New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
Trsns.,ed for the Union from the Vera Cruz Iris Of


Irnnfried tor the Union from the Vera Cruz irs nt
September l6
LErrEE or TIE GOVERNOR % rHE STATE o. MEXICO
10 a. Gegerai Government accompanying Ae protcsf Of
~ Rsyrssenfafires Of s Saos u Mana, Jalsc0 and
Zaoascas 10 As EIcelIeasy IA Miaist9 gf t0Tt'sH
Aggrs
Mosr EXCELLENT srs: II bis Excesncy the Presi.
dent has made almost superhumsn efforts 10 carry On the
and defend the Capital those efforts have been alto
esther unsuccessful aud they could not have been made
without the assistance Of the nsiion snd OF decided
public opinion II the states had not furnished supplies
Of men snd money. nothing could have been effected.
speak At east for the state OF Mexico 81 the head OF
which an placed.
This State ha. loaded IL citizens with taxes. Il has
sent % the capital AL the armed and al the money
that conld collect IL has exhausted All It's resources
IL has sacrificed self and Il regrets to that II has
done this b purpose and that lie sacrifices neither
spprecisted nor Acknowledged From this capital slone
sthOusand Infantry soldiers have been furnished com
prising the greater part OF the battalion which have
the honor 70 command nearly all OF III I'm well equipped
and the whole supplied With the beat to De found
In the army assembled In the city
From all parts OF the state. including the sultry dis
trcis Of the South. large bodies Of armed snd
armed toll OF enthusiasm have We'd with esch other IN
flying to the defence of the Capital tho State has done
through s love of Independence and desire OF pressrv
ing nationality and had not ts citizens been impeed
by these noble motives. human force, the nau-
ence OF any individual would have induced them 10
abandon their homes and sacrifice everything even to
existence 10 the defence OF their country.
Il time now Mr.. Minister. that iheso eHOris-these
noble and generous eforts-shouli be- acknowledged ,
snd the best mode OF showing of their value 10
not 10 the arms of these brave 10 fall from
their hands at the hrst summons OF the foreign enemy
II these efforts have not been well directed, because
perhaps. the ART OF has been studied among only
for the purpose OF running the country this 10 not the
fsuli of the nson- IL not tho faux OF It's deserving
citizens-but rather their deporsbie misfortune. thar
they have not found chief worthy Of commanding them
The Government knows the extent of Its powers, and
knows what the powers of the President Of the Mex
icsn Confederacy II respects them, aud will always
] hem hava derry ed tha ID
the country snd the Constitution OF the United Mexican
Ststes.
/ This Government believes that unless tho Cons,itu
ton and the other laws which govern rigidy adj
hered TO, order cannot exist society deserve 10 be-
csled. shall be able 10 say that have
I Ia fact = Constitution.
Military commanders whatever may DO their rank
who have committed faults the field of battle should
be held responsible for their acts and should De- promp
y tried and severely punished for the nston has not
made sacrifices, and does not make them, Tor the pur
poss OF lncurrng contempt
/ Il IL extraordinary. Mr. Minister that srmistce
should have been arranged At o'clock on the morning
of the I'D and day ihe 10th the terms OF Il
not known In this Capsl-yOur Excolencys Circular
dated the sd which have the honor TO reply having
been received here by special messenger yesterday
the 18th
The assurances which your Excoency Is pleased to
offer with respect to the continuance OF the 10 the
of attempt 10 humate the nation aud that the
President dsclsms any other purpose than the glory of
hi, country aud has therefore rendered the command
any one who may aspire a. H. and will che.rtuily nght
under his orders worthy of attention but Next
will ever regard the humiliation sud jobssement o
his country secondary consideration under any cir
cumrtsnces and every Mexican who believes that bio
country possesses representative system knows how
sud from whom power IL derived, and Ia what manner
he who l. clothed With Is placed At the head OF the mil
ltary force.
