New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13
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| Tyranny has fascinated you, | repeat. Tyri,ny
prohted by your csndoT, to cause Won to anni-
ha,e yourselves, ard 10 take part IN its fraud, .nf
| cunes For this have found myself receiv we'd m a
hostile manner, and for this 1t happens that the, sa-
| crhce you like automatons, while the real enejaF
| hes hidden behind the pArapets
See, my friends, the first act OF the troops on 60 ~
out To the contest See how far the black design,
dcSpOtlsn. nave been carried Last night yes that
night which you viii never forget, they set FIRE "a
your houses and rot with THIS atrocious at
they received pleasure in seeing your blood 40 10y
| the light OF the flames which they had kindlcd. AID
| what will YOU say, fellow citIzensf have de sired
| your support. because thus | would be secured be-
| csnse you are my brothers, because the cause Is
| holy, and because long for your preservation.
MY fnendsi some moments remain 10 you in which
you may reflect. and nd yourselves Of the false i'm
prtsslops which have been created IN your minds by
vile HI pocrites and calmnlators, who pretend
| TO be your irrndS. Reflect, for Gods sake reflect,
the evils which a~ ait Won II gu persist IN your
| error What DO you not clearly see the deceit =
| Decide against whom you VIII direct your hre
against the true lIoersls-aganst your relatives and
| irends-against the llberaors who wish TO rescue
| YOU from the oppression beneath which you groan'-
| Open your eyes VIII YOU continue shed1ing'your
blood for the benefit o. interested agents ] cannot
| think II. Abandon the ranks OF Tyranny leave
them, with all that belongs TO you. and DO not con-
| unue blind instruments OF the blacklist pretensions
| Observe tina, l, firm in the principles which have
sworn to defend. VIII give up everything before yield
| ing 10 any vain considerations.
| JOSE MARIA CARyAJAL.
| The following maniiestoes and correspondence OF
| Caryajal, published in The RIO BrapO, throw some
leh, on the views OF the en!erprisng Lioerator;"
CAuARGo, Saturday, Oct. 4, 1851.
| EpIrORs RIO BRAvo-GenteHaen lnclosed send
YOU copies of the propositions made 10 the auxiliary
| forces under my command. and the oath taken by
| them upon their acceptance, which you Will please
publish IN English and spanish 70 disabuse the minds
of the people of calumDes circulated by the enemies
| % myself and the cause which maintain My only
aim Is TO free the people from injustice and oppres-
SION to see extended over my ,rhoe country Just
L \ lou mol
the highest citizen, In life, liberty, and Inc pur-
! suit OF happiness
The auxiliary forces under my command. actuated
b, spirit OF liberty, and wishing 10 see the sons o,
| Mofeios and Victoria IN the enjoyment OF the h0er.
ties for which those heroes fought, have volunteered
their and winch was accepted In the spisit IN winch
| II may be well 10 observe that have yet only
accepted the services OF some inee hundred su 9,
ueS. Ia giving publicity 20 these important facts,
| will gentlemen, much oolige
| Your very obeden., humble servant
I'M. j. CARyAJAL.
l. Those who may wish to enlist, will be received
for the term OF three SIX months, provided they
armed and equipped.
2 Their pay shall be that gwen TO Rangers oper-
aiiDg against the Indians.
3 They are 20 swear to stand faithfully by me and
the cause support, against eUcrv species Of ensmy,
not TO disobey orders nor modest private and peace
able persons nor to touch private property.
T. The pirate property OF the enemy taken IN battle
shall be distributed among the captors. All public
property, arms munitions Of war, &C, shall be Tor the
| support OF the cause
s. At the expiration o. their term OF service the
men shall be entitled 10 two months pay extra as
bounty this shall be forfeited by leaving the service
| before the expiration OF SAID term.
The foregoing is a true copy OF the original paper
submitted by me 10 the auxiliary forces under my
command, which propositions we're accepted ana
sworn TO- as will appear IN copy No 7 annexed,
Ca,uargo, Ost t. 1851.
