New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
90. u~x,cau Government It's Hopes and

w. end in the Plo0yNne OF the 2sth at tne io''
,o-.;og Circular. addressed by sehor Rose secfe'
80 n state under the Administration OF Fenay
o o. Oh. Governors Of the several States OF Mex
an exoos,ion OF the plans OF the Ne" Ad-
800, !, 1. worthy Of attention The report
s.n,. Anna has again become President OF the
- !. no, credited by the Picoy~ne
-. posy,es AND ISTKHSAL RKLATIoSs
MINISTRY OF SeptemOer p. 1871
~. O., His ExoelleBcy tbs President Of The
ea,~,us Court Of Jasuee 10 exercise OF me Supreme
SAp.- ,sower hss a. 70 sppoiot Minister Of
hN. "a Internsl Relations also authorizing me 70
1880 the urgent duties Of the other depart
snts The Provisional President proposes 70 Issue 10
oo-retsro when bis Cabinet shs have been completed
n.aitesto containing programme OF DIS Admiuistrs
s,oa ia tbs mesn tins hls Escsllency deems II r.
,ipg 10 submit briefly 30 the Governors Of tbs states and
shroush them honorable Legislatures of the
principles by which hs policy will be directed 10 the
provisional exercise Of Supreme Executive power
The relations Of the General Government Ofthe Union
Nth Tho Governments Of the States will be conducted
with the utmost rankness and good fsith Nothing will
be more grateful his Exceency the President than %
preserve harmony and good understanding between the
supreme National Government and the supreme author
i,le, Of each Staie-bsrmOny without which al would
he dseord and confusion 10 the federal stem His Tx
ce,lency the President without encrOachibg upon the
constitutional powers Of the States will only require Of
them Ia support Of the Constitution that isOn and
resoeet which the basis Of the federal pact and With
out which the Supreme Government Of the Union would
be iupo,sut 20 mainisln the National Union At home
and YET more impo,ent 70 make the nationality OF Mexico
respected abrosd.
fhe President will not content himself with merely
respecting Is his doy do the independence
eoded by the Constitution 10 esch State relative TO s
internal administration but II will be gratifying for him
10 learn the opinion OF the supreme authorities Of the
States upon grave political questions It tbs present
epoch and ~ govern his action by such opinions L.
ealy expressed la the difficult measures which bls Ad-
niblstrsrion will BE- called upon 10 take Carrying out
these principles bis Excecncy the Provisional Preti-
dent confidently rees upon the most ehcient ccopers
ton Of your Excelency and eli the States 10 sustain
the Independence and nationality Of Mexico 10 preserve
from every assault the federal institutions whatever
may be the danger aud the gravity OF circumstances
since recent events have led to tbs occuPaOn OF ine
capital Of the Republic by the army Of the invaders
All the measures Of the War Department will be direct
I'd mainly 10 the attainment Of the important ends above
indicated. -
chief duties 10 facilitate by all possible means tho az
.enblpg OF the Ea,ons Congress- and be- trusts your
Excelency will dictate evefy measure 10 your power 20
bring about such REUNION that you will again invite the
Deputies from your State 10 repair 10 the city Of Que
re.aro and that you will provide for their expenses
on the journey and during their residence In that
CITY charging these expenses 10 the contingent &C
count should any Deputies from other States 10 the
General Congress be through your state or now
be residing therein you suoorzed to provide the
eaDs necessary for their journey thher aud residence
al QueretsrO upon the terms already nsniioned
AZ the greatest scandal which could be presented b.
foreign nations would be tbs sight of our country In.
yadr1 BY foreign Zoe, 0eFdsttte0 foreign
AT the same time torn by anarchy, bis Exceency the
President determined 10 the nation from ,hs Op
prObrum At whatever cost 10 avoid also, by whatsoever
measures policy and crcumspeouOn can dictate. even
the slightest occasion motive for seftiOp and II this
should not be sufficient BIO 10 determined with the aid
o the States repress every attempt At revolution
whatever, employing for this, purpose, IN all their
strength and energy the constitutional and extraordinary
powers with which hs IL Invested. The President en-.
poets likewise tnat your Exceency 10 put down sodi.
ZION. will employ all the powers and all the resources OF
tho State the Federation let what may b. the class
osesOry OF persons who msy In any form undertake to-
disturb public order attack our intttutOns.
As your Excslency is made by the Consultation more
Immediately responsible for the preservation OF public
order In the State under your command the President
will omit nothisg which may give 10 your authority all
the energy and vgor possible and with this view he has
directed by virtue Of the extraordinary powers vitn
which he s Invested that n any attempt whatever
should be- made any disturb public order TO
subver the federal system the pOwers of the command
anfes generals shall be- employed 10 support and sus
tsn by the forces under their orders the Of
the Government of such State said commentaries being
Likewise directed that la all affairs within their super
vision they conduct themselves with tbs utmost harmony
add good understanding In their transactions with the
Governments OF tho States
His Excsency the President deems II proper 10 lsy
down Ia this communication another OF the principles
ty which he proposes TO regulate bis Administration
His Esceiency assure Mexcsus and all the iuhab
tsnts of the Republic snd he assures your Excel
eDcy that under his Government all the Legitimate IN
terss of every class Of society shai 90 insiolsby
spectei and unfortunately his Excellency should
himself under the sad necessity OF ordering sOme nov
impost he will never employ the OdOus measure Of
forced loans the yet more odious measure on assess
log without any equity eertsnsum upon certain named
contributors
The rigorous principles OF justice shall direct his
Exceilency In the assessment of burdens II unhsppy
he should be constrained TO impose them He viii
dosvor TO avoid ss far possible adopting in the pub
lie penses the utmost economy compatible with the
grave and perious circumstances IN which the Nation s
placed and with the inevitable necessity imposed upon
resisting the foreign Invasion until
tsgeous and honorable for Mexico, may become pos
sible
His Exceloncy, the President has deemed II proper
10 give example Of dsnerestedness under the pres
ent circumstancss and relirquishing the right which
the law gives him OF enjoying large salary ne will &C
cspt Gully such IL allowed 10 heads of Departments
This cession which His ExceleDcy makes in favor of
tho Treasury, may In reconcile those In
the employ of the Nation TO the economy which the
President may be constrained 10 adopt In the payment
OF salaries.
His Excelleucy. the Provisional President desires
earnestly to DO made thoroughly acquainted with the
true public opinion 10 relation to the very grave ques
tons raised by tbs War of Invasion AZ the press Is
the principal organ OF this opinion, his Excellency
desires that the liberty Of the press should have no
ether restrictions upon !, than are demanded by moral
ity aud rood order For the present he will only rs
cure your Excellency that no restriction shall be
placed upon the liberty Of the press and that those only
shall continue la force which were established by iha
fundamental laws now actually eSisung-al those re-
s,rlcrons being henceorh abolished In every and
under all circumstances which the former G0vernmen,
imposed by virtue OF It's extraordinary faculties.
Pursuing the principles which have now developed
trusting 10 that Providence which protects nations which
the victims of a,rocous In Justice and 10 the pat
riosm and loyalty OF ali Mexicsns his Excelency IN,
Provisional President hopes to be able To mske head
against the tremendous difficulties Of bis situation unit
sach time tho national Representation may assemble
and nominate citizen In his place exercise the
preme Executive power.
In communicating TO your Excelency the above By
order OF the President have tho honor Of assuring yoI
OF my dieting ushcd consideration.
God and Liberty. ROSA.
To the Governor Of the State of -.