New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-01

h,s ssi ths Land of the md. 'scs Of tsc lsres sss
GoerrpSr~,
e-,rn.,, y Pr,hla, w., ~. 80 Of oA>iienee s,s
tern sh-ssss when he ~icke ESQ we srssa SO
dissolve ev-rv social bond. and Or, 'ea riH,sV ~
virtue into obyion' DO they WISE NE % 'e'e NY.
SWEET Frosel That shsli s<siu NIX tN't~1 m'e
which Divine Providence conceded 10 me, s'os' s&'
! an. to lock UPON sach MISFORTUNE with the -
hsps. 10 ssve ba, po~er'ss reuaeiy beea sse ny
not End lCys and effective corporation, A. ~eafrc'
when inside front IN ihe American invssoa"
seaor Escoosr empnyed every Srguneut eNc~n,ra
- ntuce San Ars % return repres~oung 10 MN tN"
ArisS was universally de,e~,ed thst every one zee IN
favor Of Santa Ala and looked toward him ~ hseys
tor snd henefctcr sud that his presence snt coanses
woui alone suee dispel anarchy. ard restore ~
CO 70 tranquility and order. Two days afsrssrd Santa
Ana rrpl Ell 20 Escohsr
50 Tia, his heart could only be Mexican; thst not
withsfsrdirg the psst be wished to show 20 his com
patriots how dear they were to aim thd tneir msS
tunes were bis and he never could ee ind,e,e''S
them that looking s Objects from di.tsnee, ther de
formifies were better thsf he nd not ~sa N"
history shouh dsy hsi he hsd been deaf 10 nc
cal IT bis country when she honorcf hi,n .ta can
10 meet the common danger. and thst he had s.ee
with indifference her fate that he desired ~ end ms
days In the spos he bad chosen q rrstence tor No
family that his only wish to zee hs country nap
ny ard Ihsk casting ssde every thing tenf'ns To AZ
tain him. he resigned himself 10 give the last proof
Of bis patriotism, although history taught him 70
place confidence in the passing enthusiasm OF the
masscS
Of cur blessings and every good ctFeo should icfsad
with sl bis 20 Ser and csnsct be deaf 3, the VOICE
OF my ccupnymeu fail % appreciate The high houo<
they have conferred upon IN calling me 10 help her1
out Of the labyrinth in which they are invoiSe aud
above all to save nationality nov In such inniu ~t
peril from the grssping spirit Of our nehoors Srd the
Incidence and treason OF few Nexicsns
Return IN the next packet sni In giving an sccosnt
of your mission to those who sept YOU tel them tron
me that ia the next month of Nsrcht will leave THIS sps
for the shores Of Mexico. On nv arrival there az
call around me those persons Of influence who are true
lovers Of their country viii confer Win then ssa
II 6nd cooperation III find sincerity aud good ~n
10 shnega,e capricious aud mistaken opinoRs AMI.
fusly II | find men Of heart to make an Obstinate Dc
nse Of our rights agsnstthe sygressors ron tue Ncr
ard that the only cry Is INDEFENpEScE or p.Aru taea
will lend my sef cheerfnly 20 sacrifices TOR. IN
truth 1 cannot survive the disappearance OF AexicG
nationality and desire to bury myself IN its rulnS "
alter the Mexicans have done their duty the great Ress
ator of the estnes of nations should order TOR us such
fate But II my hopes should not find encouragement
equs to nv desires which can be other than shs
veal and glory OF our nation, viii return di.consoAs
20 this retirement 10 depore the blindness OF people
that ohstnately believe it do every thing whom
leaves the only path left open H. and will nos n,t~ts
H. who like them, have found themselves In similar
situation"
se6o Escoa rus q hs report STATING that Ga hs
arrival ., Yer, Crur he had -srned that -.
had heea settled
must he SATISFACTORY god crens ~hcs 6e"srh Sas ss-
could not know when he used the above ~ord%