The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-26
Yhe Salvation Of Mexico Must Como from
haglo-ScXOn Energy.
"A kaHaG OVERCOMING with Milk
aNG Honey.
ks. Ae. &c.
Our verA Cruz Correspondence.

VERA CRUZ, Dec. ID, 1855.
Becauso Of fact that the French steamer will leave
Acro for Europe rumor has been put IN
circulation by authority OF the government that Juarez
has given up Presidency OF the Mexican republic II
Is well TO say that the story caDard, and circn
lated for consumption in France, and perhaps 10
Napoleon until another equally startling one
ear be manufactured Strange may seem, it is
,crtho sss fact. the impealiss manufacture and
circulate reports OF unfounded character simply 10
bolster the imperial In the minds or pnblc men
different European cities Fence just previous TO the
sccasion Of the departure OF every French steamer
sard IL purposely circulated and it goes passen-
GER the steamer possibly produce the desired
effect abroad The object OF the present canard is 10
make people in France believe that Juarez has gwen the
Presidency INTO hands and that his has
submitted to The imperial government Your correspond
particular in exposing this fraud that the people
Of the United States may not he deceived with canards
intended FOR effect in Europe and other expected 10
produce adverse the interests OF the Mexican
republican loan now being offered in New York
Facts and Ffgurcs About Mexico for
"Emigrants.''
The call lately made upon the sturdy bearing
population OF the United States TO emgrate TO the land
Of the Aztecs feature in the history OF the
present half century The demand, however. for the
~bone and snew required regencrate that much dis
trscted land before publicly proclaimed.
The ostensble object previously, IL Ia now, mere
~ peaceful emigration 10 plough and delve the rich
So and auerous rocks with which the country abounds
The real intention then 10 suppant the revolutionary
and pickering leaders Of the republic and give stable
government. The real object is TO rid the country
81 fungus Emperor and its foreign yoke masters
aud 70 establish its republican government ON
nrm and enduring basis. There six years
ego for secret organization Of the band OF military emf
granite which do not exist Then great majority Of
the American people 10 the lawess enter
prses Of Walker and hs hibusering friends who were
che prime movers Of the proposed expedition; now
almost every citizen Of the United States sympahizes
with the Mexican people and feels DESTROYS TO aid them
in their struggle for self government The sdminstrs.
ton At Washington too, would then have felt selfcaed
upon 70 prevent any armed emigration that had for rs
object the overthrow OF government purely Mexican.
Now when the intention is 10 divest the land Of
patton hardly likely that such interference will
~ either popular On proper.
For the hero stated the hlibusters Of 1859
compelled organize their proposed expedition in
cre and this doubtless the principal that
carried into execution To raise the spirits
friends and sdherents the emgrstng poin, they
prepared glowing description OF the land o. promise
and had IL privately printed In the shape Of small
volume OF seventy or eighty pages. None but this
elect permitted TO possess copy OF this peculiar
Solume. The for this is obvious; for the book
not only unveils 10 the eager eye Of the searcber after
wealth the Of riches that Lies embedded in Mexican
soil but points him the resdiest road by which he
make himself master Of the situation points ont
him the way successful invasion OF the Fl Dorado OF
Central America and tcs him how 70 garner the golden
harvest which be will End temptipgy strewn IN hts
path.
rnE PRIVATELY PRINTED PAMPHLET.
This remarkable production 10 entitled "Prescnt state
and Destiny of Mexico, by W. ~ CT II bears the i'm
print Baltimore 1860, but contains neither pnn,
er's publishers copy which has come into
our possession has written the lower half OF the ny
leaf in pencil, in the handwriting Of the notorious H.
clustering chief with the respects Of VIM Wake,
sachcm 81 the Knights OF the Golden Circle Tho
upper hair, which evidently had been - -rhea "
recipients name, Is toru of
Taken in connection with The political aspects lie
present dny the subject matter Of this publication
lust now OF 10 little interest We win therefore give
ygmf Of it, contents and lay before hundreds OF thou
sands the advice and suggestions that have hereto
fore been conaJed but 10 few choice and turbulent
eplrts Before entering thereon, however, let US
state tina, tine theoretical portion OF the work has
yesefonce 10 a past state OF Affairs than
20 the present, but st In This portion there several
hine that now no, without value incapable
" being Of service. On the other hand the practice
poton-that which describes the wealth Of the country
waiting for s development by the vigor and enterpr'sf
~ tho American minds even Of greater value to-day
han was bali dozen years ago; the facts and figures
have not altered by the lapse Of these few years while
Dhe period al which they will become subjects Of inquiry
p intending cmUants has by the OF time, been
removed from the future 10 The all bu, present
TEE Right WAY TO THp LAND or PBoMisy.
when this work was written II presumed that The
,niuspt would have TO contend for foothcd on Mexi-
sn soil with the "wretchcd communities that then
nsnopolisod tho richest sud fsrsa portion Of the |
0sasn world The writer considered that was then
sbvcus that no citizen Of the Uned ststes DESTROYS OF
ssnigYs ting could place much dependence In the
sby Of Mexican governments tbe diplomacy Of the
s,ned 8tates nor woud he be wise - going Mexico
xingy and alcnev The desired exodus could only he
succteculIy enected by "defensvc eru1graton
sur fsa<ssbsrc assua IL - uev W. apx plaUtra