Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-25
MEXICAN AFFAIRS,
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IN proof Of the falsity Of Nthe fepSrt tba,
ffesidcnt Juarez Is sbout 10 leave Mexico
and come to the United States, l have to ask
the favor that you will publish in your col.
umns the inclosed official and private cor.
-respondence, which has been transmitted Ia
me for that purpose. beg to add that il il
Maximilian and the French who are under
the necessity of leaving Mexico, not tho
legitimate Government of the Republic,
whose oanso cnn never fail, for IL is founded
upon justice and upon right am, sir, very
respectfully, your obedient servant,
H. -nIsI.t t-n. j. N. Navarro,
.,ltBs 81 'f..' Mexican Consul General.
MINISTER ROMERO TO CONSUL NAvARRo.
y.aa. o. Ngw YoRK, Sept. %, 1865.
Juan " Naudyyo, Consul General OF
MeTioO IA tie United STATES! As tho enc
mics Of our country are seeking to misrepre.
sent the events which have lately taken
place in Mexico, with the object Of mislead.
ing public opinion in this country, beg of
you to procure the publication of the enclosed
official documents and extract from pri-
yato letter from President Juarez, which
have just been received here. am, very
truly, your obcdicnt servant,
.... M. ROMERO.
SECRETARY TEJADA To MINISTER ROMERO.
DgP'T PORgrGS RELATIONS AND o. Goy'Sr,
PAsO DBL NoKTg, August IL, 1865,
By the annexed copy Of the circular issued
to-day by this department, you win see that
the citizen President Of tho Republic le;t the
city Of Chihauhau on the 5th Of this month
and arrived at this place yesterday, where ho
has determined that the seat Of the national
Government shall for the present be located.
If the circumstances Of the war require
change in the residence of the Government,
they will never change the firm and constant
determination Of the President to comply
with his duties in whatever place in the Re.
public he may be located, or to which he
may remove. l renew to you my very atten-
tive consideration, LERDo DE TEJAD.
To the citizen MATIAs ROMERO, Envoy Ex-
trnordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of
the Mexican Republic, Washington.
CIRCULAR.
DEPT OF FOREIGN RELATIONS AND or GOv'Sr,I
PA>0 DBL NoRTB, August -, 1855. (
Having left the city Of chihuahua on the
9th instant, the citizen President of the Re-
public arrived yesterday Mt this place, where
he has directed that the seat of the national
Government shall for tho present be estab.
lished.
At this place, as Mt whatever other in the
Republic where ii may be convenient accord
ing to circumstances that the seat of Gov
ernment may be established, the citizen Pres
idont will do all that is possible TO comply
with his duties with firmnes7 and constancy,
fulfilling in this manner the desires of the
Mexican people, who will never cease strug-
Cling everywhere against the invader, over
whom they must necessarily, in the end
triumph in the defence of their independence
and Of their republican institutions.
l communicate the same to you for your
knowledge and the consequent ends.
Independence and Liberty.