The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-19

rebellion the Importance of pending domestic and
foreign questions, shall cause to from that
line conduct which have always considered the only
capable OF saving the people. Always adhering to
this principle the nation may rest assured that the
the constitution and that Il viii never seek that msun
derstood energy which only exercise itself in vo-
ence and usurpaton OF the OF others and ends
In overturning the established order will respect and
lend them all the aid which may be necessary the
discharge If their august functions
The States which now form the Mexican federation,
and which have the supreme government centre of
their common interests, will contribute their resources
and their strength to make the respected
proeity
cannot be hidden from the patriotism and psuetra
ton OF their worthy authorities that trsnsgression
or infraction of the limits which the fundamental law
has established between them cannot fail 20 be attended
BY the OF the last hope Of order and nation
atty. ! conjure all and doubt not shall be listened
TO- to be in their cooperation, and to be united in
actuate lis and which the gusranty OF the hap
py termination Of the stormy situation In which
at present For the same ressops and with equal JUS
tce the rights and the public interests Of all classes will
respect and protect my For any to
attack It, would only be to kndle passions and to
discord more horrible Religion its worship
and It's minister's shall be the objects of epecia pro-
When every thing has conspired ruin-when it
appears that there be security for the tuteary
feel peculiar pleasure in announcing to on my de-
termination whstever may be the compromises dan
gsrs may encounter In the course Of my administra
Without revenue, because It is destroyed; without
public wealth, becsuse does not exist; just and pro-
portionate cooperation may, Notwithstanding, give
what necessary for the most indispensable expenses
IL In the short time during which shall remain at the
arrangements of important branch that shall be
my only rule Of action, In order that citizen shall
have cause TO complain Of the slightest Injustice The
the Whatever may DO their rank
or position shall not be di.regarded and the tribunals
ma inS
the administration Of justice shall be duly protected
and solicitousy aided will sustain In harmony and
good understanding the relations which unite with
other countries ought not to speak to you because
another Naturalization will terminate the with the
United States, OF that vital Question which has caused
so many disasters, add which fixes the attention of
the world upon our nationality. But my silence would
be strange, although expcsble and l. who am friend
OF frankness ought not to give for any false inter
pretations.
The multiplied misfortunes which have accomp ,nied
this sad war, the blood of compatriots which has
flowed in torrents the orphans Of many families and
the terrible commissions We experience do not in the
cause. Our ports our most important Cities and
the capital Of the republic itself occupied by the invsd
and lamentable Providence has submitted proof
which is decisive with all nations, and which demands
and humanity To let the dictates pride
prevail this bloody struggle and perhaps the pretexts
heaven to submit to s be- ghc :,
does the real good Of the country for the
sent and for the future end which does not above all
save our honor without which possess nation
atty would be degrading to name, would prepare
wars. a1d nuke unworthy the appreciation and
respect OF civilized nations.
These extremes equally mournful and the govern
ment which does not avoid Them unworthy Of either
glory peace Let seek the medium and not for.
getting ndisputable rights in our own territory or
what due to those who pour their blood defence
OF their country let US make unanimous effort to be
superior to ourselves and worthy Of the admiration Of
the world. Great 10 my consolation In rejecting that
another will pu! an end to our foreign war.
The republic Is suffering the inevitable consequences
Of the disorders which the factions which convuse
have fomented and the absolute forgetfuness Of the
rules Of morality and Justice without observing which
nations lost leaving behind them only the memory
OF their misfortunes For the nation to present itself
into f.ctions without wei. appointed army rssolv to
seal with Its blood the Independence OF its country
authority would be to proclaim ourselves unbesvers
the benstts Of liberty and civilization But the
We substitute be- mOny and order-hs war will result
happily the peace will be honorable, and will
era Of prosperity and abundance commence.
address myself last to you representatives of the
people Assemble in the city Of Queretaro where you
are convoked and there nominate the president who
shall govern the republic. Your wisdom and your pa
trotism will be written upon tbs picture which the
ton pre.ents If you should differ after your meeting,
and BY THIS you should prSiSsg the public evils enor-
From this time absolve myself from ell care and
before God and the nation you with the purest
sincerity, that do not consider myself capable Of
governing Compliance with sacred duty has called
mo temporarily to this post and on arriving at this
conjure you to the country. Hasten, then, this
solemn meeting and rely as rely, upon the protection
'''' MANUEL DE LA PENA PENA.
Queretaro Oct. IL, ls47
PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF NEW LEON.
L.on il from f. areo Iris Of the 9th vi, Vi NO"
francisco de Pauio Morales, Governor Of the Free and
Sovereign State Of New Leon.
Fellow Citizens-When. In the beginning of March of
the present year. discontinued the exercise Of the high
functions OF Governor of the State certainly
creme course; 1t MOTTO avoid difficulties nor to en-
poy myself pesceably In private affairs that caused
people to confront the cslanes Of war and as far as
possible to sssusge their sad consequences has always
been my creates. care constant aesrs Inc shortpe
many Indispensable means were wanting to fulfil my
dent desires In favor Of State Every effort had been
useless; in vain the greatest diligence The psople
scarcely seemed to feel the need of the first authority
the State complaints necessities oths
y established centre Everything In short showed the
expedencs aud necessity Of leaving the municipal su-
thorities the public ad ministration
These, fellow citizens, are the Fundamental reasons
which induced my temporary separation from the
ecuve Of the State IL Is to refer to
others which combinations Of various previous
events
But that sad and deplorsbe as well rs dangerous nd
necessary, situation Of affairs, could endure long
restrain the tremendous effects of anarchy Some
and alarming events In some towns have impeed the
inhabitants seek anxiousy and solcitousiy in the
frst msgstracy the legal reIneLy for their Even
II they small, they menace, notwithstanding, the
whole society of New Leon. To divert this impetus
which threatens to overwhclm Ia duty for the full
flmeut of which, would be responsible to God and mani
and 1t is this which induces mo to resume the reins Of
the supreme Government of the State.
NV friends my administration will be conducted
with greatest prudence and dignity and honor shall
preside over 1t.
The sovereign national extraordinary Congress has
dscreed and sanctioned constitution that Of 1924
with list of reforms which all our sister States have
accepted with universal applause, and which they have
solemnly to sustain mt any cost This list COM
prses the best and most extensively recognized prin
cpes of liberty and prosperity and tits not just chat
Nuevo Leon, whatever may be her conditions, remain
any longer without being governed conformab to their
preoep's
To carry out that memorable decree; to comply with
It's solemn 10 reorganise the State according
to principles and to New Leon, making Of
its sovereignty to have before at the head ofts ad
minstration, its constitutional OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
shall be my task Above al will disregard the pre-
servaton OF order; shall re-animste the different
branches Of the administration, and shall omit no
effort to difuse tranquility and security.
shall endsavor to carry These principles and IT,
when shall deliver the power into the hands of your
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