The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-28

new RyI,bustex+rS n1Ovcmeot-nI~xSco In
Danger.
We Learn that new lubustcriug movement is
on foot IA this oltV, ssd that snal vessel has
been chartered W como friends Of Santa Aaus,
sod Is about to he sent or FOE raupico, or 70 ne
place in ,sst vioi0ity, with two or three thou
sand nasSets, lot Of cartridges, aud few men,
to kick Up ranpus In the State Of Tamaulipas,
preliminary to grand move Of the friends of
the ex dictator. Ia and out Of Mexico.
The signs of the times indicate some new COM
oites of New York and New Orleans saw large
coteries of eminent aud prominent Mexicsns
gathered against the sway of Santa Anna. and
ultimately diving him from power, so, to day, do
we SEQ the positive and negative electricity of
Mexican politics gathering around different oen-
tres Of preparation. Here in New York Is oon-
gregated an unusually large number of promi-
nent liberal Mexicsna Among the names on
our list we notice those of ex-President Cebal-
les, General La Vega, General Uraga, Messra
Garay, Comes Vega, Urriza, Diss and others;
and few days since the Mexican Minister at
washington, General Robaes, came on here to see
what all this portenda =" =,
The saaaanistas are also gathering at Havana,
and are carrying-on their Vaccinations under the
protectiea Of Spain, In the confident Aepe that
Santa Anna himself will soon join them there or
in Mexico. Among those who favor this Spanish
now copyrighted in Havana, we find General
Minon, General Marquee, General Pacheco,
Colonel Cortes, lately from Spain; Messgs.
Tosta, Vidal, father-in-law Of Santa Anna; So
maniego. the confederate Of the robbery of
$240, 600 from the house of the English Consul
at Tampico; q son of Santa Anna, and others of
like feather. Under these circumstances, and in
view of all these signs, we confidently look for
stirring plots in Mexico.
In fact, the new constitution that has lately
been promulgated there is just what every getter
up of revolutions could desire, and it Is a.
ready producing Its effect. We published It In
full in the HERALD some time since, but the pres
sure upon our columns by the numerous other
living questions Of the day has prevented our
giving II that consideration its importance de-
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merits now, but the signs Of the times that arc
floating a1ound US demand for it passing notice
We have only to say that careful study Of its
provisions shows Us that It Is one Of the worst
compounds of red republicsnism and negro
philoim that has yet been folsted upon tho
Mexicen people. Eliminating tho executive
power Of the republic TO degree that makes it
poweriees to suppress domestic disorder or repei
foreign invasion. il Is In itself tho greatest pro-
m0ter and proteetoe e. intestine quafssls. In
tense in it, delnsgegaisn and -es.entatioss love
Of the mougrel Glasses that degrade Mcxico, Il Is
the perfect tool Of ny usnrpsr whe aims 1t Also.
Lutte power there. DiTegsrdles Of the powor
and attainments Of the pure blooded and better
classes in society, II Is agrarian in its aims and
will be anArchical in its resulta From such .
combination Mexico can expect nothing but
greater weakness and more rapid decay.