The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-19

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were ordered TO be butt and sailing vessels procured,
erpcg respectable squad on Tor tSe various purposes
OF tae service coast In Pero,e the oar
racks hospital and fortress repaired and guns
mounted Al Jasps there q necessity Of reconstruct
D9viouas had spproprssed the most Of them i, being
the custom among demagogues 70 destroy whatever
belongs to he army 10 tho capital Of the republic, ana
1t other points, barracks ructed and others
were repaired, ALEC the hospitals The very bad flint
mukeis were replaced BY those Of percussion, cuypg
from the best manufactures Of Europe large number
that required The ordnance yards, esta oished in
several places work I'd without oeasng and in the capital
piecss OF various cabre Inc army revived ike
the Phenix from It's own aches; and il came TO want
forty i've thousand men, well equipped and regularly
disciplined as ell could see frontier was covered
with five thousand men under the command OF the
thy General Don Adrian Vol and our coasts guarded
a. vel as they could DO, with the exception Of Acapuco
then held ny Alvarez The insurgents were restrained
and inundated, and the sayaees upon the From
tiers The Count Raousset Bouoon ana his adveburers
were exterDinsted 10 GusyDas Tho nationality OF Mexioo
an its honor words for they rested under
the only guarantee which respected-the army upon
the prese vs,ion Of nsnooay .. ali cos,s it complied well
with the maxim, SIN time Of peace prepare Tor war
The undeserved encouragement in which | found the
distinguished military class upon my assumption OF the
government Affected me ceepy And immediately placed
Il in that position which justly belonged to 1t enough
p.'ion dared Dot wear shs Uniforms thu. they so. not
be iDsued by the vulgar popuace; and Is worthy OF re-
marx that The CouDcils OF War in the Palace
they sent with their distinctive badges
which they after yards took o the OF the
II epoch mourDfsl is compared with that Of
my administration, ~il be remarked sbst difference
s like that which exists between evil and between
darkness and light have been able 70 agree that
The nation should be dssrmed neither that It's loyA
van's-.hose who the nationality with their blood
should be reduced 70 misery and be despse1 by the
mics OF ali that ia Rreator all that forms the aud
lustre Of raons snt have stamped traitors fons
those who have clan ored against tho existence Of the
Arory, and we're evident danger Of the loss OF the
other halt, II not prepared. Force, aud nothing
but force organized and provided with its trains
our sons that which Trey have TO receive as inherit
snce and is for this tina. force and
material orgsrizauon have always occupied my aten
too He is not, he be, wicked servant Of his
country who so thinks aud works; one who does not
wsste eful time in smusements and diversions when
pia,ed in the Office Of first magistrate.
MEASURES coNTMP1A1hD AND ACTED UroS ny HIM.
If in the brief period OF my administration did not do
all that the anxious fDc wanting the fault not in
my will, but in the circumstances in which always
fuctuated. To demand of man that which ia be-
cuIter, is q cruel injustice But / strove to
exceed my abb ity; and in the short time of
my goverpu ent our international relations culuvat
ed with greater cordially and at my separation left
them in the most pleasing state the roads improved
in many points, and we're left free fiom the villains who
continually asssuited and robbed; com eniven
ed because there confidence the land owners enter
ed with security upcn their sbors without fear Of evil
doors the pubic finances improved by the financial
system sh Oh had heen estabshe1 iec,ude and morali
y were always present IN contracts, and none made any
enormous losses the ministers OF government and improve
created the business of the secretaries
regulated the institution and by laws Of the Council
given the cse OF the powers Governors
the diplomatic corps organized and established; the
inversion by pub sale OF The debts TO France Spain
was undertaken the Iesazaton Of the documents from
abroad dec eed dec ara,ion made of the legal
status OF Strangers in the country the administration Of
justice In the subordinate tribunals and those of finance
anc commerce, regulaed the bant rupt laws and
peIal acts for those employ ed 10 public Offices taken
up the mercantile CODE the Classification Of the affairs Of
the admiralty, which was de aged since the constitution
OF 1924 the separation OF the administrative from the
JUDICIAL power the express declaration o. the invioa oty
sssry requisites for appropriation the repeal Of ali
laws opposed 10 the rights OF property the abrogaon Of
the ans immoral laws in regard TO successon the
general plan Of pubic instruction and the organization of
universities ana colleges throughout the republic; the
erection OF the College OF Medicine and the creation and
organization OF funds for the judicial branch and for pub
lie Instruction. the general regulation OF the muncpa-
ties the realization OF the lana the ordinance Of the
Corporation Of Mexco, and the regulation OF funds
the establishment OF the procedures OF polce the
ton Of vaerancy, and a. many other measures OF admins
rstop, general and particular; the regulation, admin.
