The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-31

MHe JAMES q. BEssErT. EpiroEE \ s:uEALD:-
SiR-in the weekly issue OF your paper OF June .,
end ia sn article on our present relations with
Mexico-tbe Mesila difficulty. ne treaty &c
you aim . bios at Carassjal, and what you call d,i-
buetezisn toe Rio Gruude. which is 4 mere brand.
ishiSg Of . weapon in tn. dark
Caruvsa IL not iiIibus-ering on The MEXICAN fcon.
tier, nor !. he what you seem to thnk him-a mere
sthrer up of comnou N, that be may avail himself
OF the CON us,oA 70 a9trandize aiDelf iii, senti-
ncnS Aie ba'ed upon Through Mexican platform.
be not his friends, nor bis allies III leceut move
De'lts-he nlmselt aspues 70 regenerate Mexico.
His thorough American education mingle. Ia MIN
with spirit of ambition beyoad his powers and
great love Of country From mixture Of these
mept )oa can learn tie man. After years of sppa-
rent matursicn, he thought ne had at last hit lpun
plan tn t @.uld the dropping prospects of
Mexico He maze his effort. II WAS not adequate.
HH pecunary affairs are greatly worsted by the
struggle.
But II is not OF Caravsjal intend to write want
you to know some facts, az least the elem tary
principles Of what ha, been yclept flliousterism on
the Mexican frontier. 1t oeaps that every American
ctSea- that every citizen Of all govrro ment, based
upon democratic prlncp es-h4s a right TO expstri-
ate hlmseif III viii.
IL
fOf IN such the subj ct Is deuiued to he for life
he Is born. But i'll i cenocr,t,c government the IN.
diviouI has the right II exyaIiation. or else our
nstlralizat on laws q haunbng; berause. if we
recognise the right Of toe E3yishmAn the German
or the Chinaman t. become a citizen Of our land
ceatss we must admit that the American has a rigot
to become an English citizen or citizen OF Ger
many or China, 80 tar as are concerned. Now
fibuster IDEA is, tuat % Texas grew up from a
body Ut men bound together upon principles which
whilst they abnega'ed many political theorelns. still
respected the claims OF humanity. religion aud jus.
G0e In the administration II punish ne uts aud re-
wards 30 may other bodies eventually nation ,llze
Themselves, and take proud stand Ia the galaxy Of
free governments
Some may urge that lawess acts have been con-
nittrd; even heUOus CT ines have Deen enacted ana
Therefore all should 0e ooked upon ~ a body If ~
rates. This is wrong. IL Is not denied mat such
instances Lave occurred. and II Is q Necessary evil
growing out Of the nature Of things Other may
urge thst Mcxicans alone should rear the STANDARD
of rcust-in other words. that Mexicans should first
organize aD0 then those who ~iah 10 at their for
tuner upon the chances Of the struggle Gun coGie in
aud take part Such Ia the cae@ precisely. Sonora
SiualOs, Durango chihuahua, NleyJ Leon aud Ia
msnlipas States DESTROYS OF annexation or of
emerging from their 1rceeot ansrchous co9dision
into that o. distinct republic. The sentiment of
the States mentioned is almost rusnimou favor of
any move which rnsy change their present system of
government.
This Is no chimerical idea nor is it mere epheme.
raj hedge podge Three generations ago. the States
meuuObtC presented picture IN winch uacIendai,
immense drves, and wealthy proprietor filled the
vista. Since then forced loan and MONOPOLY nave
seized the wealth Indians scattered tie dr1ves
ord evies have lett tue plantations unworked All
this without y OF these States being recipients of
any OF the transient benefits OF those pronuncanen.
to's, dc which have been par ly popular ia the
other States 4 our sister regubiic. la short the
result that the present generation OF land
OwHra Try tat state Of things. IL n.y be
asked, Why do they Dot them elves 90 to the W rkl
The onpwer is. What can W. do? The Indians,
tbnls tive aoabe without having TO ~ IRE
men +, fight With Central Mexico and with all the
United States What can We do to qniet these de-
predationsf Dur country IL overrGn ID it would re
much W. .se II we had to levy I. force TO meet the
army sent agsnst II in or struggle for reform.
Another fact IL may be asked, l. ultimate sue
ces~ ikel, !? For answcr ynn can haze this The
mines OF these Stst,s itvaIuatl the migts
alm Of thee S'aes c0fi money annually enough
to defrsy ito peaceful dsbr eGcrt even under pre-
sent circumstances There j. no unari nsy no 9. n
cert tecsu,e The means OF com UuncatlnD ISOLATION
SC, keep n.itds wortby 81 high career FROM CON
nuDion, and IL IL from the " outside barbsraus"
that million sDd a half of souls, inhanitlog net
Of Iand frm the Atlantic, with Ta,l,i o, to the Gulf
o. California aud the Pacific with GIaym1 and
Mszatlsp. look for initiative steps
LooKkR or IN CoRPUs CHRISTI, TEXAS.