The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21

insut Danger s hes seen public tranq utility DESTROYED
in several parts Of her tsrory and yet there %
pssranoe 81 termination Of the ovn dsoord Severed
pronuncia1sntos have broken In different places
ana while new write, large part OF tbs STATES OF
lFawn tbeh obedience to the coustuted suthoritlss
and proclained in arms change OF governuent y
We might add 70 this st several other STE Sau
Luis Agusscalieptes sonora Tsmauiess, SO, but wc
have, II former article commented thereon
what most strikes 10 the spathy With which the
the Mexican people this alteration ia the pnolio
tranquility. we may except the French movement In
Sonora against which all excited bscsuss foreign
ers are In passing events hardly dtturb the ,pe Of
Ing events Is inquired for from feeling Of euros
ity than from any vivid interest in wnas il passing
The only that could possibly lead TO such state
of apathy found in the accumulated evils OF misgo
vernment or, Isher. might say, in government for
private ends. The public good seems 20 be
suited Even General Arista who on his Accession to
the Presidency inspired fuoh great hopes that national
and not individual policy would be adopted disap
pointed them oil and sow experiencing tue revuisisa
OF the public feeling white the VI this feel
ing seem to have inspired sufficient confidence TO a~ken
the public voice loudly In tneir favor II IL not i'm
Of the plan the resulson would have been
much Bors ispd and violent We do not thiok he IL
now considered the saviour Of Mexico by large
Gen Urass Is . new man In the higher paths though
he has long been kso in The rank of tue sroy ami
does improble to that his personal qualities
may overh Santa Anna should the latter return
Mexico the OF the present revolution Gen
Ursga Is reputed to be bilious and hoaes.
man. Whether he mas these qualities in suiclsnt
strength resst the personal influence Of the horde
Of place holders and hunters that surround the
Presdsnt 81 chair in Mexico only bs determined by
. actual occupation
The country lsbors under the evils OF exclu
sive tariffs which laid at the urgent soltsta Ion
of individuals TO proeot private nonopoiss under the
fsscy that they necessary to the welfare OF tbs
country and the thus lost Is underworld
to b made up capiarion aud direct which bur-
then the people and drive tn to despair Ohsr snsSes
meanwhile. make rich baivesta IN contraband trsds.
while the government officers hnd private advantage in
the sae Of perts for certain classes OF goods
through certain ports a few Liverpool houses make
large yearly in thus howing the Of the
capital how compete sth the officials OF the ports
In this fancy trade.
II Is these causes that produce the present state Of
things and that gives the Sigio Dses Nuerc room to
who governs? All a. once? Part Of the Republic
obeys the general government but In SinsoA. Valdez
rules in Gnadssjara her OF Jasoo Yanez ID
supreme in Miohoacsn Bahamopde aud In pact Of
Vera Cruz, BebolledO holds sway What
irg to Wo have said 1t be'ors. TO u destructive
great and powerful effort ID not made 70
the country"
Mexico has comipg anarchy for long tine hat
like that line in geometry which though extended in
Unity constantly approaches but another
line do think shs will dp reach It rRs prssea.
probable change Of result In the loss ia
the central power Of Of the most distant portions
but the coatendtng psrtiee seem 60 hsve horror o.
shedding blood that will keep them OF that state o.
positive anarchy so much 10 be dreaded while it will
perpetuae tho negative anarchy which has long exist
I'd there.