The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-19

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Green's 2cunds bet We must admit tina, zuosgs has
nervei Bow dfere1t rem the vacllatng policy OF 20
,cuscr But The C0ns-radores sticked a. tribes
hers has always been policy Of aggr sssion upon Popu
rights and popular sovereignty. They can aaord to De
I'd via the ola army TIE aratocras, the bureancrAey
tsSpsnads the bankers and last though not least sue
husch 70 back them In fact, these estates constitute
AsocpsesyAvs party The writer sssisded The. demo-
cratic principles WI never prevail in this country until
he las, ar,s,ccra, tory be hanged TO death ny the
eatss-'s q ths isst priest OF re, verso ,,d.ad h.
may cmbsri o. t steamer. bat Is more probable he
vIIi await o Se~ Orleans packet OF the tn inst IL
vsu,d be MUCK FOR his feelings 70 meet o0 S~nsA Anna
The fact is Ccma,fcrt very good man, for Mex
True he has emp9sar ruined MS pary h sna Us
be could nci bear shed Mexican blood But why the
deuce didn't he LEI others relieve him OF that troubes
Thee we've per OF gentlemen 81 his back ready TO 60
i,essr = Net 10 WORK the sallotine by steam Ia
George Sanders. Yet he must needs try TO patch up
i,crsble d ssersio-s, heal radical differences and
fsc:uro third party (Mcdados odds and ends ofhe
others which has prcvedt 10 be neither nsh eeh fowl
nor geo No nseke,e n se mere are 0a1E two par
10 each other the niger worshppers and the IRE
vorshppes IN your country. The limo Of demNcation
between these parties Will remain strictly drawn until
war OF cases shall obterste them and demolish at the
time, an white fekswho are in fact the psrsans
s thu rsouS n.s da
tegra.e-sps INTO several parts Mexican nationality,
erch a. disappearing therewh like the lost Plead
being swS,lo we'd 40 IN tae "aehi1g void" going 70
a., tae t,sataSlc Of its northern nsighbor which,
Ike oliver twist Ia e.erna.ly asking FOR more
All the foreign ministers have recognized tito new mill
tary tAeccracy excep, Mr. Forsyth who said to await in
structons He might as wei follow suit for II is about as
eo0u a. mush 81 gorerpmsp. as
there VIII be for come months 10 come However the
United States government we're really What pretends TO
be- the American Minister would be instructed to pull up
stakes and cut o.. o Gusnsuaio TO recognise the const
tutons government c. Jcarez and Melchior Ocsnpo.
OF the United States since Mr. Fillmore establisned the
what will resbbo,s think OF Is, or what will Mrs.
G-v1oy say sor. c; rocy BIZ, there's no use talking
Iced You batch o. the la.es papers as well of
place as Of the csp,ai You VIII md the CitrrtT Fran
cas- which has :Tom the ashes Of the TRAIT Union
ard the Extraordinary very interesting They would
both be were no! tia. the press law or
gag Se - full force.
VERA CRUz, Feb 8, 1883.
TIE Britain passe; FOR Havana being detained by vio
is7: nortaer, enabled 70 inform VOC that ex Pre-
siten. oomcafo arrived q! lste hour evening before
last aid Is comfortably qusrtsrsd al the Hotel de Dlgen
cAs, doubtless sleeping much more peacefully {" bar
ras the osqutoes than under his regal canopy in the
pa,acs o. The vikings Of Mexico. His hful fever
rs siseps Full weu Al least friend OF the writer, who
occupies tie max. room VOWS he shores Ike thunder
-dcrs.iess concluding "ine Is but an empty dream. "
Well well well Reguiescot IN pace
Den Ignssso Cpmoufort Ia man Of nne port and com
mA-trg presence and fair round belly with good capon
fDed" IN fact when nrsi gazing edmrngly upon him
asking myself this the EOnf' could not
but fancy his svordupostaken in connection with Ger
tan goneness and stodty Of countenAnce-must have
hAe something 20 DO with his letting down fattudipous
L. TWAS by fat, you know, not fate, Napoleon fell"
lbs slor.es @. our birth and state
are shadows, no; substantial things:
There Is NO amor against fat.
