The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11
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Heretofore have not been permitsed TO give you
the Information in my possession r-iatiye 70 th
river, for publication. And nov | write 50 you only
| because have nothing 10 do az present AZ wo are
waiting f the Governor .aad al Others In authori
"" OF this state, who are TO meet us here to-day
The question if, are we to entertain them, or are
they to treat US! Asasoft of co epromise suppose
they viii furnish the eata es and we the drn sIes
4 Having yatber a good stock on nnnd of brandy,
K wbskey. porter. champagne, olaves. aud punch.
/ we bspe 70 do our duty Bat the etiquette will
be little more rigid than that board tho Baltic
| at Washington, the arrival Of tho Glasgow
0t Philadelphia, with the ertainnsent to the
PeDnsy ylvanfs Legislature The Governor is a sort
of old King Cole, mentioned in profane history;
and as know his capacity and taste, intend to
bring him a3d his counseUsss out strong A ioe
stous jug OF @euracoa" which we have carefully
slowed away Will, however, SGT thcm up again like
nine pins
Give my compliments to General Pierce and tell
bin ifbe is elected President he will be the first
Yankee elected by the peoplein this country General
Scott II also "whole sout' worthy, who has some
sterling good qualities, but further deponent saith
not hope to be back before the election, and
shall read all that bas been published on politics
since the nominations, and if can get through,
shall vote for the candidate of sour party"
ANARCHY IN THE REPUBLIc
(Translated from El Monitor Republican,, Of Mexico,
Sept. ii
OF oil the evils which fall people, none is
comparable to that Of anar shy that, when Efforts
ought TO be directed to render impossible such staso
of things, it seems chat the anarchists knowingly
work to preciptate the republic into the fright
full disorder.
The periodical press called by its impo rtance to
regulate the slow but progressive march Of modern
society. is, in our country, by aramely, tho
germ of hatred, the representation Of the anciens
torch of discord: its noble and benefciant mission
degenerated in such manner, that it has changed
In venom, because the only useful thing which it
looks for, il the profit of determined interests We
will examine impartially the productions of our
a.ftn s,.1.. s1n
dice. We do not mean that we are going to IN Ike
proix analysis of the ne wspapers; that work Is
not for Office we will only say what suits our
object.
The periodical press Of tho capital, as our readers
know, il divided in different categores Every
journal believes feigns 70 beleve itself the organ
Of party. though to speak the truth, know only
two that merit that name Ell Liberal and Et Retro
grddo This is, because the press pleads for the
interests of one factou then at another time though
it in favor Of the federation, its articles
may be less federal. Et Sigto. ackno wedged the
organ of the moderate party, has degenerated
lately, so much, that we havo seen it defending
with rage, manifestly illegal actions, and it is
thought by the public, that it hay contracted CON-
promises with the Santansta faction. The Unicer-
sat- which has well spoken several occasions, is,
notwithstanding the most consistent in its prnc pies,
representative Of the retrCgrade ideas, pursues it's
way without being detained, and now adopting for
eign articles, adulterating the spirit Of others
The fact is, that it for its points Of shot, all
the elements which are presented to it
El O'den, the title of which is ar'asn, has
had the bravery to declare that il che
gab'cal basis that single dash of it's pen sufiices
10 characterize itself The other periodicals are of
little importance, and represent with q Low spirit
those which we have cited before Thy 5ruly
but the satellites Of those And then abstrac ling
tTC the personal interests which all defend, we see
Of what utility they are actually for the country.
Though diScorGant in principles, aud more than
ALL hostile for their purpose 10 these movements they
have secretly agreed, and are uaited the point
%E,c "a. hat .,f t..at
How such asnogation of utility be laudaolo
and patriotic But though all co operate to the
wOJs of destruction, IL does not follow that two OF
them will be in accord for establishing another aud
the iodivdual afser ths fall or the separation
Of the President 1t is certain that If this event
happens to excite the important question of discard
in their ranks then the prestige and the force of the
| opposition will be nothing at all
| But why had these writers unanimously agreed
to snatch from the republic its quietnoss and
guilty With common sense we discover that they
con6ne II in the chaos it il in, and that fraction of
the liberal atte mpts despoi the President OF his pre-
Iogatives orto nominate another person TO the gov
ernmept The partisans of Santa Anna in their turn
| work to propagate therevoutIonary movmeut which
they not ashamed to praise ID favor Of their her1
The conservatives following that movement, which
they have themselves pushed on, are going TO take
possession of ell the public Offices; the other factions
request bases, dictature. theocrlcy, and centrlza
| tion What may result of all this! Is it the
| opinion of the republic! Is IL convenient! Where
| shall we erd
For us the solution is very easy. IF we are car
ried owsfds anarchy, we are consequently carried
! 20 the dissolution and death of the nation The
| supreme government has committed some faults :
| we do deny that, but who has notl In the
bar ds of the parent government the safety Of the
country Is sure Gen Arista must not, at this mo-
ment, vaclate in his decision; IL is necessary to fol-
low the constitutional march The only means to
obtain that, is TO nominate eminently liberal
ministry; to adopt those saving measures required
by Circumstances and then the threatening aspect
! which The affairs have taken will DC converted
into consolstcry hopes
1t is necessary thai the Pre3ient bo well per-
shaded of that truth thar the salvation of the in
stitutions well the independence of tho nation,
depend on his Excceacy. Sincerity aud decision
sre only needed. We hope that, aad the republic
edsit