Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-21
From he Pieauune 9Th.

.irriuat at the City Of Merico-His In
auguration-Th inaugural A&aress-
Policy Of Lhe Ne,D administration, &c.
BY The Alabama we have received pa.
pers from the city Of Mexico up 10 The
oath March, inclusive.
The movements OF Santa Anna Grs
arrest our attention. He took leave of
the army at San Luis Poosi on the 18th
March 10 the following brief and happy
address
Companions. in Arms.-Deyoted entirely
to the service of the country, | march TO
assume the reiis OF: Government, 10 doing
which make The most costly sacrifice
acting contrary 10 my cherished desires
and fixed intentions. But this course will
put an end 10 The civil war which is des:
troying our beautiful capital; it will give
uhity 10 out5deience aud impulse to the
righteous sIrugg gle iii which we are en-
gagged with the perflious invaders. and in
which youshave foushtwilh such bravery
and decision. III the; field Of La Angostura.
Esisaa II isae ees faorest golis.
Egtor;6ds acIions on shat field of baifle,
your spderiIgs intihe desert, 10 which you
snbmilted3wi!h heroic patience, aud above
jall, lhatgl had The honor Of commanding
you. The. .nalioc; owes,you arecompense,
and you shall shortly receive it through
my exerlions, although Ills is not the con.
slderaliou which Stimulates you 10 bear
yourselves as worthy sons Of Mexico.
u, Soldiers. You are the hope of your
country, her best defenders. Your duly
then is 10 guard all parts; aud on this &C.
cnun, | have disposed that Two brigades
ofinfantry and one ofcavalry, with their
corresponding batteries. shall march 10 the
defence of the State of Vera Cruz, the
rest Of The army defending this frontier.
Everywhere you will conduct your
selves as you have done hiherto, and you
will ever deserve The iluslrious name you
have acquired. ! am going TO procure
whatever is necessary 10 cousummale The
great work which is committed 10 you. and
be assured that il the hour Of danger you
! will again fud in the midst Of you your
general.
ANT. LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
Headquarters, San Luis Potssi, March
IA, lS47.
We do not precisely understand, but
infer that the three brisades above men.
toned are distinct from the four thousand
picked veterans whom he had previously
detached from his army with orders. to
proceed 10 the capital under General Vas
q"ez. M ,..,
From San Luis 10 The city of Mexico
Santa Annals progress was i'riumphial.
He continually met delegations from Con
sress sent oul 10 propi,ia, him. Addresses
from The different States were presented
TO him on his route. He arrived in the
immediate vicinity Of tire. capital on the
2OIh On he 23d lie look the oaih Of Of.
flee as President Of The Republic at the
city OF Guadalupe &c Hidalgo. The af-
leruoon Of The following day he entered
the city Of Mexico with great pomp aud
soIemnity. A. Re Deum was sung in the
metropolitan church, where he received
the feIici,alions OF the authorities and cor
poraiitons. We give his sinausural address
below.
The Cabinet of Santa Anna Is composed
as follows; D. Mariapo Olero, Minister Of
Foreign Afiairs;'U. Juan Rondero, of the
Treas1ry;'D Francisco Suarvey Triarte.
Of Justice. .and D. Jose Iguacio Gutierrez,
Of War.
From anything we find in the papers it
does not appear that Santa Annals as
sumption of the reins Of Government is a
revolution. He Of course dspossesses
Gomez Farias as chief executive officer,
but without driving The latter from his
station ofVice President. El Republican,,
a very pertinacious opponen: Of the Ad.
miuislralion Of Farias, claims tho change
. as equivalent 10 a revolution, all the
measures of Farias are to he abandoned
it says; but it will be proper TO wait ill
Santa Anpa has time 10 loDk about him
4 Our latest papers just briug him into the
a I(all enjoyment Of power. Before Santa
Anna reached The capital he sent an ordel
thither for the release Of Gtmez3 Peeraza
whom Farias had kept Tot a week OF two
! a close prisoner. Santa Anna has avowet