New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
The Prseis ~ sion 81 Eea. DsbIsds.
MANUEL ponLADO, GovEnHoR OF TIE STATE oS
or.xAJuATo To rrs tHHABirANTn.

FELLOW CITIZENS: The honorable Congress
ofthe STATE upon terminating It's legislative labors has
delegated to ne TIC eicfeise oi Its povris ahriI!ns
The Extraordinary fae!cs With which II bad before in
tesird ne.
Tli,r row testimony Of ,,on1deuoc imposes upon me-
tie duty Of addics,ns YOU IN order 70 MAKE Al.sa 20
you tho a,e that ! pToI"fe 70 make OF The Au'hof!
v hich has been Deposited an ny person ~
Ths .fenis ~l,ch have rcccliy occurred In The C'y
Of Meico have placed ,he foreign question In It's rus
.hi. and presented 1t ~.ih precision and al eIscu
,udo which removes al possibility OF error lies
e,eris reveal nothing es, than the deliberate intention
of converting the Republic q Mexico into colony Of
Tnr ,le,,rcsl ,lrcc ~ which /, has been sought t.
divide and 20 distract pnht opinion tas 70 other object
than a. place the ooeuiry BY meas % certain m'hclM
transitions under the domination OF the french arms
In all his ,eis only tie good faith tai conquered
people NAV hope 90 Tcceiy. nom their conqp.ror.
Tie Invading General Ia. Affected 10 believe that iht
military question sa' concluded wren &C ..' ms wv
Intimate conviction that II has only commenced
No ole now IL lgrofRnt - tie dcplornhlc causes
which Contributed 20 trns shon TIE disasters vhlet
occurred IL III. armies Of the And Of Nc center
The Invading General also knows them. al6he kIowi
tina, without Tie aid Of those causes he would not 10
day be In MEXICO. ,
es military 1 ss;S4 s'sp. % on H. ':s s
n hi, question 10 yet krown only 10 Providence lie
Win award 10 each that which Is his Just due.
The political question :, question Of right aud OIL
Sai SS 's i The ~ q people The Mesc.ns Asv,
inherited Independence fom their hihsrs Tte)
achieved that sdepcnds9es b Virtue a hIir scsr ri
and tA,lr sacrifices ~, By ntTisue nor did inc! pnr
chusc II with corrupt gold
Tie ryAt which eIi-ts op oar aide is evident II IL IN
con,rovrrtite unpre-cip,ibls IL is the right ~hic'
England hA, and Spain and France, under tptir re
spec,re pn,ionsres and "a place th' night IN doubt
IS TO reject all public Law sto Enper the very existence
Of nations a. independent Ssaes ~ attack at It's yer,
chaos shs n nd p e.is3R.A 90 ia relations,
Force not right I, Is necessarily 10 repeat this prin
clplc thousand time. Loweyet ,rite i nay seem
sI rS.. 5 ss -. only v l H.
moro brilliantly each time the sacred IRE v! nsuTec,oi
'1he Emperor Napoleon has had she power TO invade
Mexico but b. has ght 10 convert Il into colony
II France II has been attempted Ia found rghf mp
the unhappy condition of the Republic aud upon III
continual revolutions. ~ 80,
Hut this IL only the sophistry 81 bad faith In whcs
even It's authors do not believe II II true that We have
committed many and that all parties IN attempt
ing t. put IN practice their respective theories nave
failed, devoured by the revolutionary -prit bu' on.
the Mcaicnns have right 10 complain OF these evils
The right 10 reproncb il exclusively our own Foreign
bhyc rglt 10 take copn<ance oi our domestic ds
-cnsons and stu lees IA bring charges against us io
acts done In tho exercise Of our national! sovereignty
The invader well knows these truths. and II Is fo
this that each step be takcsn the country n
repeats the dccciiul wntchword ~ his desgns-"W
do not come 10 impose government upon Mexico w
come 10 protect Tie free choice Of that the Mexican
wish to give themselves" This hypocritlcal prcenc'
does not merit rcfutaton IL has already been set asid
~ tNf hutlnn en- HlhHN Nlhn ~ WIN s'oih !"
Tie news 81 the monarchy OF MnIimilinn
The good sense Of the inhabitants oi the country ha
comprohended that there cannot be freedom wher'
there l. compulson that the French army is not pro
cctor but nsurpcr that these phrases with which /
II sought 10 deceive the people only the set phrase
which coDqucrcrs In all times have used with lyins
tongues diplomatic expcdienis invented III order Il
piroyze resistance. involuntary confessions, but yerl
significant Of our right to freely govern ourselves with
out the Intervention of any foreign nucnc. whatever
Presented thu, the political question, and being coa
the light Of the MONDAY sun the right Of Mexico no
10 admit the protection offered Ia her ut the point
French bayoncis the course which should be- lolowc,
BY all Mcaicanr is plainly marked out II IN Ia iigh
10 the lat against the Invaders, 10 exhaust 10 th
uttermost every resource e. mo country IN order l.
make the wnr successful 10 reject all thought Of com
promise ~ All impossible means when treating of a.,
independence and sovereignty Of the nation which
rom their very nnture, are ndiyisible and alienabc
and Ia die III Is necessary but with the CONSCIOUSNESS
that the honor of Mexico has been saved.
This Is the course which the government of Guam
uato viii pursue Ia order correspond To the conf
dcnce which tho representatives Of the people hay
manistfd IN the person who exercises its functions
For IN enterprise ~ grand aud ~ holy NO co0pcro