION WHICH, II the halohahiy OF MeXlco ~
LOST, can aVall nothlhS.
From la Prensa'' OF Jalapa, March o.
''The pronuncamento which took place in Mexico on
the night of the goth ultmo, is the most scandalous
which could have occurred TO heghten the scene OF
detcstable connections, thanks to which these fatal men
of revolutions have succeeded often in placing the
country the brink of abyss. 1t is now six days
since the capital OF the country was converted INTO
vduas Of the same families destroy each other like nu
rated enemies in which brother fights against broher
and father against Blood will flow in torrents dead
bodies will the streets of popuous Mexico and the
most horrible scenes will again in all parts; but it
is necessary that all this should happen in order to safe
the unbrded passions of the pervese anarchists and Of
those antreormers who through unworthy self-inter
est, and the ambition OF governing in the darkness of
preudces, have converted into additional element OF
dscord the adopted by the authorities of the ma
ton to continue the against the United States They
neither desire that the national honor and Independence
should be saved in the struggle to which the North
Americans have UNANIMOUSLY provoked u.s. their object
is to avoid contributing to the expenses which the
demands, nor even that the federal compact shall be
made safe because they know that federal institutions,
liberal institutions, give an impulse to nations which
have the happiness be governed by them, in the
of intelligence and advancement 1t to
prepare blow against the approaching political regener
alton il was TO direct repeated assaults against
the government and that these assaults should find
echo IN the fanatlcsm and ignorance OF Inc muiide IN
order nat the ground Dens consclehces aarmeu
accoad IN avneng from ther nosts those who have
committed no other fault than that OF Kidding themselves
of the savishness which Spanish domination engendered
among the inhabitants OF this part OF America The pre-
arafory measures were taKen the piow mas now oeen
VIII ms g'oM pJuu ' re a,;s's ; Nv,
Meycans nossess anv wisdom we repIv no but if pre-
udces have obscured good sense if have love Of
liberty, deestaton of the yoke of foreign monarch,
H. In ine we are impecie men, cfmsoheu win shme'
we must sor'o"iuils iepty geS
Fortunately we believe that the insurgents headed
by General Pena Bararan will be promptly punished
by the supreme government, because the latter is sup
ported by the greater part OF the garrison OF Mexico,
while the force OF ihe former consists only OF We req
e i W IN na 81 MAJ - u,u na Of Ch
chicdmua. t. unhappy. thew should triumph the con-
sequences will be fatal to the republic for the tie which
binds the States together will be broken; each one will
absolute INDEPENDENCE not 10 exist