The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-28
The civil War Ia Mexico.
rNIrED MATS PRoTrcrosAfE VIII. ELs1OEs
Law AID oROEg-

LAW AID ORUl.l~
From the London Tnt- Not. 81
Tho Mex cans sppetf Gsterlnne pni Europe III GOOD
humur with The thcnF, annexation. Tat fertile AMI
beautiful orton II the alse = poW turned INTO
snch dcn " thieves and mafaniers that any change
which may he introduced by foreign cocrcon INTO
is form q government must accepted a IN
~ life there end Mexico. The PRINCIPAL cities
appear 70 be the hands OF of robbers now
81 another. Time was when The miserable faction
night. which constantly occurring from one
cud % the country % ulc other least claimed
70 represent some political distinction. Their party
cries protested g. imply sumcthng dgnaed
than mere barclaced rsisne-ihan the proceeding OF
the highway robber, who pointed huge bel.shsped
blunderbuss your head and called upon you 10 throw
yourself the ground with your face the earth while
he piGndcTcd you ~ property There plenty VI
robbery and plenty q violence ~ course under the old
system bot u least had you been robbed ten years ago
~ The hs between Vera Cruz and Mexico tho govern.
~ the hour would have exprtsscd polite regret aud
murmurcd something ahoat "troublssome tines II
bad enough then or the unfortunate Foreigner who
altered hy c fertility e the soil and tho spendor " the
Ky ycntured T. trut hs ortunos 70 he chance q
heyican career. ~ course, there had been q good
many policemen about, few soldiers, garoie
sris' Or twe, and q f,ilcd government, most ing
itshtnen. and al gent'smrn from Scotllnd Or The
North q Ireland, couid have made fortunes 10 Mexico
an incredibly short space e time. ASK The result from
hnsc who have tired ASH hem 70 tc yoa the mean.
~ o. the word "prOrFHIamienof The parisiaBs n
anne much enduring population, so~ TO take offence,
avcrsc V street hgs, Nv he side q the mob0cracy Of
eKcan city Who that has seen 4 can forget the alarm
which made The electrical tho droppi.g shot or 80 the
pcang bells tic cur ING n the red umbrellas the hurried
reeat 81 he phka o nef oroncteSs The closed houses,
and the sharp struggle which ended the subversion az
trufnrery government and the substitution Of an6her
more trumpcry sp Nor must IL be supposed that al.
houRn few of the rabble could Get NJ respectable
enough pr0pUnciogascr-o al any lime the evils OF
war upon a large scale we're unknown 10 ths
brilliant, II starred land. II would be IDLE 10 run
through catalogue OF the miserable revolutions
which in The lifetime of men middle agc
have afflicted Mexico With transory crsolalon, for 10
prolific She col, vigorous IS lie In that bright land
that des0laton there can but for brief time 80
quickly does kindly power Of nature restore what Ue
spasmodc frenzy OF man had destroyed
II enter then, into the history ~ Mexican revolutions
would simply b. 10 make Idle parade " familiarity with
the battles between Kites and crows As the result of
these miserable struggles. not any principle was essb
lshcd nor IN the absence Of a settled principle
the arbitrary power ~ any individual who might In the
long have evoked order out Of confusion strengthened
and confirmed The vsuffuc OF political power for the
became the prize ~ the successful victor IN every
chance ARRAY The natural consequences followed The
country without Sovereign, WITHOUT arstocracy,
Without Thai feeling ~ rtsrTct for ,e'o' shed law which