Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15

81 June. sat fsfsrs fo ile 475a. The Fioa-
yuns - ia reer4p' Of lefters snl pspsfs. from
which We make fhc tsliouing sfincte
rsnle. has ct .afi coauaitird overt aCfsa-
niusf iha g8semment Ou ths lSib 81 luae
be entered Toe ciiy VI GaaEa ssaie. a. ll,e bed
Of about AGO men, and mad him.eii miasiet
Of the military stores ia the ciiy. TIE grfi-
son after show o. resistance, Ioiaed hun
Busiamente sud NliaOn, who wefe sent against
Pdredes, ere believed 10 be sciiag 10 cuncen
with hun. The STATE Congrss ~ Gusnsi IA
to was immrdistely dissolved. ne lawful
Governor displaced. end the country j. esl-
d~ntly alarmed 81 lhe prospect Of tie sucCess
OF the revoiutienists though he prrsS 81 ibe
capital puts the best face possible upoa tie
subject aud affects To treat The revolution -
little formidable.
The designs Of Parsdes are believed to be
Swallowed lorih in the following plan. slihough
his mann is not attached TO IT, JarButa pro-
mulgated it upon entering Lagos. aud he is
considered The right hand man of The eY-
President We tran slate from III Monitor:
/ PLAN OF GEN. Paroles.
NeftcdHs!-fhs work which iniQuity aud
treason commenced in S45, has just been
consummated. More than halt Of the terrific
ny of the Republic has been sold TO the cue
my for a sum beneath contempt. The re-
malnder OF our territory is occupied by the
same North American soldiers converted into
a body guard for the traitor Pena, TO support
a crime more atrociOas than ages have re-
vealed. The annals OF toe past recall 10 us
Count Julian, betnying his country from
/ personal resentment; but that horrid deed is
not comparable with the crime OF Pena. That
great criminal, blinded by passion, intro1uc-
ed the Moors into Spain at lis personal haz-
3 ii. hut 10
power amidst the Establishments of the capt
tai, has sold his country without the least
personal iisk. after having disarmed the ma
ton and exlnguished its public spirit, aud he
even seeks 10 persuade it that its di,honor is
a public good, It's disgrace renown, and the
state oil humiliation III which it lies PROSTATE
at the feet oil its enemies, l. brilliant posi-
ton with 1aaering future.
Aud is il possible, Mrxicans, that YOU will
endure peaceably and unmoved this disgrace2
Will you see, in cold blood, your brothers of
the Caliiornias, New-Mexico and chihuahua
actually soid?-bIave men who have fought
constantly as your advance-guard in support
OF the religion the CUSTOMS and the nation
atty OF Mexico? No, no, thousand times,
no
We who subscribe ths--though few in
numbers, yet resolved to perish in naintan-
ance OF our example 10 take up arms against
this traitorous government, and fling forth the
banner OF insuiection. Spain, Mexico and
other nations appealed TO it to sustain their
independence, and they succeeded. We now
do the same, proclaimng the following ari-
cles.
/. The present government is disowned,
having committed treason to the nation.
2. The States. III consequence, will resume
their sovereignty.
3. They will take measures to replace the
government overthrown.
4. The governors OF the States will design
ate the person or persons to command the Tor
ces vi hin each State.
D. The forces OF the permanent army which
adhere TO this plan, shall obey, conormabIy
To rule, the senior chief OF general who SEC
onds it.
Lagos, June l. lS4s
1t VIII be recolectpd that Minon attemp-
ted 10 surprise Jarauta at Lagos. but fell back,
his numbers being Insufficient. A correspon-
dent, an Intelligent foreigner, writes us from
the city OF MeAico, on the Goth, that 400 of
hlnon troops went over TO tue insurgents,
with their arms and baggage, and tina, the rest
He'd with the purpose oil incorporating them
selves with the insurgent Indians OF Sierra
Gordo, whose advance is within seven lea
CUES OF Queretaro. Paroles is boldly accused
OF iomenilng the war OF Castles between the
Indians and the whites, in order to give dif-
hcuity to the government, aud documentary
proofs adduced to sustain the accusation.
The government is pursuing very emerge
TIC course against the opposition press in
the city oil Mexico.-On the 10Th four
editors had been arrested, and warrants were
out against several others who had secreted
II was reported in Mexico on the Goth, that
the Insurgents had entered the city of Que re-
taro and plliaged the laubourgs OF that town.
MEXICO, June %, 1913.
The revolution iomented by the Puro party
makes rapid progress The Departments of
the North have taken the initiative in it.
The present Government is in terrible anxiety.
The two or three thousand men whom it can
command are Insufficient to put down the
colossus. The revolution is inevitable. A new
law Is anticipated daily against the liberty of
the press, Arrests follow more rapidly than
ever, although we are not yet sure What may
be the purposes OF Paroles, since he has not
developed any plan OF his own, but only fol-
lowed that proclaimed by Jarauta. All the
factions will unite upon hi to attain these
ends, namely: To drive Herrera from the Pre-
sdency; to refuse to execute the treaty of
peace; aud 10 renew the War upon the IRON
Tier.
The companies of ST. Patrick (our deserters)
were Fastening, by forced marches, to Join
Minon. They had been destined to protect
the Government officers, on the journey oil the
latter from Qleretare 10 the Capital, but the
exigency OF the case changed their destiua-
ton. Much is expected from their reputed va
lor and fidelity.
We give here Translation Of the procla-
nation made 10 the nation by President Her
fera, upon learning that Paredes had obtained
possession oil Gtiaua udto.
PROCLAMATION FHERRERA.
Citizen Jose JosquiH dc Herrera, Constitu-
.ioHai President Of the United Mericpn
3tdtes, to the Marion,
Mexcdns-lq assuming supreme power in
)bedisuCe 10 the wishes vi the nation, express
sed though It's legitimate organs. was aware
that The standard OF civil war had already
been unlurled, aud the Vaccinations OF those
who only awaited the conclusion ol the for
'ingn war 10 declare for the destruction Of
The fundamental laws OF the public wer. no.
loIOus.
Before proceeding To this capital, to which
he government Was called By most npor.
ant public Interests, every measure was Ia
zen 10 suppress the revolution which the sit
iallon ol Affairs permitted. Notwithstanding
he detection oi some OF the troops and the
ediilons proceedings vi Gen. Pdredes have
ave up The clly OF Guiana uato to the insur-
,ents.
No popular authority has yet recognised
State has yel forgotten its duties
10 party winch has Tor It's basis Tie nation
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