! I'VE and each of us DO soemny sweat by Al
mighty God TO stand by, faithfully night for and ever
Drn,l afnat INN
Col. j NJ. Carvaal, on the 10th OF September last
the contents of which are known to u.s. we also
soiemniy promise ana swear never 10 90 ANYTHING
directly indirectly to the injury OF SAID cause, or
that of Col Carvaal, as Commander IN Chlef, MS
friends supporters, binding ourselves at the same
time to respect all private property and commit no
violence OH peaceabe citizens.
1--WE also swear. to obey faithfully and truly all
orders of said Commander In Chef and his officers.
ana denouce and oppose all traitors conspr itofs
and dIsOrdeIly persons ,
"Ifwe do not faithfully adhere TO these conatons,
may God punish u.s. and may we De seoec.ea 20 ,ne
Chief has ordained for our government VIZ; the
military laws OF the United States, SO far as they
can be mace applicable
The fol go,ng is a true copy of the oath admins
tered sworn to BY all the auxiliary forces under
NV command j. NJ. j. CARvAJAL.
Camdreo. OCT A. to3l
MAJOR Ia MOTIF AND COL. CARVAJAL.
HEAD QUARTERS RINaGoLD BARRACKS
Texas, Tuesday, Oct. 7, 1851.
To JOSH NJ. J. CARvAJAL, EseIDear ST nav. Ave
|
| 5th inst, received during shOn absence Oh mine
| from this station, and hasten to reply
| II gives me pleasure to hear you dlsavow all par
nc,naoD in and all kno Wedge Of the circumstances
attending the recent deserton Of u. soldiers suoh
renegades add no honorable weight to your cause
and l am happy to learn that you discouh'enance
them. -, r. ,;..
ii is said that you hold per force, military occupation
of Camareo and its vicinity to the riyer II So Is
moi the fact OF possession conclusive The identity
Of these deserters-one is drummer boy, not twelve
wears Of AEGEAN readily be established by men pre-
| sumed 10 be under your orders. man named Shil-
brp for example, might at ence point OUT 10 you
every soldier from this command
You are pleased to intimate the rumor that you
have offered Inducements to these men 10 desert the
service OF the United States, is incorrect be u SO,
May not inducements 10 the same emu nave oeeh neid
by OF eTS ,....
Iwil moi detain YOU with the particulars, but 1t IS
well known that many assertions have gust occurred
nj tins pest and good reason exists for saying I'll"
these solciers are now IN your ranks. 1 fet, ol'
upon ,our reputation, as well as your sense oil pro
pfety not only 10 dtscountenance such acts ol. 10
cause these deiudeo men 10 return to the nag ihey
nave dlsgrsced Meanwhile 1t is my duty, 50 40
soemnS protest, III the name of the United S's'es'
AGAINST youi RECEIVING retaining In employ desert
ers nom the Americas forces
With hlgh respcct, am, SM,
Your most obeden, servant,
J H. Ia MoTTE, Brcyet MAJ l. ) A., Comus
SIR: Your favor OF the IN INST has Just oeeh re-
celvsd You tueTein aliude to my olSdvo"h IA
former letter OF " knowledge or participation "' ho
circumstances attending the recent dessrtioh oi
nlted States soldiers " AT the same time you nave
pleased to frame your remarks so as to give me 10
understand that you dlsbelieVe my dlSSVo" al ~ 'o;
must say that your letter, IN tone and manhcr ana
subecl ~ no, OF the class of correspondence usual
am, NJ officers and Is unknown between gentlemen;
/ You ask me To deliver up certain men Ana
Z Won ,round YOUR reason thus, that l hoti per
/ j,rrc alntary occupation &C. dld net kio that
MA; question whether my occupation was per io're
or pcr right Was up for discussion, but am happy 10
learn that YOU have decided IT,
But now as 10 srtraditron. Are you aware OF any
he rat n EamaullntS.
STIMULATION OF any other authority oy which these
men ,supposipg them 10 be here can De delivered
up! | am not. Yes, there is that OF per force
Which YOU desire 10 see me exert