The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-13

begun 20 be felt when the sudden and inoppoune
pesrsnoo or the rsuon OF the Jesuits was
upon ana with it the literary hopes Of the NATION ana tae
benehccnt oonsoling influences OF NOR .nv' lnero
arc he sersbe and encrgec protests that came iron al
uars az me renubc 10 the bosom OF Congress- in them
figure the name 81 he noS' lHosuous csIens anu we
sec ala a General aiscOAlcrt with which the decree OF
ex,inc,on wss received Il was necessary to make 1t,
boveyer en- against the will CT tue nation, because the
time rad come proclaim the apology OF Communication
1onncree REQUIRED that good faith should be etab
usbedst lent without which Il Is vain 10 endeagor
toseok that dcgelopemert Of which II is susceptible in
rich ooun the fountain and source OF public
wealth precious banner OF peace for The nations, mex
bss lbe spring Of labor and eujoy men-had decayed
Ia Mexico and IL fortune TO rise occasionally,
upon the ruins OF others for bad faith had invaded
The hears OF mer and looms great interest the break
Jog o oortI acts, and repeated ard continual fraudulent
bank W ces, had cAused the large capitalists to hide
themsere and the complete parazafon Of trade, until
laws which lied not ouly the general approval of tue
citizens, but the praises Of foreigners. These will be al
daous OF good faith priv asrs and public relations
general ANNA ion bad begun to be felt, which would
have produced that safe confidence that the deye
opement Of commerce requires.
The 0dmnisti alton OF JUSTICE which in its natural rea
toi with property and persons was with few honora
bic exception exposed In IFS resu and delivered oyes
in its Ioceedirgs to the macou, perspicaciiy Of ras
oAliy, tdlned regularity, proceeded with its natural IN
dependence, and display ed all the energy necessary TO
Cot b. the roots old abuses and to throw veil OF for
getfuness over that culpable leniency which in former
times had caused the abandonment OF Judgment ana the
loss OF TIC most fatteripg hopes.
When on the invita- OF the nation, returned after
long absence 10 tread the soil of my country found TIC
hSkroads Infested by indicators who, encouraged by
in pun.y not only wrung from the peaceful citizen the
fruits Of Ills labor but those vandac depredatons
were stained with the blood OF victims There
security No that unio iunae epoch could travel
three Leagues the large without the risk of
losing bis goods, and even his life. Not only Next
cans, but who awaited themselves of the short
period Of order are go many other witnesses that during
my administration maeiactors punished, and safety
and confidence restored TO travellers.
The warnings tina, executed in accordance With
the laws tue happy result that the evil doors did
not egan ga her together until the moment when they
called out by the heroes Of the revolution OF AyutA
enlist not therefore, strange that this revolution
should have been accompanied with hornple vands
vices Of ev doers should Afterwards taken the pro-
perry OF others ana thus lifted themselves up under the
pretence that this wRs demanded BY progress ana the cv
Mexico is land where, through the weakness of the
government all ccnspatoTs, Who having neither
perry, trade or honest occupation Gni IN disorder the
OF satisfy ing their necessitea and therefore many
young men who have not been able from want OF know
ledge experience study the true character Of the
times and the necessities OF society, suffering under con-
hnua revolutions, convinced OF the difficulties they would
encounter TO place themselves upon Level with men who
known, occupy themselves in writing for the public
superficial bu. virulcnt articles, solely with view TO stir
evourne flames Of discore Therefore necessary that
in Mexico The liberty of the press should be restrained or
this truth Che hero Of yua convinced 70 he only
restricted he in truth dro wned the of writing,
which fact nkde the law relating to the liberty OF the
Unfortunately there certain men in Mexico, who IL
they not in power must busy themselves in feeding
asooS,en' Exciting paruei promoting reyoullons' II Is
TO party and they employ 10 baeKena government the
most INV orthy means These men 1t was necessary to
the act OF the government later events have demonstrated
thai the measure prudent All thai were expatria,ed
NOTED the revolution; and II the present government
which owes its origin to & violent and unjust usurpaon,
has believed itself authorized 10 issue DEGREES OF Danish
meDt with much greater could l. who ca led
by the nation do But even If this were not the acts
OF the present administration Justify those that preceded IT,
Yet there Is notable difference, Tor under my goyern.
msni men Sho were truly revoluo nists were banE he'd
for given To the revolution and for which they
nd.nuiyng thense elves to their hiking and the hero
OF Ayua has exercised bis vengeance upon persons who
though esteemed for their virtues their advanced years
their respectable chars5;er, nothing in politics, and
even should they wsh 10 do So Gould exercise no indu
epce.