yAst c. is up since letting down appears to be rather
. mixed up question VIII be embark for the United
eaie- The Tih list take the writer's advice Mem.
hAs beer neither asked nor given yet) and stay
III we're his place presume would do Just as he
eecssS msh or could Q, should or
would ;mpale myself on another horn Of the dilemma
In short, Nicavher would Say" Here would take
my siAoo and bare the brand, ~ in the ancient day
Trus hearts and strong arms DER the waters would
hasten 70 i,in the Cause.-The American navy and
uHliy laws 70 the contrary Notwithstanding But am
growing tos interesting Ep'nra~s unum- Dos Ltoetad
vRA Cruz, Feb. 7, 1853.
As am Just positively assured Comonfort has embark
Cd on The Tennessee for New Orleans hasten 10 jot IL
down ~ . historical fact.
Crsar Aad his fortunes followed BY some dozens
o. generals corpcrals other dsnAries Of the reyub
Lea, army. They will meet equal batch Of the other
party Ca.ey exed) In New Orleans, Nil ready to ne
back Tie tables being turned. This Ia q very beneficial
Grangeneni for the steamship company performing the
service between the two ports and the writer requests
his correspondent In New Orleans 10 buy hundred
shares Of stock in that company time, as there every
prospect OF large increase In The passenger business
We donr know what's what, nor who's who here
There have been all sort Of confabs Of heroic
aad beautiful Hre city and Is significant sign Of the
tines viii just obteTye that people have ceased talking
pO.a'cs. Look out for an awful shindy soon.
We have Tot bad mail from the Interior for couple
Of days, but there well founded reports Of collisions
the ce1ra States between the bescrent forces The
army Q. the constitution instead OF concentrating ts force,
appears 70 be marching and concentrating without
definite obee; or concert OF aston, each State en- its
ova hcoS.
CITIZEN IGNACIo CoMoNFoRT TO THE
NATION.
ocse 20 my public lie In which Il my part TO appear
nrsi magistrate OF the nation Perhaps should main.
tain seHo1 and abstain from every manifestation until
calner passions and rarquized spirits might Judge the
tacE with due mpartalty but my name being identified
for some tine pat with that Of The republic and not wish
ing tia; M conduct should be judged otherwise than
ia true gh-good or bad take advantage OF the last
moments Of residence in my country 70 make 70 my fe
low citizens faithful, although brief, narrative Of the
events Ina, have caused my departure from there.
I lsSsred with the most honest intent In the reforms
national Congress IN order 70 render the constitution
practicable, when the cop d1f Of Gen. Zuossss
brigade TacussyA, on the 18th December, 1851, took
All vas eoded. and my resistance would have only
served 70 bring e reaction into power from ths moment
over al The elements Of war and STATE that are contained
in the capital Of that republic
his CON derston the difficulties that presented them
wish 70 pot dovr he civil war aud the solicitations that
had been male 10 me before BY respectable persons IN
TIE CAPITA, a. vel a. from The States, 70 change OF mod
~ The constitution, led me 70 determine 10 adopt the
po,iica movement seeking always the happiness Of
country Which hope 70 attain with the establishment OF
Just medium AID the fusion Of parties. These were the
prtaciSes proclaimed my manifesto Of the 10Th Of De
cember; which followed IN the selection OF persons
form the council AID which guided me IN all my acts
mindful svays OF the vii Of I'm nation, which for
the supreme aw.
ne plan was seconded by the States o, Vera Cruz
Mexico, PuelTs. Taxcas, San Luis Potos Snslos, To
baeco and several towns, such Tampico and others
p~obAby from analogous 70 those which s
me, or By The confidence which my name inspired
them
A sincere friend OF the freedom Of my country
with the moet noble frsnkness ! made known 70
Senores zrosRs and Castro PARA, when they In
vited 20 follow their Movements what were my
ide~s 10 regard 10 the policy Of the government and
my determInston favor Of wise and prudent reform
no, leaving out Of mind my oonciatory desire which
had Respected during the time Of my provisional smins
traitor.
took from these generals the solemn promise, which
rallied Afterwards ct meeting Of AL The generals