New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

But up 10 the present the other two movements
have not terminated, and ss since their occurrence
other events have taken place in the capital which
may be Intentionally exaggerated by the enemies OF
order and Of liberty, the Government believes 70 De
lie duty 10 inform the nation OF the true state OF
thng- in order that il knowing the evils OF the pfes
ent and the dangers Of the future shall render 70 the
Administration f. prompt and effective aid, to the end
that may remedy the former and prevent the a'tel
Some day. age the Government began to have well
founded suspicious that conspiracy was on loot N tne
capital under the direction Of Don Antonio marc
Taurriz The Government consequently ordered the
greatest vigilance TO be observed and by degrees ae-
CURED information confirming its hrs news IN respect
TO this conspiracy. And although his Excelency tue
President had reason 10 expect that the old ana mt
mate friendship which has united Senor Haro 10 him
and re Cabinet would be sufficient to deter him, e1-
perience proved that cOnhding perhaps in that same
friendship, he still continued TO follow the road 70 per-
dition on which he had set cut.
Persons Of high standing informed the Government
Of the part Sehor Hare had taken in some OF the reac-
tionary movements The numerous reunions OF the
military and disaffected that the said gentleman held N
his house well and publicly known to the inhabitants
Of the capital as is also the insulting confidence with
which the revolution spoken of even IN the eorri-
don Of the palace For these reasons and on account
of much more data which the Government recoected
il convinced that il would be al Intentional shut
ting OF the eyes not to see the imminent DANGER
which established order was in.
"But the Government being DESTROYS of not employ
ing other means until those dictated by prudence
should prove wholly Intellectual, gave several lhtlila-
tons 10 Senor Haro, through persons who had init
ence him, but these produced no effect, the
President appealed to the old relations of friendship
which arose from the beginning of youth. In long
interview he mantle sted to Senior Haro all that his deep
des TO avoid personal disagreement ucateui ne
proposed TO him various means to free himself from the
compromises in which he might find himself he pre-
scented to bis mind the fgktfu picture of the future OF
the country divided into fractions aud enyeloped IN
civil war. All in vain. Senior Haro obstnatey
denied facts clear TO all closed the avenue TO ell con-
Citation and obliged the President, who had Loyalty
fulfilled bis duty as friend, TO ast as the supreme
chief of the State
"Some days passed even after this conference, until
tolerance not being possibly compatible with pru
dence and which moment longer would nave Oeen
culpable the Government saw itself obliged 10 order
be imprsonment of Senior Haro and his conveyance TO
Vera Cruz and that also of the Generals Don Fran
cisco Pacheco and Augustine Tires Thls measure,
dictated by virtue of the discreonal power with which
the Government finds itself invested, the result of
data which exist, and which is in part known to the
public. 1t painful TO proceed in this manner but 1t
il necessary when the reaction not only the
personality Of the Government but the nation itseIi
with destruction the preservation OF which II, beyond
doubt preferable TO all personal considerations The
mprisoDInent ard conveyance of those gentlemen
took place their persons being treated IN manner
which should not prejudice the security OF the measure
but unfortunately Senior Haro succeeded IN making
his escape day before yesterday between Cordova and
Vera Ciuz. The Government will cause the proper
investigation of the fact to be made and VIII chastIse
severely those who are found guilty OF elIlng N .he
matter but the securing of the person OF Sehor Haro
being indispensable, the President orders that your
Excellency dictate all the measures you may THINK
proper for that object, employing all the means sug
gested by your weH-keown PATRIOTISM warning Ia1
subetern authorities to proceed with all efficacy until
the object minated ia obtained In which case your
Excellency will order that Senior Hare be placed In
safe custody, giving immediate advice of the same.
"The rst, the principal duty of all governments Is to
pr serve the tranquility of the socety whose destiny
is commended TO it, charge. And as this tranqunhty
in view of the facts above related, was rendered I'M
possible by the remaining of Sehor iaro IN Mexico,
was Indispensable to order his absence rom IL, De-
cause in doing otherwise the Government would nave
failed in ts most strict Obligation which that OF pre-
venting crime. Ii has the strength and the resolution
necessary to repress those that are being consuni-
mated but being able To prevent them, would COM
NIT an unpardonabe fault should il not employ fol
that end the discretonal power the revolution has
placed in its hands. Ii cannot be accused OF precpi-
taion of acting upon slight grounds when II nas
waited many DAYS ard exhausted oil the means that
prudence dictates in similar II by overscupu-
ousness the Government had allowed the reaction 70
fofy itself socety would have called II to strict ac'
count reminding it that the public welfare the su-
preme law Of nations.
" should do great injustice to your Exceuency 3
knowledge by OBTAINING myself in demonstrating to
you the true character of the movements when nave
lately taken place. The political antecedents OF Senior
Haro are known and well known that since the cele-
brated decree of 2eth November, 1874, signed and
urged by him, he has shown decided resolution III
hourly conspired against the constitutional system
and in favor of d. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
succeeding in denaturalizng the revolution OF Guada-
sjara and in converting it to the advancement OF h
own principles. A few days after the establishment
of the dictatorship, he separated himself from santa
Anna and began to conspre against him, and N De-
cember 1854 he had to fly from this capital and wan
der about in various States of the INTERIOR MS con-
duct in the revolution which has Just trumphed stu
quite fresh in the minds OF all the Republic saw hs
plan Of San Luis Potosi, by virtue OF winch ne in-
tended to place himself the true chiefs Of nDery,
which was the cause Of serious difficulties and which,
although the President overcame them, have been tue
cause of dissatisfaction, and have contributed NOT
little TO embanass the progress OF the ADMINISTRATOR
THE reaction, supported by the same elements which
served basis for the Dictatorship, return. 10 the
struggle against the peope-a struggle which must
terminate at once The nation cannot be the pstn-
mony Of any person; no man, however great ne may
be; class however important II may appear shaii De-
eve itself to have right to dispose at VIII OF inc ia,e
of country which impoverished by the robberies OF
20 many years desoated by civil war, and corrupted
by passions, cannot withstand another shock. Tue
rtaCtionits will have the sad pleasure to triumph over
part of the Republic, and behold the iredeema1.e
loss of the other II is absolutely necessary to unde-
ceive ourselves. If new overthrow should prevent
Mexico from constituting herself now in legal and SUIT
able manner, anarchy will be the frst fruit Oh the
crime the division of the territory Its immediate con-
sequence, and the oss of the nationality ts very
probable result. 49,
The Government therefore calls al Mexcans at its
side because il is convinced that this Will be the sst
effort of tie nation. Those reactionary movements 90
indicate the general feeling of the country they
are osprngs Of wrath and Of ingrsttude ana the e1
preston Of personal interests contrary 70 those OF tne
public welfare, which with one preteIt and then
with another have no other object than the aggran
dz.men of persons and the repression OF every LIBERAL
principle, Of all idea OF progress, Of every improving
element, and Of all thought in favor OF the people
Tie President who has received rs an Inheritance the
errors Of many years Of discOrd, appeals no" TO that
people to itself defense OF its legitimate rgnts
and resst the last Aggression Of deePotsln, whIch