The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-11-18

your slate 10 repair 70 Inc Guy Of 1RueTeia'
70, and that you wil provide Tor their eN.
penses on the journey Ihilher and during
their residence IN thar city, charging these
expenses 70 the conuugeu; account. Should
any Deputies from ether States q The Gen
eral Congress be passing through your
Safe or nov be residing therein, you are
allhorz i 10 provide the means necessary
for their journey .haher and residence al
Querelaro, upon the terms already men.
,ioDed.
As the creates, scandal winch could be
presented to foreign nations would be the
sight of cur country invaded by foreign
foe, devastated by foreign war, and al, The
same time torn b. anarchy, his Eycelency,
the President, Is determined to save the ma
ton from this oppruauum a whatever cost;
80 avoid also, by whatever measures policy
and circumspecioH can dictate, even the
slightest occasion or motive lor sedition
and, If this should not be sufficient, be IS de
ietmined, with the aid o., the States, 10 re.
press every attempt atfevo.uton whatever,
employing fer that purpose, 10 all their ex.
tent and energy, the constitutional and ex.
iraordlnary powers HHh which lie IS inves.
ted. The President expects likewise that
your Exceiency, y FuI down sedtIon,
will employ all toe powers and OIL the re.
sources OF The State or The federation, LEI
what may be the class or category Of per.
sons sho may IN auy form undertake. 10 dis.
tufb public order or attack our Institutions.
As your ExceIIency 5 nude Jy The con.
stitulOn more Immediately responsible Tor
the preservation OF pubic der IN the State
under your command tie President sill 0.
nit nothing which may give 10 your 80.
Ihotlty all the energy and yigor possible,
and with This view he has directed, oy var
tue Of the extraordinary powers with which
he is invested, that IN case any attempt
whatever Should be made IN any State 10
disturb public order or 10 subIeti tie lsder-
al system, the powers Of the communicates
generates shall be employed TO support and
sustain, b. the forces under their orders
The measures OF the Government Of such
State, and communicates bstng likewise
directed that 10 ell atiars within their su.
peryisIon, they conduc. themselves with
the utmost harmony and good understand.
log in their Transactions slh The Govern,
men, Of the States.
His Excelsnry the presjen, deems i
proper to lay down IN th.s communication
another oilha principles BY winch he pro-
poses 10 regulate bis Administration. His
Excelency can assure MeX,cans, and al
the inhabitants oitbe RapuJIc C, and he nov
assures your ElcolisDty, TIA, under hIs
government ail the legitimate interests OF
every cllss 81 society sinai. To us,alauty "a.
spec,ed and i 10 or;unaIe,y bis Excellcu.
cy should see himself ugder the sad ne.
cessI,y Of Ordering some nee .nPes', he
will never employ tie cdous Measures Of
forced loans, nor tie ye. more oaioas meas.
ufes Of assessing sauo1t aay equity a Ger.
tain sum upon CERTAIN named contributors.
The most rigorous principles d justice shall
dlrec. bis E6cplielcy in HE assessment Of
burdens, i uuAappily be should be con
strained 10 impose then. lie Vii eHdeaY
or 10 avoli i as Tar as loss bic, adopting
IN the public expenses the u.aios. economy
compatible with tile grave aud pefliUus cir.
cums,ances 10 winch HE nlAoa g placed
and villa the inevitable necessity imposed
upon i, OF resisting lie .oTeign INVASION Va.
al a peace, advantageous and honorable lot
Mexico, may become possible.
10 carry into effect The system OF econ.
omy which the ptestJea! proposes to estaD-
llsh, hls Ezcelency expects that the Gov
ernmenls Vi those States, where, "a conse.
auence Of the ate efea.s Of tie war, It
was Judged proper 70 remit the general rev.
enues Of lbe Republic 10 AVOID their loss or
ddapda,inn, VII al oBce take tie meas.
ures necessary 10 order mat tue Supreme
Government may be able -- such remls.
ssn beng ended -, 10 dispose Of such
general revenues agreeab'y to IS powers
His Exceleacy, the President, has deem
ed il proper to give an example Of dls,nter
esledness under the present circumstances
and reluqulsh.ug the RICH. which the Law
gives him o, enjoying large salary, b.
will accept ouiy such is Is allowed lu
heads d departments. This cess,on whJc
his ExceIlency reaes "a favor Of the trea
sury, may N some measure reconcile thos
in the employ Of tue nation 10 the econou.
which the Preslden, may be constrained
adop, IN the paymen! Of saiares.
Ills ExceiIency the Provisional Preside
desires earnestly 10 be made thoroughly 4
q1ainied with gae true public oplu.oa 70 =
iaaoa 70 the very gave qlesuoos raised
the var Of invasion. As the press s tt
principaI organ OF tns opinion, bis Exec
leucy de.res that the liberty Of The pre-
should have no other restrictions upon
than are demanded by morality aud 20
order. For tho present, he al Only
sure your EIceHeocy lhal no new feslr
ton shall be placed upon The 5erly o. &
press, ar.d that those only saa.. continue
force which we're established By the iuu
mental laws nov actually existing
those restrictions beng teuce.gr'h a5oJ
ed, IN every case aud under al, cIrcumst
ces, which the former Gogenmentlmpo
by v.G.ge Of its extraordinary faculties.
Pursuing the principles which have o
developed, trusting 10 t1at PROVIDE
which protects Halaus which are the
TINS u an atrociog- injustice, and in
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