New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19
daily gribn,le.
MEXICO.

From Our Own Correspondent - ,o-c
MEXICO, Tuesday, June 3, 1856.
The general organic statute which is to supply
the place of the Constitution, not yet gwen was
issued ON the goth ultimO. This, of course, pre-
scribes and defines the powers OF the Generai Wv,
e,nnert, those of the Governors Of the STATES Oh
hs different b. an ches Of the Administration as also
the rights and dgtes Of citizens and inhaol'an,S'
leaving the President the Supreme Dictator as NC
is in conformity with the plan OF Ayutia' Inc rea'
SONS for each provision are given at length ln the
.xno.itve part of this statute. l send you several
para,raphs extracted rerbatim ct serld", III respect
10 the present dictatorship exercised by the fresi
dent. They are as follows:
"The sixth section comprehends the organization OF
,ho General Cove no,ent Whatever may De the opin'
ions of the persOIs who compose tne Caoiiet sn' 80
!. q uripcple superior 10 them, whlch Is INC PaN "
Ayutla 1t b,irg left, as II should pe, 70 'ne
tLe ,atute has had n acknowledge the dictattsulp
which the said plan conceded TO the fftslie' o tne
Pepubhc For this reason the olst atuc'e pro- 'u Nc
that the Chief of the state shah exercise az S VIC
faculties not assigned 10 the Governors and P~cai
liefs: because e,e there would be thirty I!c'a'ors
which would be IN truth the crown OF AL EVIL NE nhy
of fcwer under the present circumstances Is houy
indisuensabe 10 the organization OF the eie'en'
branches of the public addminlsti alton "hioh - "a.
dutv imposed ON the President by the SAID pan tha'
Of Gyutal and he could but Ill fulfill tins ddiy Tue
local authorities Were allowed 10 act VITA absolute
liberty If the Congress establish Federation tue
States Will regulate their interior administration aJ
c1oing 10 the faculties which for the purpose, shan
be given by the fundamental compact, Out III tae
reSn lin Il is absolutely necessary that center De
,.cogniz, from which may emsnate al tue nheaeu!o
which NAV be judged proper to develop thv eSen.A
id, a of the late revolution. Tue lmPoUahs ieI .
which necessary to be ntroIuceu "a a., 70. - =
i,trat,ye branches would doubtless be irus'Fated II
tie 81 tire mower deposited ID the President shou DC
divided among the local authorities oecau>e'eaC" oo
,efnipg A. is very natural the interests OF MS o~
ti1,rs uousrous contradictions wouid result "-'0H
wnnLi #, rle the best measures and ~oieu PV
dpeinr necessarily serious displessure amonS lne III
lab,sn,. Of the several States, would scatter every
- he Ems Of uisfortuaes which, a; ater Pc
Rod would involve Us IL aiinos' H''N
flicts." 49,. 81. national
unity he ,xposedl II the plan of Ayutla CD Piovl.
that each NJ ate should organize itself, II was DC.
II being Indispensable 10 erect Tree gov eiiiieu
the oppressive IN order 10 destroy ~ was a.
disr,r.abe ia pass over that monetary lrfeSusiy
bch ia in one opposition 10 the third aslcle OF tne
SC Ian IL was Revolutionary element II Wa' 'uo
Jltation of tyrarnicsl power; 1t was ,el'lVie :" ~
60 >, duce the limits of desposm and widen in"se u
Ih.,ty Rut the Government the offspring W TIC
nlp,ior the dictators hip proclaimed IN the saa
nke 3d. being estabhsbeo, u reI I -
ds -, Tie President OF the Republic, because other
. !, connot b.. conceived how the suPfems cAeI U'
r. s,.te can. in the use of tie am9e ldeIN'e' -
~ md, h,mseT iarSsttd, rt0T~ az "e ora *
NJ ad,rtnts,ratloa attend 70 ne sec 1r4y -'I
e 49, ~ the nafi0R AID take ertfy =" ',''
III man b, toqaucfee 10 Hs Pr0sPTRy' S'"F'7-'
end Pr0gTesS. $500. ? .i,--, "a ,-,.,A re have