The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

rmpss OF German and any others Of the kind % no.
believe aDyhuch be ooanteaasced by Mr. arex or by
Mr. Consaiost, and did, should &C. n the came man
Ibsvsths honor 70 lay before you the foregoing com
mupcaton. In order that you may submit TO bis Excel
scsy Tie President pro 'e .sMna, zASSR ana
To HIS Excxu EScY THE MnlsrKR or FosxGS AFFAIRS
Of the Republic Of Mexico, Guadalaja,s
REPLY oF PRnapxSr JUAaxz NSIs,srKR.
OFFICE SEcxxrARY or STATE AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS
CoLMA, March %, 1868
escy the President hes after 60 great delay noted the
contents CT the note In which you ranscrbe The nte
gence Forwarded BY bis Excelency the Minister Of the
date Of February II last past Your 8xceency win zee
BY the annexed copy the whion his Excellepcy
You will please TO have the original (which eucose) for
wardea to our Minister ct Washington by ell means, and
state watch i under your government ~
nave me honor 70 remain your obedens servant God
10 BIS ExcnIsSBr The GOVERNOR or VERA CRuR:-
OFFICE SECRETARY STATE AND FoREIas AITAnss, I
FEDERAL PALACE, CoLIMA, Maroa ~, 1858. I
DEAR SIR-Hs Exoellency the President has received
Of e Governor OF the State Of Vera Cruz The oommunca
ton which you addressed him under date Of February
2lst last past IN which you apprse him Of the abuster
Of Mr. Comonfort are sought 70 be enoour
aged In the United States by the Adveaturer German
justice with which your Excesnoy protested in his name
end declared that his government would recognise no
contract winch German m&nt make aud
that any expedition which might 70 Mexico under
preence Of rendering assistance to either Of the contend
ing parties would be treated % hlibusters.
The President, therefore, considering himself firmly
bound 70 preserve the powers deposited In his hands BY
the people, legally represented when they elected him
guardian Of the constitution, does not wish to
iorce himself upon them ambitious pretender or
ruler by Divine right He hopes thai the republic will
continue the desire manifested upon eecng him, to be
governed according 70 law ADD not tho caprice OF any
man; but he only wishes that bis fellow citizens should
d cOss this question and be will lend his To
aid these wretohes who speculate the msforunes OF
the HispAnsAmerican countries inter erng with
armed force In these domestic difficulties He
by anticipation any benefit be might derive from such
disoaimed before God and his conscience the sup
port OF foreigner who could pretend
domestic Disturbances ne ooly recognises the
right Of czets themselves 70 decide force Of the
rational differences.
BE therefore recommends your Exoellency that by
ncucaie the idea that he does cot desire and will not
tolerate the armed intervention OF that any 9th
nation, OF these any other citizens, upon Mexican
territory, and that he will insist upon it, should 1t
appear words and deeds that what being done
for the bepe6t and support Of the OF his Ex
celency the President or the principles which his Elk
Cellency and the party OF progress represent.
His Excelency the Presoea orders me 10 thank your
Exoeercy for the zeal with which you have conducted
this affair." and he hopes that your patriotism you say
In your letter will enable you impede in every posi-
BILE way the intentions Of German and similar individuals
they sly discounenanced and denounced
this government
beg your Eceliency 10 receive the assurances OF my
distinguished consideration. OCAhPO.
To bis ExCILEScY the ESvoY EXTRAORDINARY AND MIN
ProTESI1ARY Of tie republic ia the United States,
Washington.