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MEXICO.
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u. 8. SLooP -OF-WAR BROOKLYN,
MonAav lTanuarv 20 1850, 4


piects. and then 10 march upon Vera Cruz with
Ora reinforcement He expects to accomplish
s the latter part of February or the lst OF March
The official organ at the City Of Mexico, of the
Goth inst, contains Miramon's protest against the
NcIane treaty. literal copy of which / send.
The forces at San Luis Potosi, under Gen. Car
vajal, are preparing for an attack upon Tampico.
They viii be strongly opposed by the Liberal troops.
under Gen. Uraga.
The Juarez party at Vera Cruz have no fears OF
Hiremon at present The troops are well drilled,
finely equipped, and sanguine Of success, if Mira
men attacks them.
An that JuareZ desires is the ratification OF his
treaty by the United States authorities; then ne
viii sweep the country and establish the govern
mcnt upon the principles advocated by HIM.
IL Ia rumOred that ST. ID. Melchor OcamPo, az
In. mend Of Foreign Affairs in the Juarez Cabinet
IL about to resign, and to proceed to the United
States 70 further the interests OF their treaty nls
place win be filed by Gen. Degallado.
PRoNITCIAMIENr OF MIRANQN.
fAsxTcIssi God watches overt Repubic, and the
srss,. b4h have recently occurred vsribe proc
Asf he wisSes TO preserve It, and that DIS TSys are
Al t1li OF irsiice and wisdom. God Is never invoked
in vain and onr country can no longer be ~ aooot ~
haze carried their insane workings so far es TO declare
th<mseIves enemies Of society. The treason OF vera
Cruz shboueh is detessbie and condemned 70 ever
lssti's insamy the uDfort1ustes which have commit
he'd IN the city that Ede such heroic sacr'uces
against the American invasion, and IN the GLORIOUS
struggles for Independence solemn homage 70 tr91hi
prrn. 10 the world in their true light the principal
directors Of the band hieh funges the country into
fortiqa war and permits other distinction in our
eivil2sscord than on good coantrsmen ana traitors
Proyiceuce viii net Kermit that TIE email nuin'er OF
there latter shsll disbonor the nation.
Oes,naie in their purpose those who proclaimed tde
Constitution Of 1857 having given themselves up TO
evtxy Glars Of excess and oebauchery, winch leaves
l. 81 Nrrt. Cr.n villa laa
xhsb they pass and Ia the places which they occdpy,
have become ut length convinced that neither the
suparie ry Of discipline and vaor IN the Loyal troops
OF de ~ prems government, dor public opinion, hor
the ayerr,op with which they are regarded by att
Raves The IL 10 other Ehsn To ruin all that falls
into their hsnds; they even go further by means oil
Me Government established a. Vera Cruz. They try
20 eel the integrity the honor sDd the saety OF their
eanDtrv by AN Infamous treaty, which leaves on the
brows Of tbose who sigred IL an inoelh5le mark OF
treason. How shall We look q: this act How s1aii
we ext lain il ID a favOEbie TO simple po!itl-
cal fscti How shall ignore pertdy which ap
pears Incredible among Mexicaasi And how, last y
shall We not recognize the upnletakthle Signs OF tue
author Of society and how thsg fix the attention
70 what hiss been said from the beginning OF tins
bloody dlseoIdi "He that haG no religion has no
eouiWy." -.
cal part,es above all when their safety aud indspen-
aenss is NJ slske. Their natural desire for selt-
presaiEsron their love Of their families their attach
mems to the and customs ia which they have
lived and been brought up their desire for Govern
eut aud Legislation that satisfy all their wants,
places them III position 10 jadge Eith cer.alnty the
spirit ald tendencies OF those that IL eiyd discord
sene upon the reiss of power to govern tbem.