tratve and judicial G the College Of Mines; the estab-
sbment Of the practical Mining school, the School Of Com
meree the College Of AsrsGlnre the general sssncs: Of
arts the acquisition of steamers for the service OF the
been Obtained the admpisu alton Of roads
pixies the opening OF roads and their preservation the
erection CT bridges the examination OF rivers the railroad
continuation OF that Of Vera Cruz 70 the INTERIOR which
by my direction was contracted for and commenced
10 lss3 and many other Sorks with which the records
OF the Ministry OF Improvements full and finally,
refer the volumes Of DEGREES which deposited
respective Ministerial Offices.
Ny deraoors could no. see in my last administration
anything but bunders and all these enumerated acts reply
70 censure 90 pssena.e aney demonsuae wen that
scry were Interested, there my government placed It's
Ny cwn enemies, after having given me the name OF
tyrani, and Aitributipg 10 actions common to all
tyrant, have wished 10 show that surpaas all others In
thai have rafcked in the Indians q Yucsisa, selling
them VI the planters OF the Island OF Cuba Although
this assertion has been puverzcd into dust by several
documents which have been published, will explain
what has pased In this particular referring at the
time TO TIC dosumens which exist In the oflcc Of the
spteta ~ LfVa trtA natr
1rn sAig op YrcArAs rspiAsa
Certain planters CT Havana applied to my government,
OF Yucstan the Ct their estates who would offer
themselves voluntarily promising 70 maintain them, 10
the contract which they made With the positive condtou
that they should return W their country when the
,srm o. ,eer ongsssmes' atnnrsa anSusn ine
70 do with the subject because The Indians have the
liberty any other individuals Of The republic TO accept
not engagement and no could have the power Of
preventing IT, II nevertheless interered officially their
behsh that The conditions should be the
proposed by the planters; and that In any event they
might count upon The government In support OF their
rights
dams who were taken with their hands, and who
condemned 10 death, should not be executed,
and that they should be permitted 70 take
them upon the very terms as the In
dams whom they engaged for term Of Eve years making
their snenAnce also obligatory upon them aud 10 place
Departments After thai term had been completed. No
thing could be more pbianthropc nor more desirable
than 70 preserve the ives OF tnose un1orunaSe oeuRs 70
place them In security out Of the country ha, they might
be employ ed In labor wb ch, without doubt, would
their evil tendencies converting thcm Into useful
bers Of society and, using the powers which had
ceded N their request The proper orders we're given 10
the Governor and oommandsu, General OF Yucsan That
he should take OF the exact fulment Of
and much favor OF the free Indians OF
those who bad been captured This, and more, wha,
has occurred.
ENEUuoy BASisITyrsr CITIZENS.
Ny administration has been attacked FOR the transporta
ton Of citizens ho merted by their conduct the
number OF which has been exaggerated Toe govern
mcnt bad mperous duty W perform; II had 70 pre-
the public tranquility and in accomplishing that
10 the shedding Of blood by which prudence
and the public good suggested. There existed an
armed revolution, and those who aided Il, with
seduction, with the sending Of arms, with money,
BY other modes, and whose influence in the places
Of their residence vas VIGOROUSLY prejudicsl, the
government view OF the reports Of the Governors tenn
rflw N dtotare frou, tho