New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

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Special 0 the New Orleans {, escent.J
MArAM0RAs, March 81, lSGl
m. ElHor-We, that is the MeXicans, are face
to face with our great and irrcprtssbe enemy, the
Texans. Do you ever remember to have read of
Goliad. of the Alamo, of Fannin, of Santa Ft, Of
Mer, of Jourdan, of Maverick, and that crowd of
historical names. Well, sir, the representatives of
those men are here within three-fourths of mile
of the barracks occupied by the soldiers who fol-
lowed Cos, who fought under the banners of Ar
MILO and who executed the cold blooded DEGREES
of Santa Anna. The very mention of these names
in conjunction is sufficient to coniure up hostilities
and this weak cowardly and treacherous race feel
the weight of that vengeance which is due to the
outraged feelings of the men on the Eastern bank
Of the Rio Graude. The Mexcans know the fate
in store for them just well if fate had un-
rolled her DEGREES before them and, to use race
track expression, they are already hedging to save
themselves. They profess to-day great sympathy
for republican institutions and offer to mitigate the
seventies of their atroCiOus Government, in the
vain hope that such ill-timed offerings to liberty,
will win sympathy from you They seriously dis
the necessity of restoring fugitive slaves, and
are active and energetic in hunting up criminals
who escape from the Texas side of the river. Salt
will not them, for the decree las gone forth
that Texas must extend her frontier to the Sierra
| 3I4drn.
Moreover Mexico is not only threatened or thc
NO N1ANe' AUG HFl ltoi:'I az Why pTStl ~
the prospect of an Invasion from the California
| side. The Governor Of Sinava has appealed to
President JuaIez Tor ASSISTANCE 10 aid IN repGHA@
Il large company Of tiIibusters, which, he has been
officially advised are preparing 10 ma'ch INTO thlt
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