The representatives Of the state have already declared
their opinion Ia manner most worthy of them Ia the
protest which have the honor to enclose u your Excel
eucy sud the order carry 1t lnio effect which with
out any claim my part 10 ibs honor has b placed
In my hsnds my senne being Ia unison with those
OF the honorable body from which omsnates reieraes
the protest 10 the most positive and emphatic manner
aud greyes b. add hatt does not expect under such
circumstances honorable peace; snd expects II st
less considering how little ability has been shown In
turning account the sacrifices made by ths nation and
conducting this In the manner which II hoped Tor
a war which IL hiss been aud will be- In favor Of until
peace can be nsdo with dignity and honor and such
peace will DO approved VI by all tbs liberal and just
men thrOushOu tbs world.
renew 10 your Escelency the assurances OF my due
consideration.
God liberty, and teder alton. OLAGUlBEL.
Tolsoa, August 20 1917.
The Constitutional GoreH0r Of The free and socosisH
STATE Of Merico 70 rs Inhabitants
FELLOW CITIZENS Misfortune still pursues US and
the of troops twice 10 day In the vicinity
OF the Capita. hiss exposed us tO the segerest blow oil
fss To this series Of affecting reverses others still
greater may be added and to bear up sgans them will
require the CHEST effort Of patriotism and constaacy
proof against any trial.
Tbs misfortune of defest IL nothing compared with
that Of humiliation and gnominy.
Our fathers died In order 10 give Independence 10
free US from foreign yoke, and that country might
hold rank among nations Let die rather than traf
nc away In vile bargain, what they purchased with
their blood Death 10 preferable to-iguomny and II
our orefsthers struggled for ten years 10 bloody com
bats under circumstances thousand times more adj
than those OF the present day iet us srus
gle for another ten or for shundred years until we have
yinicated their fame aud
of he ID
selves independent for than twenty years Let US
die and independent rather than sell our lands aud
our brethren for foreign gold
Fellow citizens Vsor and constsncy and let us BEAR
up sgsinst this load Of misfortune with the assurance
tina, the nsion which desires 10 be- Tree Is so
T0luca August % 1877.
The number ofthe Arco IRIS Of Vera Cruz. from
which the foregoing TRANSACTIONS have been made
for the Uni0H is dated the 10th OF September-the
day which is celebrated by the Mexicans as the
anniversary Of their independence, IN the same
manner that the lth OF July is celebrated among u.s.
nder the editorial head Of the paper IS an article
commencing as follows
Dark and sombrs dswns upon the Republic OF Mex
leo the thirty seventh anniversary VI lis glorious indie
pendencs Dense and ominous clouds veil for the nrst
lime the celestial splendor OF ths happy aurora OF the
sixteenth of September and grief and mourning sadden
the hours which have In other years been employed 10
celebrating the memory Of the immortal liidAgo, and
ex,Oing the deeds which placed hin higher eeys-
ton than w aslDgtOn and bDANh anu snah
lime work OF he martyr genius Who uttered 10 Dolores
the rst cry OF ndependence-sha liberty 90 soon dis
appeari shall unus, sggressOrs destroy the msunceni
ed6ce raised By the hero who with the confidence OF
the jus, who walked the waters by the command
Of Mood undertook the no less difficult work oil
the regeneration Of his country -
After continuing in this style through some para
graphs the editor says
The illustrious representatives. Of Mexico Jslisco,
and Zscstccss and tho board Of coalition OF Pueblo give
the fret example and have to-day the pleasure oil
Inserting ia columns ID. emphatic protest which they
nave addressed the General Government through tbs
channel Of Don Francisco de Osgui0el Governor OF
the STATE Of Mexico who. 10 his letter enclosing H. AZ
presses Ia the decided the willingness OF
the people sanction any peace which does not com
pleeiy save the national honor lie, us hope men tnst
their proceedings will be srienuy seconded and that
the day which nov sppears ominous and threatening
will D. the precursor Of new Of glory for tue sons
Of Aashusc single efort-a great zoe, Il s true-of
ali Mexicsns united under the banner Of palernsl union,
will be sufficient defeat those who awaiting them
selves Of our dssensons In order 10 subjugate Us
Weekly Report Of Deaths
IN tI> Guy and CouAsy Of Neu fork from tN 4h day ef
SEPTEMBER 70 AZ ID dag Of October lSi7.
Men s2-women, s5-Boys, IL Gir, II. Total, 30. /
Ds.,.r<r No Dfreas<f No