New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-17

rEHUANTEpEc CORRESPONDENCE.

Experience the Mother Of Wisdom! u !.
MINATIrLAN, Sept. 20, 1859.
Eds Crescent In three former letters have 0
attempted to display the advantages of this transit
over any other travelled route to California the
of the road, in physical point Of
view; and the measure Of its cost. think have
shown that it is more convenient healthy and
pleasant; less expensive, troublesome or danger
Gus; and far quicker than any of its contemporaries:
and that it is practicable with very reasonable
outlay of capital. have also produced table
of distances, which evidence that it is the great
central route through the aco,ld, bringing all the
centers of trade closer together than they can
hope to be brought except by that present imprac-
ticable scheme the Pacific railroad If these con-
illusions are not evident to every one they are
honestly so to me- and l think would be to any
man who should calmly sit down and look at the
matter aside from his prejudces. But have done
with these questions and shall not argue them
here My duty is done in that particular and the
Crescent can rest content that whatever disputes
may arise at present between interested parties,
these great facts will be developed as time wears
away and the realities of labor bring forth from
the depths of doubt the Possibilities of the Tehuan
/ tepec Transit. As a public servant you have
spread light before the people, and although it
NAV not shine at present. it will ultimately be seen
| that YOU did what was best to help to a correct
| conclusion.
In the next and concluding portion of these let
tiers upon this subject, let ME touch upon point
which relates to your own duties at home. Mexico
has done all she could. She has given lands and
extended privileges far more literally than the
4 United States would have done, and she has seen
herseh aeoei'eu mi'i ieoAiesshess ~ lnsny -
stances. ee o''' w no ilio. any ~ - VIM ~,
70 come up W o', iespoiis'o,'i',es NJ" WIN LIN. LIN.
spirit inis io"u - s.ea' aes'ue, a.'i, W 'i7
country anu NV ~ WV
uosefiiiien' las u..A ~ see ~ iuA'eu aa
III us iilisson .,s - eN,uen' ~ .n' nDs,".'
OF hef sfah.s' anu ~ Wy anoo "'ui ".l.A SN
mas Nisi''u Wv sA'' - on's'AoA a.''' so.'AS
'ne llalsi. ooA,pan, D"0 40 ot'e. as sH0 iooASe
50 oi.ei, mas sno aeu " ~ ss'lsA unsA Nv"
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= siou'iu ~ s.i0 20. au ".sei 'ne III spaue
itui u eai III va, .Aneu wei " sino" oohn 'ie
anu ie.se 'ie great enterprise WITHOUT
l. announcer suomi IL was .ft1hsp'rea' cheae alo
e. the shrewd Mexeats' so USED 70 IKE questionable
y practices themselves, instantly saw ana accused US
n OF the technical compliance with our contract
while its spirit was violated most wantonly.
It, New Orleans has taken this enterprise in hand
has called it after her own State, has localized it il
at name and spirit, has put herself in competition
a with New York, has engaged to Mexico to com
of plete it, and she it to herself to see that thu
is thing is DONE or given over. 1t is her interest
he come to decision upon this point immediately, TO
ms there are eapal;sts who will do the work and VIII
will throw into her Ian the great profts of an in,
r. ,no7;o+e transit from ocean 70 OCEAN Tot her ca
r ~ once that she cannot hnld the road and that sb
e. !: aontan+ "a ,n stao,,,ors bsre If o+bars viii, IL
~ .bo rai,roodinc. or LEFT ber come down with th
ed a1d hn;la tho road berso1f n mart
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ny o.,..,,s - D., +. - a,,ts;a
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tn OF the boundaries Vi ioiis''i'' o"' ~ VI
lat gun IN steamships anu INNS ILLS 3oii'i 'i
III to her as ulputafy forever
.o But before inns Is done, copie'e Change iiiu
ID take pace. IL VIII mol 10 10 alioM matters 70
,e on as they nave gone, OF eise IL VIII ,ahe al "
ne mggers ana eottoh III the south 70 pl'o 'iie WOE
Va she must keep all pohueai speeuiaeols oul VI u
he matter, or rather as us eontfoils agents, ana
ch the work into the hailds ol ieSpoisoe anu te'o
m, business men, VINO know wheh an account Is pro
ms ery made out, VINO can estate column Oh hsure
raj and who Will attend 10 ther own department OIL
ere work. Heretofore the complcauon mas been SUI
to that no one commanded and no one obeyed.
~. 10 has been game OF cross-purposes from end
- end, this man working against that man, tins
,st- terest counteracting that interest, this fee
yes abusing that feeling Mr. slde has had his frent
or Mr.. Murphy has had ms friends, Mr.. La sere n
cSs had his friends, ana none OF them would conse
be that the others were ethef honest or eapaple.
his low me- however, 10 correct 'iis 1lef sentence
wo thls particular s''e never ieaiu any say u
no Mr.. Murphy was alsiolese' anu 'lele aie III. II
led VINO aeny Nus ooi'ipe'en1e' ,ouon ioi '''.'i'i
ooa giving you si''piy "ii"' n"Ne n''' CIV o.i.'
be pea.is s','. " So W.. :
nal "oiA " unnA NJ, :. Wy. a,,a aaa,,rta,n.a7
eu' .YonA.9 nv w Til Iii.
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