New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

busness accompanied by circumstances which gave
room ior reclamatons On the part Of thu Dpl jmltc
corps, who considered the InHuntes OF their CONSULAR
teens Violated in consequence OF the manner IN which
/ they were treeed by the Governor (of inst -ta-e)
As soon as notice OF this disturbance we reserved,
the General Government ordered the march Of section
OF the National Guard Of Jssco which acting under h or
ders OF the Commander General Of the STATE Of Sna)s,
should reduce 70 order the inurrectonists Of Mlzltan;
but before the dispatches % be by extra0rinAry
courier sealed the news Of the insurretiOn OF
Gusdaajsra, which overthrow the State authorities, (of
Jhlsco) arrived The Cai met viii inform you Of the de-
ts OF this business which gives much room for reie-
/ ton.
ain this state Of thirgs embracing cause which
placed In imminent risk tha Federal instituti1n s and
the troops commanded by Gen Ungs cling occupied
reserve 70 those which opersed Jaapa aud Qzsba
the General Government appealed TO the States for aid
asking Of them contingent otroops and money in pro-
portion TO their circumstance FOR the purpose OF form
ing respectable division which aided by orher troops
OF the army that the Government might rcnite should
reduce to order the revOlutOnisis OF Guafaara the
suinfon OF which would cause that OF those oil
& Maz6tlen.
"The States although they did deny the co5pera-
ton Asked OF them, could present the forces nsces-
cary and the Government Notwithstanding the prOpri'
ETY. oil realizing It's military combinations. and 20 which
the brigade Of Uregs contributing ordered without
delay the march of that brigade toward Jalsco.
." In the meantime the discordant elements OF the
revolution Of Guad1lsjara encouraged revOuionts OF
another species who ayang themselves Of those that
suited their purposes, thought TO give them common
center in order 10 generaize the nsurrection. This
they sought in the destruction of the political institutions
which govern the nation hatterng the interested views
(los inTese) Of come irritating the pa SONS Of otles
stirring up the hatred of all against the head of the
Government which (hatred) has it orr in in sue resist
that he has made, and will make, 10 their
attainment OF their intentions.
" II the Executive committing treason against his
convictions and violating his oaths, should have rem
dered true that which, in the mouths OF his enemies
Wa nothing more than a caumnious impatation the
revolution would have taken different course but he
has preferred exposing himseas victim and TO encoun
ter At the dangers which threaten him, rather
than fail in what he owes 10 the country, 10 his con-
scicrce, and 10 his honor
1.-THE alarming course that that revolution taking
required measures proportional 10 the dangers Attendant
upon IT, and in order ~ take them was necessary to
strain the last and few resources of which the Govern
rneIt could di-puse
The Brigade commanded by General Ursya he's al
ready been spoken Of To added the troops len.
by the Governor Of Jasco and BY other States AMI be-
sides this General Mnon has moved VITA part OF the
troops who under his commend AMI stationed
IL Tehuantepcc The Government waits the result OF
these operations.
"Noting that depended upon the action Of the Gov
eminent has been omitted nor mas any means been
tTicd and owing TO Its zeal and the efficacy with which
bbs acted revolution which had Threatened the total
overthrow Of social order, AMI which also presented IT.
cell with such an 1larnng character has already been
checked.
The Governors of the States worthly representing
tie good sense o. the nation have dentihed Themselves
the sentiments OF the Government Executive, have
considered his indiyle from that OF M insttu.
testimonies OF adhesion and confidence. the amy, in
the exercise OF IT. real mission tl OF susailng order
srd the lsws has adopted invariably the cause OF the
Government.
"The germ and elements of that rebellion, although
weakened, YET sufficient to produce general cOnha-
gItIion, should they he not al once cra.icated.
"Uuul now til General Government mas been able 10
combat them although not with the efficacy thai L might
have wished be, ause II Ind not sufficient but
among those which II has dispose OF there are many
tit cannot be called common ordinary mcrus yet all
lpst, fol f.4
social order. But the Government has arrived AZ
the inpos-Ly Of eth maintaining il, Of re.unling the
money CondOs) that Eas taken Of opposing (7rong)
front 70 The numerous compr0mEes winch weigh upon
The Treasury, and OF paying debts which, to lssye
paid, viii immensely augment fs anxiety. These are
df, utie- which the Limited power OF the Government
tie ample power the nation has depo5ted IN
the hands o. is representatives. For this object you
have been called together.
