New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-19


than he was. and nv ane 81 o"un"n annse believes
\, tboi, sineetty howevof plausible s"no of their
| Int, .,t, and thcir we'll fciruod repentance may
| sccm II 10 not believed even. that Carfnra ovof
meant a. convokr q Congross. nor to do anything
but 60 held on and proong that fatal military dos
potism established 10y bin lat" maHt"f' N"ht" Anna
Comonfort entered Guadaajafa the last strong
hold Of Tho Government on tho I'D ult, amid tho
r.ioIcinrs Of tho people. Tho whole city pro
claimed for tho plan Of Ayutla entire The popu-
Iation made a representation to him condemnng
Tho acts Of yega and Carrcra in this capital and In
sist on the said plan being fully carried out. They
! say in their representation
! ;.Whcp we sce the garrison Of Mexico, that IA To
saw the aessssns of the people, have not taken the
least notice Of Don Juan Alvarez nor oil his ooabor-
err can there I've good faith IN their manliestsuoos
Bu; the fac, exists treason il being prepared ane"
and the Republic will be Ggeln deceived the design
Of the defenders Of the revolution, and the plan OF
Ayutla is not fully realized, by separating from the
high places in the country those dangerous men who
! have destroyed IL
cannot call your attention too much nor too
often to the fact of the readiness of the military
faction to turn over, cry out against their late
master, adapt themselves apparently to the plan
! of Ayutla. or TO their cOnsummate impudtnce in
| inviting those who have sacrificed everything to
! ioin with them 10 sGre the country. A world OF
! knowledge is embraced in that single fact. But
| they are bound to lose their days are numbered,
and the experiment Of Alvarez of giving 10 his
country the fullest extent Of civil and religious
liberty is at length to be carried into effect. The
plan of Ayutla rays not word about the church,
and we well know the views of the leaders of the
| revolution on that point. Military despotism is TO
Give WAY 10 the civil authority immigration is 10
be protected ard encouraged and Mexico, II 10 be-
! lieved, will be for once free if but for day.
At present, however, anarchy prevails. Car
rera aud his faction are endeaForiDg to combine
1 Al bald have
usurped.
Haro Tamariz threatens TO march to Mexico
and drive him (Carrera) ont. and takes 1t upon
himself to make plan of his own. also protecting
| the Church. and invites the other chiefs 10 JOIN
him. He took the liberty, in union with farrodi,
late Governor of San Luis Potosi and sstrsP OF
Santa Anna, 10 invite Nidaurri to join him. VI
daurr answered them both IN the most scathing
| terms and threatens to march against San LUIS II
they do not Immediately deliver up their arms to
the civil authorities and clear out.
Alvarez and Comonfort say the plan OF Ayutla
must and shall be carried out Therefore you
NAV be assured that, come what may, the santa
| Anna faction with their murderous hypocrisy,
will have to sink into the insgniicance they SO
| Justly merit. Gen. Alvarez 10 expected mere 0!
| the middle of this month.
A great many newspapers have sprung into eX-
istence since the 18th ult, all of them OF the most
liberal character for the present, but several are
supported BY the faction OF Carers. At the head
| of the latter il the SiglO XIX and the Diario
| Official! again resuscitated and protesting to be
liberal The other papers say the latter is sup
| ported wholly by the Government Of Carrera aud
| that the proprietor Of the SigLo XA gets $4,000
month for the printing of it, 1t is true that as
soon as the proprietor of that paper got the prom
ise of that Job he turned from the revolution, as
he had Just done from his master Santa Anna,
(after he had left and with all his little might
| espOused the cause of Carrera.
The Monitor takes the lead among the liberal
journals and is, as ever, faithful to that cause.
On the 3lst ultimO resolution signed by almost
all of the principal citizens Of the Capital and Dis
trict Of Mexico was transmitted TO the President
! od interim, in which they state that they do not
recognize bis government, and ask him to resign.
He asked Fix DAYS to consider it, In the mean
time be is surrounded by the principals of the con-
servstive Santa Anna party, who supply him
with money, and are endeavorng TO force him to
hold on to his Office Their plan is to gain time in
order to avail themselves of the arrival here of
$500 troops under Marquee, and Blanco the ate
Minister of War under Santa Anna and who
evacuated Guadalala ara on the arrival Of Comon-
| fort az also of the other remnants Of the army,
and then unite with Haro Tamariz to defeat the
aim Of the revolution Printed petitions are also
in circulation for signatures insisting on Carreras
continuance in power.
| EVERYTHING now depends upon the trmness OF
! Alvarez Should he give way and tempOrzefwitn
the abettOIs of the late Governor all his en0rts all
| those of his friends and cO-laborers, Will have been
! in vain. And perhaps the same VIII take place
with the downfall of those abettors. stated to
YOU nv opinion, long ago as TO the tate OF Mexico
in case the fall of Arsta should take place. and
have but little reason to think differently now. All
that announced, in case of that event, has been,
and is now being realized.
Gen. Alvarez is on the way to this city from
| Acapulco and COmOnfsrt Will soon leave Gusda-
lejars alO for here. 1t is supposed that Gen. Car
rera will resign Immediately ON the arrival of the
| former General
| All is quiet throughout the country.
suboin the plan of Ayuta:
ARTICLE lAnono Lopez De ALna and other funct,n
who Ike himself have merted condolences Of the
peoPe who opposed to this plan shall cease TO exercise
AR 2IWhtn tb. pan shall have been adopted By the
majority OF ustf The a the Fo'ces WI,
Territory in ocer that they may h,yne met Of me
they proper elect TIE President dd nei Of
the Republic and hin bis Council daros the short
Art s-The Prs,dent al i1trs shall be a. once
ample facilities attend the Dsona security and inde
pend nee other branches q public ADMINISTRATION
ART. - The States IN which this political plsn sha'l be
eat,d with individuals OF welksown good port chosen
By himself shall make Aad pIomulsae, within month sfer
their meeting, tie proVaoIa sttrs which ss. govern IA
their epeciiye S'ae Te'Htor the irdPenssbe base Of
each teDg hat The nation u hs be -~sys
AKT S. within IS days sher the President I'D SHALL
have eutrd upon BIZ functions BE- .hs eHGaor
With Tie OBJ in lS4l which .h. occupy exell
vely the under the Republic repre-
popular form and shat revise The Of the Pov
| ons tItcu'Ive mentioned 10 Ar.
The army is being The support Of order aai OF
pre.rv. sud ,epd to It. noble demands.
Also protect the liberty Of interior and commerce,
The meantime the maritime houses being soverne4 by
that published under the administration Of Senior Ceval-