Since ihe commencement If our independence, the
true object OF the fscon which to-day ssls us codniry
FL has become daily evident its anon with P0in ee
W the Of 1885, and the eOtsmporary rebellion OF
fexss tie nssrpses dictated sganst the church III
1S47 ard s dsslrnttion which the United States bad
IN view in inssdlpg the Republic, aud the e9ndact
during Tbs peIlod Of corporation al the capital Of
hstefnl mem, anecedens well known, and present
faithful picture, not Of the unsry ooos who have
allow tbemseves 10 be persuaded without seeing tho
poison Of tber doctrines set forth bat of tue principal
6bectoIt, whore names the lips Of every
having been the vile instruments of the political e.
arrangement that has divided and the people fail
perceive that they eau expect nothing save disaster
fire. the false protests in favor of their progress and
bspEir ess which ths faction maze, and will i still be
said On before that the country can never be happy
without The rule OF turbulent De nocrsey that initiates
The institutions Of neR hbOripg Republic Its work
ipss have presobisd them 10 our Democrats IN tber
true light and Mexico unfortunate if il does not know
how improve the present occasion winch oers ltse
70 re0tem i!s honor and become assured Of it lnds
pebdence, now that doubts the plan which Is
abVut to be realized sgsiDst s nationality. We can no
krger live the uncertainty which haz nourishe
evil PASSIONS and the Repubc should disappear alto
gshtr if IL IA worthy by It's conduct OF the estIna
eon Of the civilized world.
The treaty which has inst been adjusted in Vera
CrpZ according To the information received by the
Governor, ana ags1st which the Minister Of Relation
has fled the proper protest. agrees 70 concession OF ter
TaJy TabsIt routes tor the czes and troops OF the
Unec States, which viii ruin ports and our con-
meTce, ana which will help that Republic to extend
heels over country. The American Minister, MIR.
FeIEytb proposed before, in hucn last, new bound
AIRY line and Iied to c1rrupt the patriotism Of the Gov
5InpeDt-sisting in his dispatch to the Ministry that
tey should avail themselves of the occasion 70 gain
few ioIs Of dollars the existing stt'eih4t NJ
the gaeIra with they sustained az siost the con
sttntiopsl foroes. This proposition, worthy Of
nation, rejected in terms already known 10 the
Republic Tie establishment et Vera Cruz reeOg
nzed BY The Government Of the United States aud 1t
l. not lew Embarrassed in conserving not only 70 toe
treaty bat in making known through its organ THAI II
hiss adjusted for miserable sun, because It has
etbsI nesbs with which TO retain the triumph OF rs
pIoieI siVBs. few years since a sinar scandal
would have been mex plicable.
Wnheut faclireR for such negotiation, even, accord
ing to the Constitution hich be nyokes, unknown by
sD nmense majority Of the country, his command re-
eGcso 10 most unimpOrtant fragment Of the republic
and without WY hopes of leading the national mind
the Government OF Vera Cruz seeks IN foreign war
and ail MS attendant disasters, not h own triumph, but
tie ruD Of his enemies. He places himse n TIE place
Of djYR,ace AID nsny reserved fOrtraOrs aud hopes
20 stsip that uDbsppy celebrity winch 30 often DARK
eiS The psl e. Of our history. =.
Provjde5re bas placed Zoe IT the head Of the des,-
MES Of tie nation and am well aware Of tue resD.
sibty that Tees upon me- nov that we hnd Ourselves
m 70 crave a crisis not worthy OF being it, rep
xebsnlatye on 60 solemn OCCASION Neither my age
BGr my anqu Iemebts call 10 be first Ia the af1.nt
epdss 10 rave herr but scvated 10 che post which
4 redeem as chief Of the Government aud Army,
could not reject IT, if the war taking character,
should offer greater difficulties aud dangers Inc
nation bUDoTs NE with its confidence, God has gwen
me The victory in this civil war, and trust he viii
give II 70 pe IN the just, more noble, aod more
holy one IN the for the independence OF my coun
Try for the defense Of il religion and the integrity Of
No sGD.