The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-30

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every body, and met with very little II any aeknow
ledement.
by very remarkable coincidence, which merely
state, leaving 1t to you to draw your infer
ences ther.from. the French government has offered
through Mr.. Levasseur aud It's charge d'afarss to
procure the Mexican army q complete 90 ment
uaencal with that used by the flower Of tue graade
ee at cost price by charging only the expenses Of
transport, packing &c Here comes the tug of wari
France her government and ir Leyasseur are eulo-
gzed by the whole press with warmth that strongly
contrasts with the irigid reception ri the American
| courtesy
Another specimen of anti-American feeling is pro-
sened by the remarks made by the Giobo and repeated
by the Monitor, on fucatan affairs These remarks
suggested by two articles published by the Dea and
.1dr0tisa) which contain a statement on Yucstan
affairs made by several American officers which ad
yenturers' says the GioJo who only triumphed in
Mexico, because they have never been fought with
calumry as palliaion for their cowardico " send
you the whole article but cannot forego to translate
you the Introduction but advise you give the whole
of IL, as II WALL repay perusal.
THE articles, which translate to-day from the Delta
and Aapersr VIII nlly qpdeeei,e many of fellow
fatterng u ture bascd the astonishing happiness which
ceari, bypcery aud bad faith Of the
a o remarks Of hat our % ana the whole
| can .nemies'
| The " fellow citizens and the whole world"
strongly reminds of DR. Dulcamar's specific 10 the
| Elixir Of Loven which is known in the whole uni
| verse. and every where else.n
There is no doubt that the close vicinity Of the two
countries must bring them into close contact and as
much rs can see there will grow out OF It, either
| d, -
only bring about the former but slight accident
may cause the last The best policy OF the oited
States at the present moment is perfect abstinence of
! meddng with Mexican affairs, perfect good great
moderation. hay even Indulgence. whenever they
called tosay word or two Cassan principles of
nexation tut Trtr-a favorite theme with many Of
our utraradical school-must be carefully avoided,
and the sentiments Of Henry Lay expressed the
Texas question ought u be taken as the stand.
ard rule, else Mexico would be compelled to throw
herself into the hands Of the monarc hstswho per-
| baps are more numerous and powerful than May be
he harm Nttar
can States who already begin t. be afraid of the
entertainments Of the Northern herstics) and fight
war Of determination, with religion, race and indie
pepdence their banner.
Before concluding this letter, | beg to volunteer
another advice, which will perhaps think worthy
| Of some slight remarks
have already told you, that the country people be-
tween Vera Cruz, Orizabs and Pueblo speak highly
fav orabe of the They generally conc uded
their encomiums, by observing that not all 4meriedns
were he'enes, but that hee many bue''os Cathoiico'
| among them.
| Would you not think it good policy, the part of
General Taylor who certainly is competent authority,
to send only catholic political agents ambassadors and
charges, not only Mexico, but to central America,
| and the other South American empires and thus
prove these countries that equality Is not
mere dead phrase in our constitution but a dearly
| earned living privilege Or there not be found
catholics who uphold the hon' Of their country
| well rs protestants? FERDINAND CORTEZ.
| CRY or MErrco 9th Of July 1919.
Poiea! Pcftes-The Press Coalition TO Overthrow the
Moderados- Elections, &c. &c.
peet Of continuance of the trsns utility that Mex
has enjoyed since the termination Of the war. l
I'D enter into closer mnston Of the state Of
oticsl parties in this country, and the metamorpho
els they have lately undergone.
