Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-28

action committed without the punishnsnt Of th'
guilty.
The property and persons Of tAs citizens will
be sn1er the safeguard Of the laws ssd Of tho
officers Of the Gsvernmsns.
The eTRers of national estates Whs bought
| them regularly and ia conformity with law,
shall net be disturbed, bat shall renlsiR IN pcs
session Of the property fraudulent ssles alohe
viii Ss subject 70 revision.
The press will be free, but regulated accor5
\ ing TO the system Of warnings established il
/ Ffaaes. Two warnings will Tc5ulf in the sup
! prsssisn Of the Ps7sr.
/ The recruiting Of the army will be aoa51et-l
! on E9as-a.e system, putting IN en5 20 tha 0dt-
! eEs csstoa Of seiziag by f5Ica sns dragging fr5m
their faniliss the Iaiiaas and iarm laooTer5, that
iuteTestiag class Of ths pspsIatisa wh3 are now
/ fsEced iato The ranks, wi,a the rore ErcuEj tk5r
| EeCks, and Who, therefore Oaly afford the sad
spectacle Of soldiers without patriotism, withou,
devotion TO their g. z, sWsys rssdy TO dsssT., er
/ TO gait one chief fer another. And tAis is easy
to esae0ivs, fer the rsassn that there is ia MsEj-
es as nstisHsl array, but bands, under the orders
Of ambitious caieifaiHs, who wTazgls for a
power whisA thsy Use only for tbs total Gsslrue-
tsR Of the resources Of the esHnry, ~ aPpts-
pristirg to themselves the wszlth Of others.
Taxes viii 30 regulated, ss in eiviizsd cOan-
tries, so that ther bUrthsn shall fail on al the
citizens in proportion ts their f3riuHss; and ox-
smiaa.isa will be made, in order, if practicable,
to suppress certain taxes On cOhsu@ptsR, more
yexstieus taan productive, and which affect
principally the poorest producers IA iAs country
districts.
Az agents who have the disposal of public
funds viii be suitably Compensated; ba5 those
whS fail to discharge .he.r fuae.isns with The
right 70 require Of tksm, viii be displaced, be-
sides being pu7ished fer any misconduct Of
which they msy be guilty.
Ths Cathsiic religion shall be respected and
the bishops rastsrsd TO their bishopTics, l win
add. tAss the Emperor wsgl5 be pleased, if It
wsrs possible, fer tde Government 70 pT0clsius
freedom Of worship, that great prineipls Of mod
eTn society.
Energetic measures vii te GloptsdioT rsPyss-
sing bngsadsge, that plague Of Mexico, which
makes it 4 csunTy exceptional in the Wsrld, and
ParGlyses al commerce, all enterprises Of pub-
lie or private utility, which esaEol prosper with
out seeaeity.
Courts viii be seorganiz'd as to reader justica
with integrity, 80 that shall Re longer be bought
BY the last ssd highest bidder.
Sack are the 5sssHtisl Bfisc pies on which
viii rest The Goy9rEm3nt ts b established.
TEey are tAsss sf TIE H1st distiGsuisRs2 p5o- |
pies Of E7roFs. They ars these wAieh the rev
GsVsrauasat sf Mexico mast en3e2vor to fJlisw
with perseverance, and energy, If it desires TO
sssaas place &nsHg civilized ustisus.
This sessSd Part~sf my task can only be
aeesEalisked by nae, if I AN sscen5sj by good
MsXieaBs.
Therefore, viii not coDc,uis this maniissto
without making appeal ts e5neilistiss. ih-
vske the conCRuencs 5f. al intelligence; I ask
parties 70 dissrm, and hsncetorth to usa sAsir
strength, Rot in puliisg dswu, bat in sUilliHg
up. IproclsiRl foTse..slEsss Of the past, a csn.
plsts amnesty fer sll was VIII rslly il gesd fath
ar0uad the t}8veransnt which The uatioz, freely
consulted, will establish for Itself
Bat I pTsnouucs enemies Of their country
those whs shsll show themselves deaf 20 ny
csBeilia;ory voice. 1 viii pursue them wherever
theY may take refuge
Dsue in Mexico, this I2th : Iae, 1853.
FUREV,
Msjor-GsEtral, Senator, CoIamauder-iu-C Chief Of
tus Asxiesa Expedition.