The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-21

least premature although II was given IN the Monitor
San Luis say nothing about the arrest and the Star OF the
10Th has the following in regard TO ii:
Letters OF the 23d. (rom San Lu-) speaking Of the
the revolutionary plot, that Gen Paedes is either
away is concealed here SO that unless extraordinary
that the OF has capture was premature. II
may probably be that ahead of The mail has been
ceved The writer of one letter abiding Adame's
and Ava attempt NJ revolution, and subsequent failure
Under these crcum inces i, believed that no opPosi
will be made by hls the ratification OF treaty
OF pesce But when The peace Is made II an American
orce be no, left project the government we shall have
the series of revolutions thai wont 10 Character
ize the county"
The same paper OF the 3oh has the following para
graph:
SAN LUIS The Eco yesterday gives from
private letter from San Luis, which represents The ega
lure OF that STATE in much CONFUSION, Increased by the
presence of Paedes This personage though not present
ing himself in public, had considerable influence with n
portion OF the people The members OF The legislature had
held several meetings OF which They determined
upon restoring anne 10 the government The writer in
ers tha the authorities of the STATE had decided upon no
particular plan of operations Ia adopting neutral course
between Santa Anna and Paredes.
The Star of the date lays before its readers va
riety OF information about this Paroles movement. We
have no room for all Of it, but give much
An agen, commissioner Of the government at San Luis
informed the Secretary Of State that Paredes representing
himself object of violent persecution by the foreign
enemy, reached San Luis on the 81 Marcia signal lire
giving notice OF his arrival which Immediately set his
friends in motion The comandante aud governor were
alarmed and took immediate measures for the proven.
that his unexpected and unreasonable presence would be
the OF disturbing the public tranquility His
ply dscounenanced every wish or idea Of being the oc
casion Of disturbance among the people. Indeed, the
commissioned regarded Paroles friend OF the gov
eminent, and made tender Of the services OF heex-
President to the supreme authorities. lie thought, they
accepted it would quiet the public mind excited as
it was by the movements of the anarchists.
In the following document from the Secretary of State
translated by the American STAR we have the views OF
the government upon the whole movement II is dated
the 10th March:
ExcELLKNrs The his excellency the Provis-
ona President informed that Gen Paredes without
permission OF the had arrived in the
vicinity OF this city, he determined that he should be arrested
and broogh, before competent tribunal From facts in
the archives of this Office and Of the Department of War,
would altogether probable that Gen Paroles has
been called San Luis by individuals who plotting
revolution, possibly under OF continuing the war
also highly probable that his object is to proclaim
his monarchca scheme, and other projects having refer
the This appears the more likely from the
fact that these individuals the city, who have shown
themselves most devoted to paredes the who
supported tho rebellion OF that chief in 1885, and sustained
his dgraceiu detection and the anerublican projects
which he pfompya,ed a, tina, period 50 long and With
cy the President would be wanting in his sacred duty i
he should omit to take cognzance Of the crime committed
by Gen. Paredes If he should allow him to roma in
in place which, exceency states there exist so
many elements of dscord Much less could the President
accept the services Of chief guilty as heis and whom
your excelency shond Judged according the laws
Your excellency as The commissioner has stated thinks
the permanent residence of General Paredes in San Lu.
will be attended with good results and particularly that il
would be powerful agent in connteactng the influence
dictator His excelency the President is Of opinion tina
nothing gained to the OF order and law
to revolution IL favor OF monaehy he %uy e
supreme government put down all sedous and political
outbreaks indeed, every movement calculated disturb
the public peace without stopping inquire who is the
chief of the rebellion what the pretext is under which
resident In one OF the principal cities Of the republic.
shor, time since made a strong appeal to his excel
lency the President that he would allow General Santa
Anna TO establish his residence in the city The
President refused to grant his request and he would be
rYtoltf -htoI,
adopted as guide in his administrations if he should per
mi! General Paroles to take up his residence in that city
and wink ut the crimes committed by him--crimes which
have given rise to grave snpcions, and Tor which he
should be held TO strict account before legal tribunal
In regard 10 the elements of disorder which in San
Luis his exceency the President has taken such
as he thought the most suitable suppress them He relies
upon your exceency, well upon all the authorities OF
the State second his efforts with loyalty and energy
The first and mos. measure i the Of Gen
the army will require that he should be subjected the
juri.dicon of competent tribunals.
HIS excelency President persuaded that the gov
ernors and legislatures Of the States in
moral power which irresistible If these authorities. a
every kind OF disorder, without ranscendng their
pies OF respect and submission the general govern
neutif they direct all their eneavors the in provemen
Of the condition Of the peorle-, in word hey exnib
render order viii he preserved
the nation has reared will be consolidated, without danger
His excelIency the President then Summons your excel
lency in with the comantantc- general oil
the State. and TO call upon all legazed gallant chiefs to
order. lie invites cooperate with them
rying out the oil the rel
the arrest and Imprisonment OF General Paroles,
well oil others concerned in promoting revolution
in the State Of San Luis Should these give rise
any dsu bance, bis exceency he President has
suppress punish the criminal nstigators, and 10
reward nunitcenily and in the Of the republic,
those who shall her from the anarchy which Threatens
her
With these views have replied in the OF his ex-
cellency President the written and oral communi-
cation the commissioner from the government of San
Luis.
Irenew your cxcellency the assurance of my dsn
gu shed consjd.r ration. God a nd Liberty.
QURsErARo March ~, 1913. ROSA
His Excellency Senior D. JULIAN DE Los REYES,
Governor Of the State OF San Luis
The Star INDUCES in the following comments this
documents:
Such is the able and energetic response OF the Supreme
government to the communication from San Luis l! must
have been qai,e pected by the governor and
commissioner. In Judgment Senior Rosa takes the
view OF the matter, and his reasoning
able Paredcs is too dangerous be allowed to
promugars his anri-repubcan opinions ut crsi,
the present He must be regarded dsurber of the
public peace, and held to SUCH 1t is not inn
probable that he has boon arrested and placed in colne
fno, he will shortly find him self in close quarters,
unless he suddenly takes his heels upon Gen Lane
approach Tulaciugo He is the deadest foe
the republic, and think the government of Pen,
Pea deserves great credit for the promptnes with which
has acted in ordering the Of turbulent and diso
ganzing spirit.
The Star of the 29th u, in announcing the arrival Of
the IDENTITIES Gu adaaiara sava ssThe