The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-06
mE REPUBLIC OF MEXICO.
nnu>~srtsnt OMcaal Doouments-Thc War Not
Yet Finished by Alvarez.

hvson Don Romulo Diax de Il Vega and his Exceency
the General Of Division Don Ysnaco Mora villami In
the order in which they are named.
These persons shall enter into the exercise Of their
nctons whenever the actual President dies Declares
an order signed with ms nand tnat ne can no Longer
which be may judge sufficient.
g. The executive power being installed its chief duty
AA be the maintenance Of order and its first act to con-
,Sle the nation the manner which 1t may consider
proper, that 1t may constitute itself according TO its
Palace Of the national Government, in Mexico, on the
u Of August, 1860 ,,, NM IVY.
10 TIN MINISTER THE INTERIOR.
And communicate it to your Excellency for your in
ssxnation, and the ends consequent tAsre TO,
An' "'1'''' YGNACIo AGUILAR
h his Exceency the Governor Of the Department Of
GOVERNMENT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF VERA Cruz.
Ofrcg GENERAL rN-CmEP.
Your FxCEIIESCY-ThrOugh the proper departments
Won we're informed Of the departure Tor Vera Cruz of
General President and of the decree OF the sh instant
nent n case Of death or his resng the power entrus
cd to him. on the point OF publishing the commu-
natsn which he has adore 10 me from when
spal corporation and of the inhabitants OF this capital
have proclaimed and sent to me the acta Of which
herewith accompany copy. In such state of things
and wishing avoid the sad evils which would be the
natural consequence Of opposition to the wishes ex
been acknowledged the Genealin Chief have deter
mined carry out the provisions OF the first article OF
composed Of two members from each de aartment ncud
ing the district shall elect by absolute majority OF
votes, the President pro tempore Of the republic
and that the government committed TO your charge may
proceed in conformity with what has been done in this
city, have the honor Of informing your Excellency
thereof earnestly begging you give uniformity to pub
nc opinion and at the same time watch over the
vston of order and the public tranquility, in order TO
endeavor that the nation after many trials may
seed in establishing firm government which may lead
- that prosperity which is demanded by civilization and
IA of
Exceency with due weight the necessity of avoiding the
zcted state OF the passions which give rise to conflicts
usder your charge earnestly recommend to you the
greatest prudence and that governing according to law
the action of the which Is about
Being established to be waited for land which will be com
uuncated to your Excelency at reasonable time.
offer your Exccllency renewed assurances OF my dis
tmguished consideration.
Sod and Liberty Mexico August T. 1888 ~.
His Excellency the GovERSoR
of the Department Of Vera Cruz
Nm CITIZEN RoMuIo Dnz Vega GENERAL OF DIv
sl0N, AND GENERAL-IN- CHIEF THE GARRISON AND THE
PEOPLE OF MEXICO HIS FELLOW CITZESs:-
Nexfcans As old soldier of the country have al
Ways considered it imperious duty to obey its will
me requirements public opinion, the general anxiety
the state Of confusion in which the country finds itself
from the absence Of all government have caused me to
sants and garrison Of Ibis enlightened capital.
In the plan which has been proclaimed the necessity
may constitute itself, and sufficient securities have been
given the army the defender and brother Of the peo
and it will be the salvation Of the republic.
Fellow Countr ymen-My name has never appeared in
any pronunciamiento" have the satisfaction OF feel
ing that as citizen and soldier have taken
part II unfortunate disscnsons; and now merely join
those who wish to form government WIN view 70 .ne
ruin and at the time dishonor before the world
your patriotism on your prudence, depends the con-
Fellow Gtizens-f do nothing than bow to your
wi and thus save you from anarchy Understand that
have other ambition than the public welfare, the
ORDER and for the attaining OF these ends
count upon you For myself desire nothing; for my
euntry all. So social order is secure, shall
live without aspirings in private liie and il there be
foreign enemy to threaten, or II the public peace be In
anger in the ranks of the army will he again present
limsef and will give battle good citizen, who is
yeur fellov-citizen and friend, nr.y yrc,
MEXICO, August II, 1855.
ACT OF ADHESION TO AyrT-. BY Tue GENERALS
WHO SUBSCRIBE
In the city of Mexico the 18th day OF August 1870
e n VINO ,hs Genera, Of DIVISION Dom NO.
mulo Daz de La Vega commanding and Governor Of tue
district Of Mexico his Exceency made known to them
that be had received two teegaphc dispatches OF an
Official character in which the chief clerk OF the War
Department and his excellency General Don Antonio Lo
peg dc Santa Anna advise that he has resigned the SUI
preme command of the republic that the executive ap
pointed by the decree of the s instant not having been
this capital animated by the desire OF satisfying Ne re-
auirements Of public opinion have raise acta in
which necessity is Acknowledged Of adopting the plan
proclaimed in Ayutla the LIST OF March 1854 in it
laid down the principles and rights which the milton
seeks for the temporary organization OF national 50
vernment which may consolidate the future well being
that taking into considers alton the resignation OF thu
executive power Objected by his Exceency General Santa
Anna he asked the Generals present adopted the action
Of this garrison; that he at the time made known
the impeous necessity of shng without delay,
public confidence by putting end 70 the evils Of w
and to the uncertainty which existed in regard to the
privileges and rights OF all the citizens.
The Generals present having discussed the proprety
Of accepting the plan advered to termination OF the
crisis, and in the same terms IN which II was
adopted ty the garrison, unanimously resolved upon the
Whereas, the plan Of Ayula il The national wish;
whereas Of its articles longer to the point
whereas the resignation OF his Exceency General santa
Anna put end to his administration therefore the
aid plan is adopted in the following terms:-
/. As this plan has been adopted by the majority of
che nation the Generalin-Chie Acknowledged az such
70 this capital shall proceed 'mmela,ey 70 appoa,
Acluding the district.
o This 'iuDta" shall assemble Immediately after ~
ting by an absolute majority Of votes, the President q
g. Tie ssjuntap shall serve a council to the rroyl.
aional President during the short period of his Office
The President pro tenn. shall he clothed with ample
powers for the maintenance the security and ndepen
sence Of the national territory, and Cor the taking
q the other branches OF the public administration
Within ssen DAYS s''e5 . nssas eaerei ~, mo ,s
convoke the Congress extraordinary in conformity with
ths basis of the law which, with like object was siyen
the year 1841 whose sole occupation shall be, within
the peremptory Of six months 20 constitute the ma
ton under the form Of Representatives popular repnb
nc and TO revise the acts OF the rroviioiu eAccutVe
g. As TO the army pertains the maintenance Of order
and Of the civil rights the provisional government shall
take preserve a. and TO watch over II IN tho man
required from its noble institution The provisional
government shall likewise take 70 protect ths IL
berty OF commerce, both foreign and internal establish
be kept
a. From this moment the effects Of existing laws on
the casting Of lots and passports and likewise tne
tax imposed the inhabitants under tae name OF
sscapitationp cease.
Done on the day and year mentioned
ROMuIO DlAZ DE- IA VEGA
fGNAClO DE MORA Y yIIIANfI
MARLIN CABRERA
Beniio QHjrno, a..
QUARTERS OF THE GENERsf+N-cuiEY
Y0rR ExcEIIsycY-By the accompanying c1mnguica.
ions your ExcScncy viii be informed Of the action
this capital ~ which I have been Acknowledged a,
Henera In Chief and likewise that election Tor n~n