The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-03
Our Mexico Correspondence.

esh t3 Mexico CRY, Oct Is, 1895.
The political dssensi in this unfortunate country
have innamed mems passions and gwen an opportunity
20 the hordes Of the modern Caesar, OF whom all stand
in to enter into country and take possession Of
it. Those who, during the many changes succeeded in
gaining POSITIONS looked upon the French men who
bvoud uphold and protect Them whereas some of them
Feceived the Offices and the others the money.
France had nothing better to do apparently than to
fight against citizens who, yearnng for independence
Cook uparms to achieve II. But what the most ar
dent patriotism accomplish through men destitute or
order discipline and without leaders, when opposed
Rumerous and veteran forcess Nothing This was
shown in spain in 1908. The valor Of her the
field unequaled; but being without pilot the ship
ipf State became impossible control. At that time
our ancestors rendered ours they con
Huered; and why do not the sons of the former now
lend aid to the OF the laers The circumstances
are parallel An invading sovereign relying upon his,
bayonets took possession Of tho country That
reign was Bonapartc and the troops Frenchmen.
To-day the soil belonging the has been seized by
ehe Of Bonapare with the Of the soldiers
pf his uncle Our countrymen continue to fight nces
sanity may be seen by the orders awarding distnc-
eons and decorations TO the invading forces by their
leaders order to show their adhesion the new order
pf things Did defend ourselves there would be
no battles and battles do take place there must be
stigmntZeQ
obbcrs and hghwaymen Our resistance is all uphill
work Our enemies powerful and have possession OF
both sea and land while We are weak and rely solely
upon arms for defence; but inspired by the
implicit faith Of forcfathcrs and shall tight on
hopefully until our darkness turns into light We hear
nen speak OF our independence OF welfare and Of
pur prosperous condition. Independence forsooth the
endepcndencs Of prisoner the welfare Of slave the
prosperity Of a man ground down by injustice
bf the grave There is liberty Of the
Wp NO ltiaa FIR ing onicial
Billions strange TACT the Americans feel sympathy
the inhab ants Of Poland and Italy but they have
none for their brothers and neghbors They allow
- from distant assassnaie us in our
pwn houses andye they manifest their Indignation at
psurpers aud usirpaon in the Old World pos
eblsl military despotism OF tho most absolute charac-
Der has been established hero such Heriaudo Corcz
m periods established Mexico is struggling to iibcrase
bersc but the task Is too great cannot accomplish
z unaided Give MS a helping hand, and you viii
bow much enthusiasm and genius we possess Raise US
FROM moral dccadencc and you will Are burn
yns In our breasts burst into fame hut you will not
end we shall gradually fade away like the waning day;
tand when Americans at length 10 consider their
krue pos ton they will find themselves surrounded.
Ee,hsr All diseases should be attended, 70 a. as
eary stage az possible for when the evil becomes
them N ps % i9e bs. 70 S snd
nd not unfrequenty those who minister 10 the sick
- this stage become infected with his disease The
bible "who have and not and eyes and Zee
pot" The advent Of an American army at the present
WOuiu the nntion 10 from Chi
uahua to Chapas and tho invaders would find no place
rest In safety They would either be driven 10 their
ehps or DESTROYED Let not therefore, that be put of
nntil tomorrow which should DO done day. such a
trontes, would enable the American nation TO strengthen
vts nationality and unity, and would oberae all inter
nal antpathcs Let them follow the examples of those
Did sovcreigns who the fathers of their people
You will have noticed that in order to create false i'm.
pressons in this country the customs OF Americans
their judicial proceedings and general action the
organs OF the government press publish collection Of all
hhe reports and stories less true of events oc
Curring IN tho United States, taking care 10 In.
waraby select all the criminal cases. upon
winch they comment most unfavorably. These pitiu
editors are willing 10 degrade themselves and sell their
dignity as men for the morscls thrown TO them from
ther masters table But II an account be taken OF the
grimes committed under the shadow OF the glorious
Wrench asg the balance will be found be considerably
Nm favor To begin with have the horrible assassi
nations on vessel proceeding from Mazailan TO ST.
Diego and "a the newspapers have published detailed
ccoun there Is no need OF repetition here Then In the
city of Mexico itself robberies OF daily occurrence
Rairoad accidents frequent and generally fatal
tmany. In addition there maiy crimes committed
abe of the syndc Of Hapam, for instance which
lls humanity with horror But all OF these insignia
rant compared with the horrible crime committed
Durango call II horrible because the circumstances
att nding are such that IL hardly credible could
Havc been committed except In tho days Of the Inquisi
hion or In the midst Of savage people subject TO no law
and ignorant Of what Is duo 70 civilized society HUI
manity will cry out against the outrage; but the
noble French flag Is extended for protection, and
this y sufficient when the victims are only
young girl OF thirteen and unfortunate father Of
family what matter their misfotunesg Justice declares
in favor OF the stronger SIDE In fact what has Judge
70 fear or an accused person protected by hm Nothing
Judges hero are sacred and invoabe In order 70 keep
out OF thor clutches nothing Is needed sheet OF
paper and private ROOM where tho public cannot judge
and where there Is no law for the victim Here the case
IS settled Without useless trouble And the crime
mains unpunshed for the word punishment IL writ
sen IN our code Tor Judges and public officials and
over. wiz yrccably never be written down therein
You may Judge 81 this state OF affairs nv the follow.
ng-A father Of family Vas ravelins ono morning In