The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24


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hvassns with who. The STATE was threa,saed by ~
reacsAoss. ese0 an invasion which becomes probable,
r1sidcSmS progress In Chihuahua, having already
Nkn procession Of it. capital and reestablshed In that
eSse tne resctoDary government All this shows plainly
Snat this State IL completely surrounded by enemies in
ciudng the oarbarous Indians Strange may appear
% see both liberals and reactionnts 81 war with th
Sate y 10 notorious fact which viii oe duly appreci.
aed when the dark cloud Of passions envy and
unexamped ungratefuness vanished then the merit
OF state which has almost exhausted itself In the de-
sence OF the national cause win be manifest will DO
appreciated say because this Ia the OF
That persecution which 10 only entertained by few
persons unfortunately constituted authorities but
winch neither does exist In the people whom they
govern. Besides the preceding Is her cause
upon which that be founded and 70 their
10 sShsrs viii have 70 repent when ney can mo
with respect TO the famous Esdttlto Orgdtoo Subso
snsn. events w when the struggle Is over justify ms
In the order OF incidents must be noticed here
which from its nature and tendency Tails upon our So
de,iaration which, az General In Chief, Senior DeyolAdo
sde stating that and the state have seeded, and
are out OF the federal Union have ~hdra w from
the obedience Of tbs supreme government The only
thing certain In all this the explosion Of anger which
predomnates in this man, and II causes atonish-
70 Ne meanness Of mpoature-thus dsrespecting public
opinion and the civilized nations, who viii wonder
Ne principal political events which have occurred in the
State concluded their origin and tendency known
70 you hat picture may be imperfect on 20 ount Of
omi ted anecedens-the exactness and connection OF
which the public has not true knowledge; but their
number and complication such history alone can
duly appreciate them and pronounce upon them lie infai
hbe Judgment Nevertheless, the preceding narration
inspires deep and serious reflections in those sho truly
wish the peAce and welfare Of their countryn those
who convinced that these inesnabe biessin
only flow from the uprghtness OF their rulers, when
proved by their acts and dsowned by shy devs
reper.i,y Attempted 10 close public Affairs
Philosophy, which 80 wisely discovers the hidden -
cress Of the and moral wordwhich teaches the
eceps OF the latter approving the good and conoemnng
The evil which ands the eerous depths OF the hu
souphilosophy recedes with horror before the cha
Of passions which cannot dsstpate, and history IT,
self has 10 wait until these subdued in order " dis
the truth and TO pronounce ts udg upon
fact Such is the fatal state OF things Mexico not With
standing what 10 said by ihose who have personal
terest in stating the contrary Great these d ;utes
maj be- they do not prevent arising in tho
mind VOID Of confusion and at the same time conclusive
!. That Senior Deeollaao is responsible before God
and man for having created and omensed civil var in
The State and consequently for the evils which hs fol-
low or may flow from that cause
For the assassination OF general Zusxua, the origi
nal Of the Aforesaid difficulties. They sre:-rhat in
Mexico the character OF its discussions has
the same also the consequent means and results.
Paesiou calumny falsehood all the Causes dvi.
Son constitute the history OF all revolutions from tho
nrst 70 the last We the effect OF all this far
ava, from the path which seek, or pretend 10 be
seeking producing thus the ruin 81 the principles We
invoke, and rendering each day obvious The de-
cline instead Of the regeneration OF Mexico; for every
where dleBenel0n instead OF concord,
stead OF obedience 70 the law moral resxstoo nsts I'd
OF all The social ties and Of public order This IL more
less the picture OF ne public misortupcs which
every body may see and which; the civilized world
templates with astonshment Such ismentsbe and mo-
torious effects necessarily flow from supsrior cause
GLIDING all the others; is not proper that should state
In tins manifesto. viii therefore observe prudent
silence In order not 70 accumulate Of disunou,
and for the sake Of national honor, deeply wounded
and ssndered by others But protest. with ali the right
which the ustce Of my proceedings gives against
completely which my gratutous enemies attribute me-
for their accusations totally false and nsgated by
Dphn OF rancor
When rha constitute.ourselves, marching are
towards q complete chaosS Az have already sad all
revolutions though the leaders be different produce vices
which destroy the proclaimed principles the aims devate
nom their object and the fate Of The country falls thus
Into the hande 9. the enemy which 80 oppose Amidst
such general subverson the Executive understands MS
tnty saving the state from being wrecked and having
its confidence be will olsb his endeavors II the Co
operation OF the latter ptnued 70 him. What would
become Of New Leon and Coahuila the disorder which
prevails n the Central States should penetr 70 It's HEARTY
No realize the enormity OF Us consequences and
Il ID therefore necessary 10 avoid them by all
The struggle which abstracts the nation must have
end, for II cannot last; in the meanwhile the more We
endeavor to establish the Of toe state and regulate
IL administration, the more the latter win be protected
from the evils which have originates from the general
situaon and when the day OF peace, which God grant
u.s. come this State will not be ruined like others, but
WILL the contrary, be living body ready 70 advance
IN the pathway Of iis future welfare
Nay Divine Providence, who secs the sincerity OF theso
Y shes, realize them. SANTIAGO VIOACRRl.
MONTEREY, Ausust 81, 1850.