The New York herald., 1863-05-26

Testing INA more decided e sesouton 70 defend
the n:tonsi territory and on all sides troops being
aftervxards sent towards the cast
Subscriptions continue TO DC opened even in tho most
insgniscsnt towns In favor of the army.
orkSNc or coScRyss--InE rRtspxxr's srExcB.
The Congress OF the Union opened It's with all
solemni on The 10th ut ana has already
attend tosubects Of vital interest The citizen President
Of the renibic delivered ssech stating aat meet
for the goSornment whose business It viii be teach the
invader tns he can do nothing against stitutions
The citizen President continued Al these terme:--
In lerfornng tbe FIRST OF my duties In sat-fyinr my
most earnest aspiration, In complying with the most
sduously ~ ane creation and deveiopmcnt a our Gle
ments OF defence. and thanks 10 thc magnanmsNs nation
%eSh mas 20 sss seconded the policy Of the
ors financial o.rcumstaDces that have ever lad We
can lace terrible war without foreign aid.
some little difficulties, excited BY hmeutable errors,
htTe been set asde at the the governert and
OF patriotism in the reest xcsouticn cooperate ac
tkrs'y In the war, which the nation issustanisg With
Jdss-c and vigorous effort o-tside OF the Ion. declared
traitors, there Is nof desired imagined in ali the nc
over ae invaders of our soil Your author ssd dei,psrs
t1ns, those noble sentiments and the conndencs
you Wa demonstrate onse more y our cne,.s that in
stead OF tie dscords which they calculsssd for the
e,sy accomplishment Of tbsir most odious undertaking,
the most s union N apparent In Ne authorizes OF the
country as arch In her sans, and that we paetpone
everything ~ the defence Of the autonomy and dignity
The whole world will acclaim our honor because truv
20 people Ia os1temptibe which, divided and cut up BY
hshi with dignity against the powerful monarch OF
tho earth. people which. 10 this grave situstIos,
maintains undstunbed It's public law gives proof Of via.
don IN IT'S councils, gives evidences of maguanmIty
and yet allows no advantages s soss,Ies than
,hcy get through ,heh oonqucsr, knowing well that 10
the present age that EoAd s the way o( dlshon0r and
Mroon and that glory IA only for thoss nations Which
he Mexico, defend rgbt end justice.
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lie said - "s-'' '''"'-'
CiTrrs fRrsnssr-To give new testimony Of our M
uonal sANtence % belle oncs the base csump,es
WHO wncn ,ne Mexican republic has been sought 10 be
dishonorsd tho sane august constitutional assemblv
which bad the honor cf rresding over on the Issh n
December Isst again met And to make strong and
Ioworiui ho ultimate consciousness Of rights the in
conesabe superiority and the inyncble rnor.i ro,c.
given bv love OF country tbcre Pueba De zraSo1s
n sublime and heroic attitude, tnoec who snrcr .r1
complain lot thoss who need and ask not tbosc rha
strive without anger and witbout hlte ihose who ms
sessd Of an immortal sprh, compel tho rrsnch sot,sr
20 Gy aud desert, resolved au % die before yieIdrs
hand breadth 81 land 10 The barbarous Law OF cepooc
No; people is nod conicmptbie, k not
misc aoe, does net deserve slavery. which cxpercnelng
hs disasters civil war, beodspg under The Feish Of M