The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-01
From the New Orleans Commercial Times
McxtcO-Herrera's Governments

mercia Times
Mexico-Herrer.'s GovernnAsnt.
i When the first OF the by Paroles
and his subsequent success at Guanauao reached this
city, inspired unusual feeling of uneasiness among
all ranks OF our population regarding the stability of the
government OF Mexico, organized under President Her
This natural enough for abundant are the
elements OF discord IN the mixed population of that dis
tracted country and little attraction of cohesion have
the eminent there shown each other in the desire
- natural elsewhere TO see the land OF birth assume
respectable position the family OF nations that the
mere outbreak of few dsatlected was presumed 10 be
sure TO draw along with general revolt and to plunge
the republic again into the vortex of revolution THIS
would certainly have proved embarrassing 10 ms The
probability being that the government which would have
succeeded Herreras, anagonishc in Its character would
disavow the treaty OF peace lately made with this coun
try and we should have had to recommence hoslities
or TO form Gordon mafre the frontiers of the coded
provinces of New Mexico and California, and thus be
exposed to continued aronts, aggessons and recana
lions from our late mortified, Inundated and vindicve
adyersares.
The intelligence published Yesterday, however Is If a
character to reassure greatly these points The
continued nacton OF Paroles in Guanauato; the ohio
guy recently brought him by his cause from the cit
zens, by perssting in making their streets the seer. e
the approaching conflict between him and Bustap o
the polnt-bank refusal of countenance and symp , L
the governors of the States TO whom he had s e
letters, soliciting adhesion TO his PLAN the id 90
national guard, and the inhabitants generally ny Vi wy
tai; the continued tranquility of the large r. Oh 'he zap
desperate measure of the archreb to ds 70 bs stand
ard the aboriginal natives all these c. " n,s saiu
pregnant with the best augures to the cn,;d orc
nency OF law and order, and consequs n,y Of h
III :.
another item In the news Just recei we'd which ia ,;
larry significant The Mexicans are an ;mnlvpp and =
meIcur,a people, with whom y re semblance of mower
anu y al persuasive The meeting OF the d.
co, to present an address o. cengratalaton IN The p
aen on his accession to office is that TO which we al
n;us,s %u u va. ms rokc of policy, wherever il orr
ginai9ea' u was parc aarly well timed for at unc-
ue like the present when to the cursory observer The
S administration OF toerng to its base, the
display OF unabat ed confidence by the resident foreon
.Iy n tho aAa IF
nrng the wav erng among lis friends and of arrestine
ot ue uie medated treason of its enemies In an.
oei point II view, the action of the diplomatic BODY WAS
aaniraoIy chosen, to its anticipated effect at the me,
eh' T-ven concedlng to Paredes and the dsafectcd all
,h y apathy they claim among the native inhabitants of
me ountry the display of support which the representa-
1--WE OF so many powerful nations made on that occasion
" DIST have had certain moral sway the intelligent
President was quvering in the balance it would have
gone far to restore its equilibrium
careful perusal Of the Mexican prints up TO the 9th
part of the repubic-makes us Strong in the hone that
raredes's movement will be ultimately put down and
NE failure OF this the first attempt at revolution since
Il noms o a' government, must necessarily
Mexico Is either r' ,y or osensibly pledged the sup
If ndonana Bravo whose fame dates from the war
biah nhs~ ence; Arisa, well known to US all ior ms
AZ ts' acter talents, and ntelgence Anaya, Ampu-
s ia Vega etc, all holding the highest rank IN the
p y while there is not single CIVILIAN OF emnence
lat has yet his he Sar With bs Uned States
The press of the country, even now deem the discount
ure of the rebels as already effected and daily exhor the
Executive to make example of all the fachous
that may fall into his hands Bustamente also Ieierates
the counsel. The Mexcans, no doubt are familiar with
the excellent, but homely adage, Never show your
teeth, unless you able TO bte; and this exhibition OF
determination to vndicate the violated majesty OF the
law argues foregone conclusion as to the issue OF the
struggle.
We ferventy hope that the next arrival will bring us
dings of the extinction of the fracidal party OF Pare
des and that Mexico to use the language of Mr. Cliff
ford may henceforward give evidence of being "a ree
united, and happy people,"
lThe above was in type before the arrival of the news
from Mexico, which we publish to-day. The position
of the belgerents not materially altered by the siege
of Guanajuato undertaken by Bustamee, and the facts
which the operations develop only go to strengthen the
opinion entertain of the final triumph OF the actual
Business in general rather dull but more conf :
government OF Herrera