The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-11
Prom the New York Journal of Commerce.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.


The friends of Mexico not without hope that the ball
of revolution which for forty years has been kept in
notion will stop at the point most vora-
bic public order and liberal government The expert
nents which have already been made in government by
the Mexican people have resulted in the establishment Il
the fact that they will submit arbitrary impe-
rial government and that federal representative govern
ment such ours is essential TO their habits and
and condition The public voice calls trial q
another SYSTEM and which experience has indicated
best suited TO the public exgences This system ID
templaed by the plan of Ayua the details of which
have recently bad occasion to explain The principle of
this plan is consolidated representative republican gov
eminent. The Intervention of State governments, with
State executives and State legislatures and State Judiciary
will be entirely dispensed with the sys-
TEN be put in melton There will be national
tive, and national Congress- and national Judiciary.
1t is believed by many Of the most enlightened Mexicans
among them the intelligent minister from Mexico
in the United States that this system of government will
order and establish prosperity in Mexico 1t is
urged in its favor rather in anticipation OF obvious OBJ
iecons that the interests of all the different portions
Of Mexico homogeneous and therefore invite instead
of repcng the principle Of cenalism in the government
They have no perpetual slavery question to stand a
fixed barrier to consolidation, we have The legisla
tive power under this system will necessarily be the
ling power Of the republic and the of the system
viii depend upon the wisdom and integrity of that branch
of the government 1t will belong this body put in
operation liberal commercial policy than has here
toforo existed in Mexico 1t will belong them curtal
the revenues of the Church. and abolish monopoes and
exclusive privileges and rid the country Of the oppres
sve burden of a standing army
The time be fixed for the first general election
Executive Chief and of the representatives to the
first national Congress The two most prominent candi-
dates the Office General Alvarez and General Com
onort, and the choice will be between them They are
alike pledged TO the support of the plan of Ayutla
General Almone remains here as minister of Mexico,
having been reapponed by the late provisional govern
Of Carrera which government had revoked the ap
pontment of Mr. Vidal, the relative of Santa Anna
SHAKING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND AGuE INDIANA I
The following shverng paragraph appears in the Indian
apolis Journal
We have doubt there is sickness in ndianf
this fall than beforenot of fatal character IL W
true but distressing and expensive The ohs have COM
like oensts in Utah, devouring the accumulated health
many summers. Those who have boosted themselves BILL
proof have shaken like coward entering battle sha
many a robust constitution has felt its ciammy G.. 1ot
oyerspreadng them like November drizze Fros SER
quarter of the State hear the gruntings OF base
sderaoked patients, aud the combined fevers v,y.
afflicted would make heat sufficient TO set sSss w
volcano NJ - ~
The Louisville Courier says 49,
We learn from our exchanges that supply of qui-
nine is exhausted in three of the prncp# the
Wabash in Indiana Terre Hsntc run 81 first and then
made Vincennes and exhaust the stock there.
ss 5 Of ne aIsasa speaking sa %
demand for quinine says "a
{" Our quiuine market pretv dry yesterday. Vim
cennes had made demand for tR article which cleaned
out the drug establishments here We will be oil right
to-day and in the mean ti the public can have free
shake
Shaking is fashionable this season. Some persons
have become ski At it BY practice that they can shake
Hail Columbia apd Yankee DOODLE
NEW rERnkony--The Pioneer, located at Olympia,
Washingtop Territory, lately published call for con-
venon addressed to the people Of Oregon and Washing
ton Territories east Of the Cascade mountains TO meet at
TIE Dalles the 25th Of August last TO take preliminary
steps for the organization of Territory to extend on
either side of the Columbia river from the Cascades to the
Rocky mountains. The Pioneer says that the late treaties
by Gov. Stevens and Cen Palmer with the Indians in the
proposed Terrt have thrown open for occupation
all the fertile valleys Of the scope of country and its
admirable adaptation for stockgrowing hes already in
dueed large number of farmers from the Willamette val
ley TO emgrate bither There also gold fields in that
section of country, and If public expectations regard TO
them realized the Pioneer thinks that three thousand
people would be found there within a month.
PERsovAL-Bancroft, the historian, was in Columbia,
South Carolina last week the guest Of Mrs General Ham
ilton.