The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09
UNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER o. 1855.

by the most tyranny Our foreign relation,
complicated by sad ineapsciy withou, revenue without
public order without an administrator without laws
without Notwithstanding has 10 be created.
Never has there been great neces ity for ,uragc
not iDyinsible.
Prem the Kindness Of Providence and the patriotism Of
yoke which has crushed ,hem they viii Know how with
prudst moderation and decision 10 savr their country
ana establish upon solid basis her liberty The lesson
Lar betn tremendous may he useful though II were
severe Let us never gei what have been the results
q conservative principle AS 10 the men Who profess
or aAect 10 profess, such principles by their us shall
ye know tbem."
SANTA ANNA AND HIS ACTS or OPPRESSION
~ s'go <ajd oi August II contains the following in
'eesf article on Mexican affairs the tyranny Of santa
However ex'rs ordinary may appear the grave events
which we have just Witnessed, they do surprise
the arc natural and inevitable Consequences OF princi
prs agnnst which, for sixteen years have contnu.
ally battled because CLEARLY oresaw that their app
en- ion would be he degradation and ruin OF our country
General Santa Anna was not called by tho people
as We told him in ths journal when he landed at
vera .Isz declaring 70 him that chance brought him,
end explaining to him What the situation OF the
.o'nty He paid no attention to words. and whom
hcibsmsd his ministry all hope lost since he he'd de-
lNered himself up to pnrfy--disma immoral incon-
sistent, and composed ~ desertcrs or Of irnorapt
men, who comprehended neither the progress nor
the exigencies Of the period In which VIC i've From
nat moment, in the mountains Of the sou'h in that re-
pge Of the cause Of independence where Iur ,de spur
cd the banners of 1871 whero later s dagcrs
inundated Guerrero re-echoed n cry Of indgnafion
which early warned the Dictator that he errine from
his path. Shortly after, account Of the disaru,-
ing Of the National Guard in Vera Cruz-of those
brave hearts who fought the foreign invader--the
blood OF our brothers began to flow on the scafold
4 was q crime on our part to mourn for -
lives OF those innocent men were runshsn - dia
toihers Of the public order and that punishment viii
always be token grateful TO conscienccs as men
and MeScans. From that reigned over our un
happy land cespotism and tyranny ncapacity and rno
raiity until the republic into
pool OF blood and fh Athousand days would not suncc
TO recount wiad Nexcans have suffered, imprisonment
bani,hment punishment arbitrary treatmcd vexaiions
at all hours expressions of the lthies character espio
age everywhere, leyies mae which left cabins OF
the poor desolae and the fields abandoned even
uron light feters upon everything, forced loans des-
roiations and all for what to sell a wreched price
the National territory and TO waste the prodvcts to sell
slaves the Indians of Yucatan sell hyors and en-
ployment TO traffic in everything TO accumulate CO.
lossa fortunes and impoversh the people the
Order OF Guadoloupe and amuse themselves with the
faIces of a carnival United with tyranny incapacity
with despoism, puerilty.