The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-07-19
NSFrou. the New Orleans Pieayune, July2
Late and Important from Mexico

arrived Yesterday from vera Stoz, ne'Wg
ss,led thence on the Goth. She brings US
letters from the capital to the 22i June, and
papers to the 2O;h. The news would be
deemed very interesting if the people Of The
United States gave much thought al pres.
eat 10 the affairs of the sister Republic.
Psredes has al las, committed overt acts
arains, the Government. Ga the 9th June
he entered the city Of Guauojau,o at the
head of abou, 400 men and made himself
master Of the military stores in the city
The garrison, after a show Of resistance,
joined him. Busiamen,e and Minon, who
were sent againis Paroles, are believed TO
be acting in concert with him. The State
Congress Of Guiana 1ato was Immediately
dissolved. the lawful Governor displaced,
s. and the country is evidently alarmed at the
prospect Of the success OF the revolutionls's,
though the press at the capital puts The best
face possible upon The subject, and affect to
treat the revolution as liue formidable.
The designs Of Paroles are believed to
be Swallowed forth in the following plan, al.
though his name is not attached to il. ia.
rsuts promulgated it upon entering Lagos,
aud he is considered tie right hand nun y
Of the ex.President. We translate from
Ell Monitor:
PLAN OF GEN. PAREDES.
5, Mexicans The work which iniquity
and treason commenced IN ls45 has just
been consummated. More than half Of the
territory Of the Republic has been sold to
the enemy for a sum beneath contempt
The remainder Of our territory is occupi
ed by the same North American soldiers,
converted into body guard for the traitor
Peua, TO support Z crime more atrocIous
than ages have revealed. The annals Of
the past recall TO US Coun. Julian betraying !
his country from personal resentment, /:
but that horrid deed is not comparable with |
the crime Of Pena. That great criminal,
blinded by passion, introduced the Moors
into Spain at his personal hazard; bu, this
one, to roll in luxury and enjoy poa er amids!
the Establishments Of the capital, sold his
country without, the least personal risk, at.
ter having dlsarned the nation and ex,in.
guished its public spirit, and he even seeks
10 persuade 1t that It's dishonor is public
good, its dilgrace renown, and The state OF
humiliation in which it lies PROSTATE at the
eet Of ito enemies, is a brilliant position
With flst.eIng future.
And is it possible, Mexicans, that you
sill endure peaceably and unmoved this dis. :
,race' VIII you see 10 cold blood, your :
'rohers of the CALIFORNIA;, New Mexico
nd Chihuabua actually sold brave men !, =
tho have fought constantly as your advance :
uard IN support Of The religion, the Gus !"
,ms aud the nationality OF Mexico No, "
o, thousand times no s.
We who subscribe .his-,hough fe@ in ;,
umbers, YET, resolve 10 perish in MAINTAIN. :,
" interests go dear-we invite you in pur-
rance of cur example TO take up arms a. T.
lssss.~sas>aSa..- ID ,asrs, !.
iexico and other nations appealed 10 il 10 n,
lstain their indep endsnce, aud they sue. i,
eeded. We now do the same, proclaim. ,v
,g the following articles: n
l. The present Government is djsowned. N
aving committed treason to the nation. ii
Q. The States in consequence viii resume z
heir sovereignty. c
8. They will take measures 10 replace b
be Government ovefihrown. il
A. The Governors of The States will de. /,
ienaie the person or persons 10 command n
he forces within each Ssate.j D
5. The forces OF the permanent army c
Which adhere TO this plan, shall obey. con il
ormabIy to rule, the senior chief or gene. v
al Who seconds It. Ia
Signed by Jlraula, Oniz, Negte,te and +
,,hers.
Lagos, June 1913. :
Ii will be recoilected iba, Minon attempt. {
ID to surprise JArau,a at Lagos, bu; fell !
back, his numbers being insufficient. A cor.
respondent, an intelligent foreigner, writes
Us from the city Of Mexico, on the ooh,
tina, 400 Of Mnon's troops went over TO the
with their arms and baggage,
and that the res, fed with the purpose OF in.
The nselves with The insurgeni
Indians Of Sierra Gordo. whose advance IS
within seven leagues OF Qlereiaio. Pare.
des is boldly accused Of fomenling the war
of castles between the Indians and the whites,
in order TO give difficulty to the Govern
meni, and the documentary proof is addi- /
ced to sustain the accusation.
The Government, is pursuing a very en-.
ergetic course against the opposition press
in the city Of Mexico. % the ooh four
editors had been arrested, and warrants
we're on. against several others who had Sc.
creted themselves.
II vas reported 10 Mexico On the 20Ih, I
that the insurgents had entered the city Of
Quere,aro and pillsged the faubourss Of
that town.
We translate from letter addressed 10
us, dated
MEXICO, June II, lsi5.
Mexico nov presents the most moutnlul
aspect one can possibly imagine. By The
absence of the Anerican troops and espe.
cially Of their money, the Inhabitants are LEI,
IN state Of frigh,ful misery, having no 9th.
e. means of subsistence than robbery and
assassination. The existing Government
has the most serious ground, Of disquielude
on account az The tuoyeuen,s of p.tad,s