The first party and numerically stronger than each
Of the others separately the moderate which, at pre-
sent is at the head Of government. The moderados
have been in power for more than year and half
and although they leave still much undone it cannot
49, IL.
strongest government 1t has had for many years
Thanks to the energy and moderation which chsrac-
terse its political systom attempts at disorder have
| been quickly suppressed, which Is the to be
wondered at, the whole army is In faver OF Santa
Anna Successful measures have been taken to stop
Indian outrages, and Yucstan Is still suffering under
that scourge In to be attributed the Of
natives far outnumbering the white population and to
the great distance which presents many difficulties
to the transportation Of troops Healthy reforms
going throughout the country under the i'm mediate
patronage Of the central government whose better will
is yet from the financial pebury The dsties
have been lowered the mail regulations have been Inn
proved as, for Instance, the important route to
Morelia and strong attempts being made do JUS
tce to foreign creditors, which, IL they do show the
partial inability Of government to satisfy them prove
at least its good faith and viliogue do Its
visible head s President Herrera, its supporters form
the majority Of the commercial and industrial classes
gans the SigLo (oical and the Monitor, which
| phsteay denies the charge of receiving monthly
|
and ktntlemsnly editors he, OF the Sieo during the
the day. il in his Office and Ia the evening in the
theatre and he OF the M0nitor comfortably hid In
house probably at short distance frum the cured
(prson), TO which the attorney general has sent him
pressing invitation, owing TO the hasty republication
Of some elsnderous article, which first appeared In
provincial paper His editorial char IN. In the mean
time occupied by Mrs Torres his wife. ~ amsblc an
editor In pettcoats as you ever saw In your life
The second party is tho monarchicsl; 50 called be-
cause It does not openly avow it's disgust at the repnd
| licsn form Of government Il goes good step behind
A. Hxuffh
tionary speaks through the UnfrersaI and Is read
| by the I" istscrats"
The third, is the party Of Santa Anna with the mot
to, principles, not a man with two legs but man
with one leg F" " he composed q military men and
'portins characters AS the whole army who are at
present. compelled to enjoy oam cum ,ndignaie are
tor the man, 10 man, It Is therefore, ALPHABETICALLY
strongest party and will give trouble The Psianea
ngeniously Yields the pen, mghtier than the sword"
The fourth, and fortunately last, Is the good and
jolly radical party the enlightened dsmocracy which
finds fault with everything that Is accepted when
proposed By IT, aud stll greater fault When adopted by
The greatest possible Intolerance and generally dies Of
jauuAce. Its rank and file are composed Of ~hat the
New York star calls tie has working democracy and
on the eve Of n revolution, by every bysy
The Goo has undertaken the task ct the sspoander.
and deals smsrt bloss th,r tickle psiufuiy it bates
Americans as Romeo loved Julia, aud would swallow
any American baby-barnums ri ant baby included. ~
IL could be had for love and served up hot
sSd tender but, notwithstanding Its t~o editors are
az amsble NJ any know 81.
At the present mt, the iobc is the "iion" and
took tie whole town by eurprife, by inscrbing tn9
other day, it's banner, the phil.ptricsl word OF
"Upien y DO you believe IL meant "unisn' among all
psrties that IL offered a kiss to the whole world,
Schiller says No, sir IL only preached treaty u
peace, TO be signed and sesed with the cork Of bottle
Of champagne Jope by the three parties out Of power
aeatDst tn. revealing in the hcshpots Of Egypt -
With word, the Union IL nothing nor less than
coalition Of the monarcbists SAINTS Annsists aud
IDEALS against the noderadss "Unon anstruss cried
the s,go aud Monitor, ~iih = contemptuous laugh
"Juen yofofica retorted the three bags Of Macbeth
with dabolicsl and each published every morn
ing equally long list % uniunist aud anti unionist
"OpDions If the press" when To- the elections gave
right the Goso and suggested to the Sglo zd
mirabe leaders. the apathy shown By the modersdos
In going to the polls
The gravity OF circumstances hardly justify my ban
toribg style for u is clearly percept bic that the cos
tioD will materially shorten the tcIurs Of life OF the
rsa,rodes and without siding with other party
do not but fear that any change Of government will
throw Mexico on her beam ends for many mosths.
FERDINAND CORrEZ.
Cry or Mexico, July 10, 1910.
| OJenins Of he Clsfa,rs-nessase Of the President,
Herrera