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h,xo 1u,se e1psetsdly, and as if by concert, We
,hls cltY Gen. Vidaurri, Gen. Cnravojnl mud Gen.
M Mnsqeau. VI the two latter, it is said that proba
ny Naravajal ,nay no. come. and th&t Gen. Re-
nean IL an- American. These distinguished
sh'et4 ore Bald 10 be seriously plotting forthe
totfoduction- Of American volunteers into Ae1i-
Congress BY Hon. i. ). Coz, Representative
from Ohio, %" the 10th Of March, 1850, for
full hint Us 10 the terms Of this <coalilion be-
tween the dpenap} :eqergy Of, your county md
the;appalling wants Of this distracted State, Ar.
/ Cot states the GoroTn ment Of Mexico has grant
I'd to Gen. Reneau d Co. certoin prblic iands
iu this country, provided be introduces given
number Of American volunteers into the coun-
try, 10 restore pence aud place President Juarez
hE4ly on the executive chair ut the capital. In
pursuance Of this negotiation, which has been
emphatically accep'ed and urgently pursued
jected, Gen. Keneau j. here At present. and he
is nov in daily consultation with the authorities
at the State Of Tamaulipas as the best means of
carrying out tho project =
Ihave thus given ou an outline OF the great
movement which is fated to be succeasful. either
under the pseaent or under sonc other not dis
t2nt dynasty. Necessity requires the fudllment
os this schetne ut our handr. and as Mr, Coz
en4.haticatly predicted, it it is not fulfilled by
tho American Government, unrecu1ated enter.
p,ises. with private and ir1e*p"neible leaders,
will undertake the work. But have the suits.
faction o' knowing that the present project is
NOT OILY backed By responsible parties but that
It has the sanction Of the present Administra.
tration Of Mr. McLane, yonr Minister at Vera
Cruz. This gives it 8 quasi-otficial character,
which will induce better treatment for the vol
unteers and surer rewards to tile leaders than
rntsIA ha aA if fhayA
power behind likely TO make cause OF quarrel
nut OF any Gross iil.treatment Inflicted on the
copfding Americans who uudertake the work
I'd the unreliable promises Of the Mexicans
There Is one thing connected with this move
ment which you may depend upon Us certsiu
10 follow The introduction Of American vo'un
teers into Tam3ulipas, and thnt is, the entire
Nexican people will Ut once combine against
them Nothiug would cement Airamons pow
erquickrr ana frmer than this project, and if
he soould once raise the slogan Of opposition to
the 6llibustets throu gh the central states, the
mass Of the PeaPle would rally 10 his standard
ms unit, aud the tottering government of Ju'
a1ez would he s~ept from the country like q
cobxeb: In fact, Juarez has No government,
aud the deIusion under which Mr. McLaue Ia
bars is ra' her surprising. In Mexico there are
certain States which acknowledge Juarez as the
legitimate President. supply because he does
nothing and is content to te: theln alone, where
as if they acknowledge Mramon, their power
4ouId be cur'xiied at oDce.. for the latter at
ouce concentrates the power in Himself. Juar-
" is hardly respected in this place or in this
State. His procumations are seldom publish
ed. his laws are dieregarded and his power Mt
terIy condemned. When he desires auY favor
OF the State Of Tamautipas, be sends request
and not command; and it Gov. Carols is not
wiling or able TO comply, the matter is treated
with contempt or respectfully declined. 1t is
only on there terms thxt the government Of te.
ra Cruz can hope 10 maintain any supremacy in
this country; aud consider that l am doing
you and your readers an act Of Justice when l
dispel the illusion under which Tie actions OF
,1fr McLaue may have placad them.
understand that the Knights Of the Golden
Circle, pow encamped On the east bank Of the
I.lo Grande, are becoming quite impatient and
some Of them have been furlouEbed for three
months, and some till October. with the undtr-
standing that the furIough e1pi1es in the event
Ectlre operations are commenced.
Negotiations are going on to place Capt.
F3rI, now in command Of the Texas Rangers,
and vnsr eeatrauy esteemed q good officer, at
tlir head Of the volunteers designed for Mexico
II such is the c&'e; it will require BONE delas,
for Capt: Ford must 60 to Goi,ad aud get his
discharge from the Texas Government before
embarkingin this new enterprise, Or he will lay
himself liable to be casbi-red.
The: GostixRs excitement seems to hare sub
sided almost entirely, hut We are all pretty gen
erulls cuusiuced that it is only ate : porary sub
aidence, to be resumed On the first favorable
oppdHuhity.' Nothing has been done by onr
authorities to bring him to justice. =