The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-24

would tu be placed beyond the reach OF the legislature
Ia TIE second place. onal independence would
20 destroyed by tho 10 Try advs
disregard is aghoy and promote. idgoras does,
.nouga impo'eny, reactions and combinations with The
la the third place. W the government should retraot It's
sindc atons and zxie the would s.u
uiy ilse before the world, falsely and
ence, prove treacheroos people and its author
Ivy and smother UNANIMOUSLY the voice Of The couny against
Such. and nothing less ihan these, the projections
which nov sought 20 be enloeed agaas by block
ades and by all kinds Of violent sabjeotns
the vest abasemeni the ronuucison OF independent
existence. 10 the loss Of commercial liberty the Of
our nnances and the dssuctioD mercantile
But are these the only sacrifices would be called upon
% make 10 secure uinous and disgaceful peace No
new and greater claims, with greater arrogance and
agag in st more imperious lone their unjust demands
Each unworthy concession will be followed by formal
claim by new threats and by longer and more rigorous
Fellow citzens is impossible to submit tonally
opprobrous foreign domination, alter having taken
place as ireemen before the world If we enlancipaled
ourselves from our fathers and broke the bonds
which bound us 70 the land OF anctors in order
ain to liberty and Independence, how submit
selves 10 hateful yokeiiko that which the English consul
would place on our neck- imposing upon us his will his
ssen.s hs scsar,ion' ne punishmen ths,eu 70 oa,
nstltuuon) ana his policy OF national ACKNOWLEDGMENT
- more ihan evident that nnI his views accomplish
3D. unl the public spirit is brokep aRaressions, hos'es,
annual and greater and oppressive de-
mands will increase, l he obtains weakness and
povery what he could not wrest from us by conquest
force ls t ~ 3a1 es laa taU s.gt litggd II F'J.h9
thought, fellow citizens tina, you hesiiated in such
that Wond sacrifice
OF liberty and honor; that public opinion
not unanimous and decided sustain The last
t'em,y and at all hazards. the right; and dignity Of the
and II did not perceive that the noble indignation and
spr. Of free people raised is unyeldng iron, against in
Justice would abandon my post and resign the country
to Its career Of ignominy $500 ~ WV tst.1ta
Blu. ead IN your hearts people of San Salvador, your
Incorporating TO defend the honor Of our
flag have bsore me your energetic manifestations and
rather than subjected 10 the capr0u and violence OF
foreign domination!
tons which have alluded have been vain, and
proposition abide by the decision OF French Amer
lean governments has been haughtily rejected The Br,
consul has made to him In the premises refusing all mod
such modification might be to himself He assumes to be
exclusive judge in his own cause-prosecuor and execn
,o.and rspss a Impartial insdssa,ion y. van NOT MS
own injustice and employs force and violence in the place
have protested tina, the pecunary question. though
have and law side, could be arranged, what
ever the sacIce 70 u.s. because housh poor you .cora
affects dignity and honor. You would prefer to lie
es aas s W.
will never abandon our rights whatever the resnlt and If
destined be botled from the list of free nations
let fall be worthy OF ourselves and OF our traditional
glory! .ss. -.t.a,e,s :, ..,s., :. t.-.-.s
your ports the vandalism OF the monachca faction OF
GuaeInala sustained and urged by the representative
Gomssc aos arsn, snS saonai
The republic Is threatened, lowcitizens, but is
fallen II rests with you to say II II shall on 10
prosperity and greatness, sink in debasement and in
fanny. shall aim in this emergency do my duty God
to republcansm, and my country
'r'7 DOROTEO VASCONCELoS.
sam SALVADOR, Oct. 81. 1850. '.7, I7,7, s93
Amongst other interesting intelligence we find the fol-
lowing paragraph official letter from the commander
of the port OF Acaua to the government OF San Saliva
DOR OF the date OF November 8, announcing the British
blockade:
81 have JUS, received the enclosed official of the
commander the British steamer-owar Gorgon announ
cling this port and the in state OF blockade The
that eleven additional vessels have been
ordered the coast by the British government with the
ultimate view of recovering the island OF TiEre; The com
ander of Cofgon also informed that provisions
and supplied to him freely, no should fire
upon the town." --- ~ - -.- -