New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
BATTLE Az cAHgARGo.
VICTORY OF THE PATRIOTS.
THE TOWN IN THEIR POSSESSION.
From ne New Orleans Delta

The trief telegraphic dispatch from the
South west Pass, announcing The arrival Oh me
steamship Yacht, Capt. Thompson, from Brazos
ST. Jago, and stating that revolution had broken
out in New-Mexico, published IN The De"a Oh
las, evening, created much excitement IN the
city. and general desire 20 learn all possible
particulars That desire We shall now proceed
10 crafty, by copying the following from IRE
Brownsville Rio Broro, of the 9th INST brought
by the Yacht which arrived up IN The course o.
the afternoon
ARRANGEMENTS ON THE RIO GRANDE.
We couy saws The RIO BraUo, from The ben PHDtco,
of Matam1ras the following plan and prouncIamen;O
signed hy Don ignacIo CanaeZ. and other ctZens Oh
Guerrero. and forwarded by them 70 the command
ing General Of the Mexican forces az ha,aihoIds.
The movement seems 10 extend thlOugnoutthe S'ate
of Tamaupas and II Is said VIII be generdlln all
the northern States Of Mexico.
The Patnot forces are commanded ny Col. Don
lose Maria j. Carnival and already NUMBER nearly
thousand men. His plan and pronunclamehto are
extensively circulated throughout the RePnohc,
adopting the twelve articles OF the Guerler0 fdtrl
cts, as found below.
beye IS so regarded by the authorities OF the General
Government over the way.
Pr.n-Tbe subscribers, all citizens q the city OF
Guerrero IN the State Of Tamauhpas, convinced that
the national representation has pad no attention 70
Abe repeated petitions which they nave sent 70 thdt
sovereignty, through the spondng sources iol
the adjustment of prohibitions and me reduction OF
the tariff the protection due 10 stop the depre1f-
lions of the Indians already lnsupporaole as wen as
the oppression they suffer, owing ~ the RESTRICTION
together with the hostility OF The OarOfians are ue
eoyuplete destruction not only of those VINO speak,
I'm, Of the whole frontier, have declded ana resolved
70 sustain with Their arms The contents OF the iollo"
ing articles e.,
NJ "A bpQu upTuglOllS. oppressive
and useless.
Second: The citizen is involabe IN the enjoyment
If his rights and property, and m the use OF MS
opinions the Judicial power snail De sustained IN
the free exercise OF lis functions and nothing shall
be taken by the hberating forces without payment
for the same.
Third: As a guarantee OF the rights and sove-
seignty Of The states reformation OF the Federal
Constitution is required, rcsrC'dg 10 me Ntotes M
me p,tors and eni0ynOfs not granted 10 me Genera
fOrtTnmeni
in the Senate shall be equal or by states and elect
ed popularity abolishng the power OF the Executive
~ appoint Senator'S
Firm: The adjustment Of prohibitions and the
seduction of import duties on foreign merchandise IS
required, and the duties imposed shall not be over
40peT cent. al Cdtorea
S,rfh; The heavy penalties applied 10 smuggling,
which make 1t criminal ohense, imposing ABSURD
fines shall be abolished the loss Of the goods with.
out further responsibility, IS enough, and RON the
product Of this fund shall be created for the exclu-
N'i
ages.
Serenth The Introduction OF groceries shall be
permitted, on the frontier Of the Rio Bravo, free Of
duty, for FIVE years
Eighfh For the foreign commerce a frontier Gus
tomlIouse shall be established at the town Of Rey-
nOsa.
Ninth. The towns secondlng this plan, subject
themselves 10 the authorities of the reSpe tive states
that may second the same.
Ttnth: This movement is cminenily national and
hberal-conSequently the States and towns that may
adopt the same, shall be sustained by the berd,ing
forces.
Ele,enh A portion Of said forces shall be perml-
nently destined to carry tostilliies against the
harharans, until the complete publication OF the
frontier States
TiielGh: These towns viii not lay down their
arms until the contents of the eleven pTcce dmg
articles be granted and realized. II the General
Government should be obstinate IN refusing the
armed petition of this frontier. containing all the
wants Of the whole uai.on. the states adopting this
plan Will organize Provisional Government, laying
aside al IDEA OF secession or annexation. and that
IN order that this plan may have the necessary pub
clty tins meeting has resolved to address the
10 the ibus,rouS AytutawienfD, beng The bOdyo this
CITY, leaving 10 Their consideration and elaboration
the manner IN which they viii promulgale IT,
J. " CANALEX, j. ". GONZALES, &c. g..
camp a. he Lcbc, N,pi. ,, 1881.