New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05

for lie coed or Advancement OF the country THIS.
unfortasstedy, has been demonstrated By expert
epee."
If this is not So What did they do when they hsd
the power In their hsncs' Did 10, they occupy all
the public poets when the eifce tumblsd down OF
inslff Did not the Federation then reign Was
there not general Congress, and also local once
was not the press free even to Hcentioasnessi Was
there not o paor al militia numerous tribunsls, and
all this kpparstus which is said 20 form the liberal
sys,em' Was rot the army tia, conquered the inde
p@bj-nce, and the only thing that can preserve t.
and What s called oDprss0r ~ u II time destroyed
IVES there not besides the crdoary revenue, the
Millions of the American indemnity Well, then
why ives that h5e-fy not preserved. and which is
.ad 10 be LOST Why did they not see thu; riches
ard n az epoch Of felicity and fortune that they
promise TO their scbeTeBts Why did one OF the
eacers Of the hJera!s who now conspres as such in
foreign country, himsen destroy the national
.epta,ion Aro finally, Why did all disappear IS II
bv usgc and he have to be called who far from
bs country, and invested with the fullest powers ssd
TO which be never asp'red ard Il that full 20 yer
o6srtd him tha. which is now called usurp stion Aud
are the acts the errors the mistakes the wickedness
of those who at the head OF affairs, and who
pre sgsinst public order. the alleged causes
of the rebellion However great the selfdsnis and
patriotism OF him no, sacrhciug his rarquilty and
r,pose has desired to come for the salvation OF the
country he cannot tolerate such perndy such
mous iiiustice. When took charge of the Govern
nent the baud called federation was bros en- the Con-
cress bad been dissolved by the kbsrd President -
whose bsnds it's sat, ty had been con6ded legal order
Rad disappeared ard having examined the divers
mantle stsiiors of public opinion, 1t was odnd that
M orty Of what were called Stairs were unanimous
in the principle thst nation government should be
Acknowledged in the Republic, with dscretiOaary s1d
NIL lomnmodds power- for ell the time that should be
Necessary to establish good Administrations and this
principle had bean solemnly yielded as 81 express
spulsion ia the c0mDacto 4 6h Fbyn try, establishing
hat the provisional Government shoull exercise the
power discretionslly and should have, vi hoat sny
restriction all the faculties necessary TO reestabish
social .r public administration TO form the na-
"tioDsl treasury, and exercise the attributes OF tho
"iudicial POWER making in il the AIRY reforms
The exercise of It's ample and Extraordinary supreme
power has been given TO me oy almost the unanimous
vote Of those who, being At the head of the States,
r. represented their will and interests. was not the
cause of the situation; l accepted il ~ it
found and received the power as it was con-
ferred on me. | have rot varied the plan the
nation accepted and lave followed the programme
pr,,.r the expression Of ITS sovereign will
hse nothing but tnst which the SANE nation b" desired
.hou Where then thu u'upscn sod he rio!enes
which the fury srd rage OF the rroes h" risen Have
they hevsd BY chance ths WIS called from my retire neHt
an required BY circumstances . the plsythns Of
tie passions ard Interests of each man and party and TO pre-
sent me the stonng victim Of hcyfy aud thsir
sn S,,b e sks tsemsses Seos. a. CD lives. Sss
have deceived heGseveI never vii permit myself to be
row With al he tbs. h,vs ever exercised M
s1% . P'i be- Sr..i 50 aod - to .o~ @y.
be blndy lea by the nphsion' Of soy party b' m asme
Whatever II might
Tn. .,ocranme Of nv government OF which the sedou.
affect ignorant that which the nation has siveu
ard wbch It hiss uniformly declared to be the only
pab Of .avDs IL from aasrcby the dissolution wh.h
tbseDed H. And IL doubt eosd have arisen respecting
Il. desire. and intentions to day on hi. memorable DAY
uhh bs ratified il. vote. declaration
Council OF state ore can be ignorant o. them me non
desire. that the supreme command OF the Republic sh, be
e1,rLed supple faculties with which has al
rdy been eHere"d Ard this solemn dee,sr'toa eontsn'
juno) the have had TO tahi will be m2re expl
pted Of supreme and resign nyef tho
continuance OF It's exercise The shoIt sketch OF the msgoe
Dor TO be with which have attempted to realize the ma,
tiOtal pegsne thu: composing with the immense debt OF
tie OF the Republic, showing what sss rs desires.
."a S.. been and ever viii be- ta pye..yr Ia Of
tie Nationality at al cost because without scoun
viii be the ~ Aud who doubts that the Ma
obsy been the point of being lost and that thus fear
has the bes beat those who desire 20 have country
spsnI their Children sud has been the principal mo
tive for eODfdns to me the full o~nmoda power INA. e.sr
the nation. which account OF tteon 9rlmoseny hd
destructive principle thai nations 70 Be free :ag, not BE- 9rm'
sufficient to they hrd r9hts Jr none 70 dare
a.t,srer, Of nstiop they have not known
enough and the effect Of whose raves &c sun feel For the
IDEAS did snbce Tor the prop.sstors
them the country humiated IN 1913 by handful OF
no. ~ Sc iii hsm p.
in defense Of those rights they proclaim rai my pat n
seTe DOCTRINES ard Ia the anarchist sytsm established by tbs
1872 s have believed and 90 believe firm
II the @exicsrs desire 20 have country they all ousht 70
themselves ans unite moot firmly against the common
while Independence threafened
in Mexico there hculd be but Government lunar y IN
subjects who shall obey In al tbs extension
tdepsrdence OF Mexico and same must preserve
tionsity these convictions, have coDsecrsted
security and there exists
army Of veterans who improve every day aud whose
number shall be increased far may necessary Our
ofwsr being collected and workshops
fOundes work without easns the frontiers sarI'oned
properly sbps Of and hsd IL not been for the
infamous Of the south there would have been erected
in all the and strategic points the necessary o1tica,on
and the would have contained more osn 90 men
the best state OF scipne Eternal on the revolution
" who thus binder the country from preparing for deien'e
their vii descend loaded with gnomnJ aud execaon to
future generations
In the fshaul cribs in which called the exterior
lsoLs Republic offered other dsnse ts nationality
ara that could be- rid Of confessed
b. an authentic document Of hat epoch The question o
A,sa Valley be occupied by the forces Of that
pstion who alleged belonged TO them snd there were no
tween the two Governments the quss
ton. Without an srmy without materials without money
been undertaken Prudence and patroti advised the AVOID
ing Of il the preservation OF harmony with nesnbos
Ina ,be s Of that Republic almost the half Of tho
ena Territory reused being reduced to lees thsy
admitted but finally fixed 20 thoes assigned 10
the Treaty Of the seth December 1853 The indemnity Of
SIS 30 in cab fret sssed upon ssr~srd reduced
sso reduced and this teoryof ts importance to M-x~o
given for that sum 'seompeasldo, CON aqset saio'J
This treaty the motive for oneDse OF false pa
Of the b{pocrics ieyai who nothing sesnd.
the they made Of than half Of the repub
he BY the isnouinous treaty Of Guadalupe What comp.r
there etweenthe immense territory they permitted TO
In that ightfa epoch epoch which
called mind without the boso hesyins with fury and
the very small became l. was question and given
to obyste evils which been conceded by the treaty called
tie MeLa Treaty The respective department. Will manifest,
when may be opporune necessary the advantages OF
tons received by the Chief Of the STATE and then the ads
and prudence Ia which he prsceeded In such srdaoas
that ny government did for the security Of the country w
.eino~dsed and the world vi. see that ne who dd n't