New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01
An thf Santhfrn Linz
From Mexico.

Bythebrlg Tehuantepec we have received our files from
the city of Mexico to the 10th ut We give below the
more interesting items of the that they contain:
The extraordinary session Of Congress adjourned on the
14h ut Just previous to adjournment President Arista
read an address to the Congress- in which he dwe
length on the condition of the country but confined him.
self mostly to general terms in instances indeed
descending to the mysterious. 5s.I
After congratuatng the representatives upon the rea
cation of the and happy reforms which had been
carried out during the session. the President proceeds
say
a" All administrative and social questions being subord
nate to financial questions the Chambers have met these
questions with wisdom and decision, and if the difficulty
had not been definitely resolved the materials dis
posed as to allow their successors to terminate it,
He then refers to the composition of the Republic and
the working of reciprocal interests of the Central and
State Governments and praises the army for the services
it found capable of rendering the invaded from
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He then proceeds
Our foreign relations thanks to the noble sentiments
of the representatives of friendly nations continue in the
best condition and the nature of certain circumstances
would permit it, the Government would have the pleas
re to tranquilze the patriotism Of those who
than OCCASION have the national Independence
endangered.
notwithstanding the fact that the preceding
supported by facts actual condition far from pre-
senting fattering aspect The financial crisis yet
lists, and Is still more urgent and menacing than
We must surmount it, not by sterile recriminaons,
by dangerous questions of etiquette but by acts Of abne
cation, and Of noble and sincere patriotism.
The Executive, for his part submits his conduct to
the impartial judgment of the nation He has respected
her institutions he has saved the national honor
promised without by delicate combinations relative to the
privileged debt and within by Eruption Of adventu
who have armed themselves the other side of the
Rio Bravo and who have procured for nyncibe Matamo
ros q triumph as splendid as glorious.
Happily the great need Of the country is adminstra
tive The instinct Of sefpreservaton will unite and
der strong and the people, who could conquer their in
dependence in 1910 and 1921 will know how in the future
to yndicate their name, in opposing the difficulties
thrown in their way by capricious fortune.
Worthy Representatives Of the nation, the people,
who have witnessed your labors will render to you the
justice which is your due.
You have spread open to the light questions the most
vital to the country and is great progress in political
science to know the Of evils and the true state
sthings.n
Upon this speech, lie Trait d. Union remarks follows
The Tehuantepec question must be of the affairs
the character Of which yet involved in secresy but Of
which the actual situation Of nature taagse the
paiosm Of those tho have the national independence in
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