The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

Our Monterey, Matamoros and Browns
vile Correspondence.
Uelent 0ppssbtien to The MeLane Treaty BY he
People, Irrespective Of Party-Astisn Of
TIE states Of Monterey and View Lesp,
&e., H., &es
Our Monterey Corre.pendence.

ING AcLohe ITeo ana aoS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PrOtest-ksrder Of Aneicas BY Cortnas-Azemr TO
Restrict he Governors Po,cer-Bate with the ca
mancAes-Position Of the coSkndins Forces the Late
risr--Gen. DegolGde.-His Character and Unpopw-
lsysty, de-, aa ntnl -ief ~
For want OF important news from the interior,
shall obliged write mainly upon local topics all
the present sheet trust however they may be Of
interest to your numerous readers. Iaa
The Legislature of this State has nj length adjourned
having been session two months. II has been mainly
cupied with local matters, but it has had before il
subjects Of general intsresvz the McIne treaty and
TIE question Of continuing extraordinary powers with the
Governor With regard the treaty there vas no differ
Of opinion every member being strongly opposed TO
H. and denying the power Of Juez 10 bind tho republic
without the Intervention Of Congress. most decided
protest against the ratification Of the treaty was unan
ousy passed. ard received the assent Of the Governor
This only important showing the state public opn
ION for of course the action Of State Legislatures have
70 binding validity This treaty is generally regarded
comforting immense privileges upon the United States
and for very inadequate consideration. Many consider IT
sale Of their nationality for the paltry of two
millions Of dollars They overlook entirely the Incidental
advantages which would inevitably follow il the treaty
shoud into effect is not TO be disguised that there
exists strong prejudice against and jealousy Of Amer
while 70 say, as II might wound the susceptibes Of
eur neighbors on the other side Of the Rio Grande.
se were killed by TIE notorious corna. h
limits Of this State and robbed property to the
a I'VE SIX thousand dollars The particulars Of this
give you the sin 10 fact alone. vdaurri, with his charac
teristc energy, promrnes and Of Justice mme
datey issued an order TO all the authorities in the vi
entity and execute this barbarous outlaw If
the same spirit had been manifested by be3 Governor of
fsmaulpas and the authorities Of Matamoros, the long
and complicated troubles Of the frontier would never
have existed. Unfortunately however too many were
Interested each side OF the river omenting rather
An effort made by the late Legislature resclnd the
decree decree confsrrme extraordinary powers upon The
iOrce since 1855. majority was IN favor Of
taking away thoae powers and passed resolution that
effect. which, however, did not the sanction Of
the Governor, and was returned with Veto Failing to
receive twothrds vote, required by the constitu-
tion did not become law, and the Governor remains
can be but little doubt hat in times like the present
extraordinary powers must be lodged somewhere and in
no hands could such confidence be reposed with
safety than In those Of Governor Vidaurri.
great Indian battle took place in the northern part
Of this State, resulting in the death of twenty two Ca
been stolen in their incursions Tho Mexcans had one
man killed and three four wounded. This important
victory win tend % check the invasion Of these bsba
Yiane, who have been committing numberees and
heard Of atrocities not only in this state but also in
Texas. II IL not often that so many indians are killed.
FOR eS s
1surr also entitled 10 tho highest degree Of credit for
debating the necessary measures in defence of the
NE liberal forces retired after their rcpulse at Guadaa
ara towards the mountains, and VII probably unite with
snose under SS,on, Which are l. mat vicinity Mirs-
0uanauato aad San Luis and thus regain all the ground
0st during he past few months This has been very
they win nos for some time recover; and 50 ends Gen.
Ursgas new plan u regeneration and reform together
with his amsitious hopes for the Presidency -
Gen. Dcgollado Is still 81 San Luis Report states that
he VIM have the command IN chief Of the defeated troops
Of Uraga. Nothing important can be expected from the
attempts 70 sustain the liberal cause in fact no Is the
pors damage % the liberals than All The resctonary
have reduce him 70 nuIiisy BE Is now al dssSss
point with vidaurri ana eli the other important liberal
opposed 70 Dcgoiado and Gen. rraconis who arrived
here yesterday rcm Vera Cruz IN the position.
The pcral governments ought TO provide some means TO
made between the friends OF Comou5rt and the liberals
exposed TO Degolado This aulagamation viii cause
smash up OF the treaty and Jaarez government
Our Mata moros Correspondence.
AArAAoRos, June IA, 1880.
Opposition BY ne ate L>giattoe 70 Ne KcLae 7recty-
vidawrfs Dcyss-Jsares's Asssap<;oa Of Po,oer-EC
Jscts Of Uraea's Dgsa.-ReNec.ions on Caraim Turner'S
Preceding at Vera crus, DC .t
The nrst step in the resistance Of the States OF this
country TO the execution Of the ocsmpo and Ncane rea
~ has just arsprcd in tho shape of legislative decree
BY the Congress Of the State Of Nucyo Leon and Coahua
on the subject, as follows
DECREE
Art !. The Congress Of the sovereign and indepcn-
dent State Of Nuevo Leon and Coahua does not consider
the treaties which the President Of the republic may
with foreign governments 70 be Of any value force
whatever until they have been duly ratified BY aeon
Art 2 The State protests formally and soleny against
Mex Celebrated W mn no NJ tbo
United States.
Approved and Published May a, 1880. ..
This decree was unanimously adopted and was affirmed
By all tie officers Of The state without delay II was cir.
clated publicly and privately Get public import
ance and far az learn, with the most cnthu
ssstic adherence of the people. In fact matter
which the popular clamor forced upon the rulers for
blind Of your statesman may think the MexIcans,
ley are nevertheless UNIV Hing be led into the grand
upecuatIcns which the - and ocampo treaty opened
up to greedy and advenrd6ds spirits Mcxicans pre-
Ier their disorder 10 the rule Of Americans,
and whenever Interested parties may declare that
these people desire American Intervention, IL all Noon
shine. IL 10 not natural that IL should be 20, and
spectators had not Interior purpose 10 serve,
shey would such unnatural slsehoods Of the
desires Of this people, The Msxcans viii understand
hat when the Americans they must 20 out and
hose who do not retreat submit to be put upon
ower level than the whites In cslfcrnis for instance
what opportunity offered 10 native descendant Of
'hc old panaiis, And the statute books they are do
"eresscrs" We slx The badge Of disgrace to
hem Immediately not because we are bigotted or over
bearing naturally, Cbcosuse We DO not treat the ish
y nsisb or Germans N that way bol beeAase We do
|ull bloodcd white man. F0Er
But ,he states q Nsevc Leon and 0ahua have other
grounds than personal pride or luminosity 10 70 upon
LhrY n nud "A.