The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-03

The government had eyed an Importers necessity OF
1t did not eslect . regulate which, py respsctaoie
opinions, wa regarded Is necessary sent 70 k'ms
Minister Pen poseutary for settling Ia accoros'c e WIN
the Holy See ,hose extremely grave questions sci by
this scs vicoriously replied 10 the accusaHons os
erem,s xb;Iss the iss,sr by maKDs all possible efforts
70 prevent the reception Of the Mexican Envoy 10 o
proved that they cid nat want CONCORD S ~ sns
lieious question their mouths oult Pos'A' ior
continuing to enveSom he political quesaou n.,,.
Heaven grant shxt these conflicting eemen~ may NV
pro,uce hereafter the most Disastrous coaseqeuoes l.
for my part did whatever could TO svola tnem ana
am trsrouu in my conscience. for nrmly believe
thu, n m. D.tnoic Clergy civilized the world, and
! n the Mexican clergy has civilized Mexico, was mot
hecsnse they hsa privileges property, end because
th, properly plantations existed uadsr any
9th. form Whatever pat because with without priv
sublime mlssion Is ministers OF emnen.iy bsndosnt
| apd cviizng religion. Therefore let history and the
world be judges
pERrIDy HOSTILITY TUB ARMY
! But II the hostility soowod 70 me By individuals
Of the clergy not based upon Any jussnabs reason
the declared Against me by p,ruon Of the army 10
still less jusdsb Q, for there pretext for il.
The Array nad Deem the most supporter Of tho
dictatorship, ana the most do:ie executor of tue very
often atrUcious measures o. that govern For tas
there In many Of the o. Ayulta cestaa
bad deposition sssnst the individuals belonging to the
army ard markedly hostile iotec against the
whole caa and these ton distinctly maa
Tested tn the days Of tumoh. when toe vctors bseved
themselves TO be able satisfy their against those
who HAD retarded victory Tue truth is, lhs. the formal
project destroy ing the aIy bad beeh conceived aud
would been carried toto execton but for my pre-
venting while mister of War; 10 which end asd TO
mall incredible efforts, aud succeeded al last ia appsasog
the efervescence Of tbe moment by promising that sae
institution Soud be reformed according 10 the necessities
aud the spirit OF the times.
After ards ann berg already charged with the Pres
dercy Of the republic, old not only employ myself TO
remove between the any sad :hs bs
raj cause--I lot only wished 10 uoi.e them in close
alliance, but also obtained them form R1d tbs
same cause To this purpose treated friends the
Abilities OF that army much held 10 horror bY the
revolution which bAa elevated ,s to the power, and
| AZ brothers
fought against IL, and who had the most sigdAzsd teen
serves by 'hsir zeal 10 fsvor OF tue past y.snay WoM
did lhey ment Ter this generous c0noucg I0sy
revold against me, and exsried 20 mi damage oe conn
! dence showed them.
those tras OF per 10y by which officers OF ts
ny call. Chief OF revolution wnioh pad ri-
umphed price Thousand sA,ri and head OF
government Ticn just sprung Of IL, opened
my end bestowed my confidence upoa the generals
Of the dictatorship, who hal been our mTta enemies
Ihoss men still bespAtered with the blo,d Of the 6atss
In which had fought sgsnst with toe oes they
had upon sui Their nps, into my
sence ssonishec al proceedrg they ala not expect, DO
they DID hot understand IT, gave toem soldiers,
and money 10 order toa they snoud pAc's sne re
pubic roey accepted tie missiJp aud tGs coau1eac5
took leave Of oemcusrAi ,os OF tasokfunsss,
lbe doors of the palace win the air 10y aiy
and Afterwards In tne open tet tnaa they
pronounced sgs'ns. me, win tcs ssalsrs, srrni aud
money had given them Cor pursuing the other rensls
Thus happened the fact thus iofmo1 the first
reactioz OF Zacspoasts, which itas later px,tod is
tents 10 Poebs, where It Was powerfully aided with
money by the clergy OF that dio ;ess Over 5000
assembled there February OF 1885, the orders OF
these chiefs vno hss not been soe 4, reoe without org
per ia'ous OF who hai not beea a,ie 10 act
thus without being uogI keful
/ marched sss'ost tnem a, the head OF ths National
Guard par OF the ny waca mad re raned rilh
fu' Pubic opinion supporsd Gauss Col blessed our
Efforts and conquered TIE rebsls being mJ poser
my discs etoI ia virtue Of cspt1i~)o grsa!s1
my frenos aud companions who had sided me in
obtaining the victory inssie upon exemplary puosa
berg inflicted on them; but replied to this c,auor
by oecree which vas mere threat toAn cnass sment
For days afterwards II was ao)hsned as cid NJ.
