The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-10-08

have rcsn themselves cosnpslisd. 81 che snorlnoua
weigtt " the cppfsss.on ~ unjost and cruel ~
rant, " iaks - sgms and lseonquer. ~ith ne
aBd biood their viciaif sacFed Fivhts. assuming
that sovereignty whilh, ~ ga " M God u ~
unieerse, btlonfs % incm. fhe people are aver.
eign ErHUsnseoi SO uniY instiisted % make
them happy and carry out their viii. Tbs psopie
then, afe ne gssnigs. Aea gossrnmeni insfe
agent and lhe shole sofld knoWs that ~hen an
agent az ifam carrying oui ne ~ili q ne graz
.of. o. Proeuring ne eel bsisE q ~ insers.'.
himself his masters property and rights. thereby
causing bis ruia olbeF Tesource y ieit bai 90
move that had ssrssni, add In hia place pat more
In this cas- .hs rspubIic a aisKico hnds ltsslf.
and more particularly the north and northwssl
Portions u said rtputle. The uninrtnnate end
q ,he last var ieh bsIn N misery, sad ~isbou ~
Richest tegritoriea and Resources 1heir properly
~ a. nearly Al Lost, wiligut TcmuRerAtipn5 toFty
millions 81 dollars would not pay ioafes. uith
ous counting ogf lands. fhr righis " and tbs pos
have 10 spend lbousands 81 dsllars a. learn II oor
rights rorogniaed. Tie saxaer murders ooF
parents and brotbefs. violates our ~ixes and car
ries on our children esptisssi be- desolAiss eur
ment remains deaf a. onf lamentations ana com.
plants. lis troops, far from occupying thsnssxes
Ia defending or eonsoling us, rob Ana murder oar
c0untrymen, under che frivolous pFutext that they
are sInuggling; although theae troops, when b..
fore the cneiny, ny co~ard.hke. Repeated com.
paints. Representa- ions and protests, have been
and far from hearing us. be has attempted %
humble AID inti1idafs as II We vile slaves.
On the other hand, the nation Il GA the verge Of
precipioe, owing 70 lie bad governors, who only
look out for themselves, The public funds are not
administered with honesty, and the bastard iDhu-
enec Of monopolists 10 more powerful than the un-
vcrsal clamOr Of all the Menicena. II h GA this
account that the atrocions and anti reputlcan sys
tenn established by the ancient EpAnish monarchy
10 sustained, and Why the existence ~ thc nation
itself 10 exposed, squandcring iss inlmenae reeoar
ces and insulting the sovereign people, Oar chit
dren not educated; and they want 20 discipline
VA in the school Of military despotiEm, a. II our ia
there had not conquered our Independence and do
mestic liberty And what IL stiil more aggrayAt-
ing 10 day 10, that the people Of the towns are
dying ~ hunger-the ncccssaries Of liin arc pro.
hibited
In short, the children Of the northern towns, be-
ing nred OF this oppression. rosolve 90 swear, and
do swear to sustain the twelve following afiiolcs
and such others ia accordance with these as may
be adopted by majority OF the towna seconding
this plan.
Here follow, substantially, the twelve articles
published above in the Guerrero piatform.l
These twelve articles my subordnates swear 60
sustain generally, with all their might and bold.
ness, fighting calamity and with fidelity, ia Ar.
cordance with the platform too day proclaimed.
and until we expel the enemy from our territory,
in order that the frontier States may secure their
future felicity, and make the despots who inhsbt
the palace OF the Montezumas understand that the
claims and rights OF freemen shall be respected.
pica Ia Liberfad Death 10 the Tyanfsts
JOSE MARIA }. CARvAIAL.
Camp near near the town Of Camargo, Sept To-
anniversary of Mexican independence-is5l
These details were brought to New orleans by
the steamship Yacht, from Brazos Santiago One
of the passengers furnishes tho following 10 the New
Orleans PicGyune:
'There was no excitement at Brownsville nor
Matamoros on account Of the revolution when the
Yacht left. The citizens OF the latter place were
quietly, though anxiously awaiting the arrival OF
the hberating army, which was on its march there
Gen. Avalos was making pretence OF resistance
by barrioadng his house, &c; but he has only
two hundred government troops with him, and Il
is thought that he will evacuate soon the pa
triots make their appearance. He has crossed a
large amount OF money and treasure to Browns.
vile for safe keeping. He made requistion on the
city OF Matamoros for two thousand men TO oppose
the patriots, but they refused to raise him single
man. About two hundred Americans have joined
the patriots under Capts. Tremblc and Lewis Their
march will be a triumphant through all the
northern States. Ii is said that Tampico ia ready
to pronounce.
"Rabago. collector Of customs at Matamoros,
escaped from that place and came over prssen-
ger on the Yacht. He alleges that his life was
threatened