In brief, the government, established in Mexico during
my admh sIaton wa respected by foreign nations, and
the resorts OF authority and the future OF that society
which had been ovenhrown and destroyed by the force
Of events began to be reconstructed To day ,hore in
existence government whose bastard oagin shoald
be os, sigh, o. Foreign nations regard With
contempt aod Mexieans making continue Us and very
energetic attempts TO rid themselves OF power which
they hate, they am' n, in silence the horrible and dis
asteus disor snizauol that society IL experiencing.
the event Sat.Ssyc taxed place in Mexico are Of such
nature that they never conceal their tendencies, nor
that headstrGug ignorance fanatic ambition, aud mise
rsbe rsocG, have usurped power because classes are
persecuiec the most sacred rights invaded justice reved
wise vexed offended, and many villains arded
who bear their brow the ndelble marx OF degra Ia
ton and therefore it is that the government has found
triumph Of the revolution from The elevated bench OF tie
nagistracy to the shameful cell OF the prisons.
Let point cut only OF the acts OF the present go
vernment that deserves not only not the praise but not
the approval O, the Mexican people mean the Law Of
ils author sublime icoa, proposed early the
year ISIS ~ dat enlightened Mexican, DR.. Nora but
thought Of being carried into eject because lis
executor required the loss OF principle and would be
inqgtoue attack properly. les, Oh property,
which Tic nan the family. the ensre so;Sley, and
neal danger that the whole NJ be Invaded and destroyed
Say whether TIE gloomy consequences produced oy that
unucky law have not been continuous and very impor
tzni rsnFs 10 which Mexican blood has been shed in tor
rents; immense sIs Of gcli employed IN satisfying the
vile hare OF dGloyay the depoiaoe severance OF the
ties hch most closely unite The hearts OF those who form
the amiIsn fne the esorganlzalon Of so,eiy, which.
naciVAtcr 90 the inmensc vacuum Of doubt, vii! a, last
cod IN Tie tormcna OF violent citation
That law wiz never, by reason OF .s absGrd,y, be np
inandl thoso neeessies have 10 be combined With The
CharaCe stc circumstances Of 90 iety: becauze as
certain az y that Opinions presehed Wild tn, seal Of
Just certain 4 that opinions acquired By inheritance,
and rooted 10 he trad oaa course Of centuries, are MOI
era0i aicd a, blow Tad, no, attacked with mpdny.
Tue present government Of Mexico has desired 10 do
msans o. ,hc transient enthusiasm q triumph due 70
the eIhaustn ~ The people and 10 their lack OF faith 10
tbe future We have seen il occupied solely and exela:
slvely with Ne own exkence-sn unequvooa proof taa,
That eni which hears unceasngy the blows OF
tbose who continually undermine the fort icaioas OF
power Goes not govern al all Tie revolution OF Ayutla
promised among other things that have not been fulfilled,
the formation OF constitutional la on The precise basf
OF which should be erected c grand cduoe OF tue poiu
cal ofarl l1ion Of the people. Is not in the p)rer OF
" c0us i0ic nation by menns Of bne bet inprscu-
cable theories, " these not 10 conformity with
the character, origin, habits AMI state Of civilization
o. the people that 10 be constituted; became
that nrs Law the fundamental decree OF the organization
OF public powers should be than the genuine and
natural resson OF the national cxgencles, and there
FIRE Ought 10 be accommodated 10 tn rcg and poi
cal h n ne pcoe aud 10 comprise In Us structure tho
form mo-, adaptable 10 their moral physical and literary
condition The people ought TO be fhfoy Represented
In their respective constitutions. bot the contuton or
Mexico far from cntng ahfuy the image Of that
society and OF satfiyng lie bcels, Is the ensign Of
bad Uomfsed Of Few most pervcrse enemies oil Catholic
euancpaop--the only civilization possible OF dcyclope-
uen IN Mexico That consututon-the work OF INN Drai
o. the Off png Of ignorance and the consequence Of
dacous pfiJc-r ne pTecSw q r>w and more horrible
roiuito1 Nat M b f0Hlestd bV al CLASSES and dotsd ty
az II must be ~, because the two grca sentiments