"1hc resolution which the Chambers may dictate r.
spectlng the point proposed Will decide another I'M
poitanl and vital that which mas been recommended,
tud which may invoke III its support the most sacred
itce 70 preference. speGk VI the unfortunate sI.a
ou IA the interior STATES Ge-OGtei by the incur-lJns Of
The lnd,nf and 20 which the Guyernm ~ canno Mt eni
rs il dotlrcs ana ugh, ter the wan, OF III 2Sn Tn5
grve business dgmGn 4, constant an prcpfOud'd all,
I'm order af he svsism delrn-e be- c.t'aclOus. Toe
DEPARTMENT o. War VIII mold conference viii your conf
missions, 10 gree upon the mean tIat may De
necessary QoT this pupOsC)
Tho attention rneritcd " the Holy Father a tempo
raj Prince bnd heed OF the Church nave obliged the Gov
eminent include Atle "a ness dcs-nitei fJr the cN
trnorGinf service the rcco gnon of Ny Lord Clement
(Nors i0r) apostolic delegate, because common Po-
nCrcss comet permit at the representation OF tnt en'
yoy rem. q. undecided upon, seeing that 'xco main.
ttn- with Apostolic See tue spiritual deP n1ence VI
the nation upon The universal father oitae inihiuL
"Ihc great benefits that Mexico ami the woilI eN'
peCt from Tie opening OF communication across tA'
ltimus C TehuaDt'p pee were considered by CJngre's
in liz lat ,eion i-suod IN order 10 iacIiaieH me
decree Of 18th OF May The Government has not spared
any as, activity, (dgencG) nor prccaulou oi any
kind to hasten is execution, IN order that should pro
duce all the advantages, and escape the grave in;oa,
venences that surround H. For thu Zen estd pdr) All
for the purpose Of securing it success II has wen suca
tesumoi Of seldenal and generosity t.. perhaps
may merit theccnsures Of hUse who saw ~ Ie same an
aieuafon Of the high preTocatiSes Oi - position bul
att, ndina only to the true ana solid Interests OF the IA
ton rot wishing expose % any contingency bls.-
mess which could effect tn future <w1irel % the cOun-
n.y. and finally do away with pretexts AMI 70 close the
mouths SANDER, il resigned iss 70 the encounter OF
OF the severe sacrifices imposed 10y ia sluafioni he m.
end most painful being the scPerai. OF 10 CaoIDet
which had gwen 20 many aud useui services % III
senc cause bnd hsa consecTued useli WIN irtcihii
be assiduiy, with a warm enthusiasm and with disln-
terestodEels and probiy without re2roach
However cedng 10 It's reiterated requests, over.
come with il peTsuE-ioIs that such me- Isure Wolii
rebound 70 the benefit Of tie said busin o. and % the
service (scrrieio) OF the Government, accepted tlar
resignation thus placing seal TO the duties prescoed
The resignation Of the Cabinet left great vacuum,
which necessary oil me iiatey, AMI espring,
always, 90 tbs bet IN all my sct-, wished 70 pug
the execution OF the decree in talented hans (trl0s
d,esh0 exempt from al su-pclon AID dit %. recon-
mending the qua alton Of the proposals presented Tor
tie opening Of the communication, md the forming Oh
tie contract 70 Commrca which Is now occupied
wan tins business, acting under ample INSTRUCTION.
which WI leave you and the Committee ali the h5e,iy
necessary TO dc that winch may BE- nost agreeable 10
tie ecCu0mictl and political interests OF IT, Republic,
"Buj this business which the Government OF Mexico
alone ought to have thc night OF discussing, All wh
certain Cecisracns OF the Uni,ei Sties aso gave L 70
contier tie placed sgan rs natural centF
rITeers have chan ed is sspec, in he Ssnste o. JAR
Republic 10 which l. Wa lately carried who pretend 20
deny d. No decision, however has 0s,n taken tais
svb up the present snd Is 10 be hoped thar that
which shall BE- taken may De dictated by iu,cc and rea-
The body, with design easily % be c1mPrs-
heIdec, has Gecreed tie pubhcaion of the diplomatic
corTegI ondence he'd en- account OF the celebration OF
tie TtLuantepec Treaty tu- the publiction elready
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