wish that oty ssoud believe eraseves nuula'ed, not
even by threat
whai did happen thereafter The prncos chiefs OF the
reaction took refuge al the capital OF republic
FROM amongst them tue cheiso anon fes;aoaary
movement; which in December OF that year also
In PueblA
AT that time the oyal troops remained again vistorous
she government accorded q csoi,uaicc TO the con
querea yic,ory soile1 blood for tbs victo
res OF the govern meui were stained With blood
That OF the uuforusae Ornuela viii cry only against
those xho COMPROMISED hr IL fooli5, entep Prise, and
the horrible system adoptsc agant me OF vtoat
ing without remorse toe most solemn comoActs The
TO protected by the gu>rRo,ees OF the capituson;
surprised them IN bis sht by party Of troops,
he shct before the government bal time - pardon
him and thus the country the arst only victim
sAerhoec by the lev NJ comparison with the numbers
INN dated BY the reaction n It's rancor and us vengeance
What happened again, atterwarosS The rebels again
took refuge the capital, when another reaconny pro.
conns again victorious q; ssgcalen, showed to toe
conquered ors ceueLcy and geterosiy Toe most ran
fell mo It's hands and did not content Itself With
par iouing TIE n scic1 towards them that
had never been witnessed IN the civil wars Of tue
public gorg far TO eface temporarily al ha
What had then done TO the army that portion OF
pursued with that uoexinguishable hsredS had re-
srslsed tie revelation lest might wreak la vengeance
or II; honored the lass ana iniiv dusls
| ] could honor them; ! pArooned those who had
offended me spd treated lheu with consideration even so
far that my indug epce appeared ike i'm ,ecy wished
70 give amy speDdor, credit snd popularity, by
making the hope OF the nation and tue support Of her
liberties And chat the retult Of ali that rhe scan
those rebelions have jas, enumerated the scsadN
of those cOpspirsces which were always plotting; aud
LASTLY detection Of the Goth OF Jaousryihe greatest VI
the scandals Which that epoch hH Witnessed
Tfg CONSTITUTION 1857.
rhus far have spoken OF my pol,y with regard 70 par
aud OF society which exercised the most
inAurnoe destiny OF the countrys policy which
mieL been any other than was that have just nf
eau acoordng 70 whs the opinions OF tae Prcs
dent ead ACCORDING 70 nc he appreciated
the circuas d the republic, the state OF public
opinion, and the character Of reignng IDEAS remains
spesk Of my policy cne OF government
which had TO fulfil the promises OF Ayuus-a policy
which hsd been left 10 tbs prudencs or discfe-
| ton OF Provisional President but which WAS
rebaiously to be observed referring 10 strict du
Ties which expressly indicated In the Pan OF
sso be seen thai for The npsemen duties
always had 10 ves dessn Of conoiAiins order With
liberty and that took step thai had mol Tor It's
Object the discovery solution Of impor
tant problem. The principal promse OF AyatA vAs gves
co.susgnon me ~ ro.,'Ss h.i nro%,,s rs
OF rsspect TOR the liberty OF popular eecnors the idea
DID po for momeut occur 70 ne 70 inineooe 10 those for
the election the constituent Congress according 10
the edcs s.ued by my predscsssor me result very
quickly revealed 70 that In that bofy ,hers prevailed
exaggerated eemecs which could be well 1ciief
with my tmpsraie and c,ncilasory policy. Nevo ne
iess old everything on my part so tina tie deputies
should meet together the spta presided a. the In.
siAlstlon Of the Assembly and opened iA sessions In
| February, 1856.
The project ~ constitution. whicn 50. p1bs1sd In
few Gays 10 copdrm my ears OF evil result aud
those fears, xhcs ali unprejudicef OF
toe liberal party were 90 macy other motives OF Joy aud
hope reaction, which foresa~ from tast moment
would npt IN TIE work OF ths Constitutional CJn-
sres Of the mos, psusibe prc,exs he'd
stssed 70 MAKE against the government OF Ayuta
In despfte Of this, protecsd ~h Gil NY poser the
liberty of dscussions aud the voice govern.
m-bt was head that precioct except W give
counses the dep1tiss and 10 oppose thu practical
ktovedss which b.i o. national circ1ms aoces to the
innovaiirg spirit which would conpromiss liberty with
| ~ exageersuops
the work Of the Congress came 10 ngst at eostb and
| "A q that o. MOI couu.Fy vsped and