The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-02

Interesting from Mexico,
THE RESULT or THE INTERVIEW WITH SANTA
ANNA INVITING HIM TO RETURN TO MEXICO.
The British mail steamer which arrived At Vera Cruz
the 4th Of March reports that Gen. Santa Anna had
cepted the Presidency Of Mexico and would TO that
country IN the mail packet Of the LIST Of April The Vera
tween santa Anna and DR.. Manuel NJ Esoobar, who
despatched TO Carhagens by the authorities Of Vera
tails OF the which passed between them
furnished BY the papers, and translation is given by the
New Orleans 'Ptcdyune, which copy.
The significance of the language Anna touching
the Posuon OF Mexico and his display of unmitigated
hostility towards the United States cannot fail to attract
city of Mexico arch 3d seventeen of the States and
districts had voted for him President one had voted
against HIM and the remaining FIVE had been heard
FROM but his almost unanimous restoration to mower Vas
confidently anticipated Here Is the of the in
Senior Escobar reached Carhagena On the lst Of Feb
ruary, and found Gen. Santa Anna residing at Trbaco
yeleagues from Carthagena Upon meeting Santa Anna
his first question was, What happens in republic
what say the Mexicanss He then asked il it true
that another American invasion threatened, to
pee would force Mexico to cede without aghting.'
Senior Escobar states that he went into long account
tration Of the government and such other subjects
present themselves when two persons meet who love
each other He then handed to the General the letters
and papers he had brought. The next morning Santa
Your coming has made pass . very bad night
How have affected by the unhappy situation of
beloved countryside victim of passion involved in an
archy and in imminent danger of losing her nationality
Unhappy Mexico Without revenue; owing million and
to pay the last years interest," the salaries Of
her officers without army, the frontiers abandoned
the savages the frontier States undermined by traitors
influenced and protected by Amercans-a this tolerated
for hSe years BY naP leaders who are traitors and only
worthy OF universal execration. Lower California too
threatened in such that it may be invaded and
overun without resistance Yucatan sustaining Indi
in which cannot triumph Tehuantepec threaten
occupation
mics delayed until the coming month of April.
"What situation But what has the government of
Mexico done with the millions it received for the iniqu
tous sale Of great portion of territory What has
Done with the revenue 1t has controlled for five years.
view of the prOdiges which the omnous government of
Queretaro offered to doY'
Anna manesting great reluctance to return, and
recapitulang the marked unk,ndness evnced towards
him by the Mexican nation Referring to their treat
ment OF hun during and subsequent to the Mexican
"words cannot define such conduct AMI it indicates
clearly what can be expected from such citizens
cety thus accustomed to the physical and moral
nation of its leaders in its OF independence that
does not respect observing world cannot be otherwise
than in the unhappy condition of country God and
man must condemn acts that rarely found in the
young give their time and their best years to the
benefit Of their country deyng danger and forgetting
al that most dear and sweet in life, and abandon all
for her safety
Besides. it is impossible that can return and meet
u
to power without anything in past history favorable to
them or him who has never been good son, good hus
b band good friend or good citizen; men who have
mpassive even when they saw that nothing done
save our country from the aggressons projected by the
Have the Mexcans abured their passicns9 Do they
blush for their foles9 See the abyss that open at
this modern Rome without any but to bend the
neck If they do not change completely their course
Have they the presumption to suppose that they will be
vii fhnr on,tAfh a
which they lie ano when it would that patriotism
has fed from the land of the Hdalgos Of the urbides
"shall present myself that when no govern.
ment is possble9 When the ties of obedience is torn
solved every social bond and driven morality and virtue
into oblivon DO they wish me to leave this sweet
poser That shall again risk the term of life which D
vine Providence conceded to me, mutiated am to
look upon such misfortune with the wish perhaps to
save but pewerless to remedy because Imay not lind
loyal and effective cooperation occurred when made
front to the American INVASION
Senior Escobar employed every argument calculated to
induce Santa Anna to return representing to him that
Arisa universally deested that every was in
favor OF Santa nna and looked towards him liberia
tor and and that his presence and ooansels
to tranquility and order Two days afterwards Santa Anna
replied to Escobar-
THAT his heart only co I'D be Mexican that not With
standing the past he wished to show to his
how dear they to him that their misortunes we're
HIS and be could be Indifferent to them that look
ing at objects from distance, their deformites
better that he did wish that history should one
day that he had deaf to call his country
wheA she honored him with call to meet the common
danger, and that he had with Indifference her fate
that he desired to end his in the spot he had chosen
as residence for his family that his only wish to
his country happy and that cast aside
to dean him, he resigned himself to give the last proof
Of his patriotism although history taught him to place
no confidence in the passing enthusiasm OF the
II hold he said, 'that independence is the greatest
Of blessings and every good citizen should defend it
with oil his power and cannot be deaf to the voice of
my country men, fail to appreciate the high honor
they have conferred upon in calling to help them
out Of the labyrinth in which they involved and
nent peril from the grasping spirit of negh and
the Incidence and IA eason of a few Mexicans.
"Return in the next packet and, in giving account
OF your mission to those who sent you tell them from
me that in the month of March will leave this spot
for the shores of Mexico. On my arrival there will call
around those persons of influence who true lovers
Of their couh try. will confer with them, and IL find
operation-if find sincerity and good will to abne-
gate capricous and mistaken inonsand, finally If
rights against the aggresors from the North and that
the only is Independence deathtben will lend
myself cheerfuy to saciices for in truth can
not survive the di:appearance Of Mexican nationality
and desire to bury myself in it's RUNS it, after the
Aexcans have done their duty the Great Regulator of
the destnes of nations should order for such fate
But my hopes should not find encouragement equal to
my DESIRES which be other than the veal and
glory of nation will return dscon soate to this
nately believe it do every thing when it leaves
only path left open to it, and will not initiate Others
who like them, have found themselves in similar
situation
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