The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-07
tAmrA ANNA.
III. lyrirai in Mr4ico--Aeronn' o. ~"
Rreepfioa, e,e.--Ms Manifesto

KrrrfHiDH, Ct.--SiiS -'s'''|
We make short synopsis. 'fo" Tue
yera Cruz papers. Of the ceremo"'e" ~.
c;deut on Santa AnnA's reception !" '"a'
city. ;,.,,
n. arrival Of Santa Anna was anron"eeu
hy the fling Of guns from the l0'"'ss ..
Tina and the public square. Inc pache'
came IN little after three. The pop''n''oo
u.hcd 10 meet him, and hailed hun win
,,uch enthusiasm. Ga shore be was re-
ceiyed by the people, his many friends ~"
b> the authorities OF the city wh" gave
lin , solemn reception. Lines OF troop.
,..,, standing on both sides 81 him, ana
h.,ween Them stood The triumphal arch III
the square.
csurrol Santa Anna walked in the CEN
fro ACCOMPANIED by his wife, and followed
hy an immense crowd, greeted by h"rrhs
and shouts of loy, the sound of music, the
firing OF cannon, etc. They procse'so 10
the church, where they heard the lie Deum
1 sung aad thence to the palacerwcfc spien'
did and magnificent apartme"WFhau o'e'
prepared Tor him. a.,
senior Pacheco presented to him the pa
pers containing the official result OF inc
election. etc. Santa Anna answered tha''
on handing on the Mexican shore again, De
) came disposed, MS ever, to sacrifice himself
an tho altar of his country; and he never
had thu !ght of debating to 'ts condition"
and laws, abstaining ever from expressing
AN otsnion, except to hear aud respect that
of the nation: tina, the only wish. ana the
&. ohiec, to which hs aspred, was the welfare
= and ACKNOWLEDGMENT, of his country, tor 'ae
oursni, aud accomplishment of which, he
would be ready to spill his blood and yield
up his life, hoping. f. Us only reward
that the country may appreciate his COT"
= duct.
n There were other committees waited
upon the General to cong aulate HIM
mad he answered them all in the sam,
u spirit,
y During the night the arch was llumna
Il ted with 1900 lights The Palace, and al
the houses around the square were liehte'
up. aud ornameutcd with flags. Fes'Nitie
Z were KEEP, up throughout the night.
h On The 1th. grand banquet was give'
b by the Ayunlamiento OF Vera Cruz and !"
which one hundred persons sat down. II
the evening magnificent bali followed
:, "" .'o -, .'."'' '"" ",. ,I.. ,au,,;r,
'e>''' "o"' ""''" W. MANY
extracts:
Z Far from me the thought Of avenglni
= ancient offences; le. those who hav
sought TO become my ene"'rs' iay a''
4 N i md d
all Tear. All Is iorso"eNi an" "h'lc ''"',
+ ins on my native shores, ! preseh, TO Al
e the hand oil Trend. Neither 90 CON
e here to sustain any party ! come soi''
to raise the sacred standard q, we '"'o'
calling upon all MeS'cans, whatever ma
= be Their opinion, 10 rhilN nh"er w. ~
W whose heart d'iales ana IS move" AZ VI
=, voice OF h's country he is my 'r'eh"' he
my companion,
- MeNicans loo long nave we sune'e
=" ourselves to be nlsicd ny chlmeIien' i"en'
10 too 'nuch time have We lost IN 'he 'htesU,
connections u sad reaiiiy has ia'"'
Al undeceivcd us, what 90 we possess NJ u
GO end OF ahifly years OF independence "a
n. your eyes on tnr map "' your country,
u you WIN p'ho'" large pau o' your ''''
d. tory ios' 10 you. Examine Tue STATE
vt your h"'nces' M" 20" VIII perceive h"O
,h ''s nut u'so,ue'' ABUSES iu'n' "h'i
Is. your circuit "Dfoa1 J." ""' Is 'n' ecu e., 81
it, you ''J'S "''""s '"'e'e" ""u'"N " "V'
pc y "s' a'''' III "hose rams n"" '"' none
Ia o' us"n'S 'h'' army ""'cn "eu','e
ut ,"'ePe""'n'"' 10 ""''" ! was Pro'u
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&c ny "'''p' ~" "e'''s 'es'','' '""q"',"''.
dc u''''"''Vs ""'e" "flr''v i"'pl''"p','
to we "'I''Vr % ',' n'Ppu''c- at WHO'S
N ns ,' ulo'r pa so',ne INVASION" INVASION NJ
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n "es'cn"s '"' u, ,"'" 10 'n''e''''-'
it. US prom Nv Tue mar" LESSONS o' eNPo'''o'
ne -''' Wy ,eP"'f '"e errors we nave con
nd Toll with me in good faith, towards til