The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-25

Nav ls6l J,arey addressed no o,yrcxs and nro.
claimed that from The Efforts Of lie ire ala were born
in mormaip liberty Of orsh'm tho absolute Indepen-
dence Of civil and religious pcwors the
al whose nas osms or COD
and outraged human dignity !, $50
The church si,ll majn,s ned under MARQUEE and
others smaII forces IN The aeld which com,ted the
most brrin excesses They dstinguishod neither be-
tween foreigner nor native. but upon eyery one they
levied contrbu,,ors of hlood and II anpcarrd
70 mo their desire ,o m.ss nandemonnm Of the lana
the better TO induce FOREIGN inrcrveniou under pes
o b"mon ~ ~ s IMAM ,sv ssr c,,ush,"g mn
der their bloody despo,,sm To the = nsbine which
lighted the land from The banners or Jarez Ito church
opnosed 'be dark creed which forced into the Atlantic
sS,sst roya1s q, s ~ Is.t rt1i.s Msaco
Look here is the contrast between tho nineteenth
-"- "'''SA'' iu.srz on ,uu.r GREED. ,fl -
CONSTITUTIONAL government n place of dctatorshiu
Freedom q religion. a'N $500 81
STANDARDIZATION of church proncrtv
Army suborainste 10 civil nower' n +.
1''' AN1 '1' 'p'A' c,,r aU S...n
Inv,oi.bi,tv Of church nrons,v and
OF for former ,,,,, ssac!io ms .,. o,.,, ,s.
trbmnais
Roman n.i, Catholic the sole religion
No immirrants a cent from Catho,ie countr,es
Aeenvra cator. ouiv subject 70 the churcb. or n
proisctorstc '''o-'''" " A'--.' "
,v-o,ouya m .u, n, vvcx ~ y,,vc ..or- !.
s,.h -. tha noI,,i =, cond,t,nr ~ an. .orr,rv
oue" W ,nc po,sl a. conauon on sne county
.n" nm i s 'nS 'u.sSa Greco DeCsme aomhsh
.,u ou' ,ne nsny PoweI % tc c'esy wa no. ucsa
h.r Ths r. naa os no
nar.s .. % upon "e,r ~ ~ inc
!eares parry had sent their aolest emanes 70 europe
EN- III ev ~ ss o. ~, e w X Ana :: I'm M
H".,r ~. hs..s ~ s' c CIV =. h ' sss,
nex'co 49, nopeessy gwen over 70 anaicny. Simin!
presen's'ons 70 tne x'encn ~ isS-spoa'
sne time OF me french naval expedon against Mcsl.
that t known that 1t IL TO the clerical party that the
oiuesncss wnicn nave :rsen oesween tIsnce and nsx
Mexico to monaroacai rule and has pushed 70 war
" .s Us IN. N esoss 20 . , :. , ,n,s END
Outrage u would bring France 70 undertake the con-
quest OF me Mexican republic, ana thai . monarch,
wo.a men 90 e%aosn ,sa How wen .nese words
ate French Invasion proves
..n Inc c ss - s@ reson 70 ovesnrew yusres
stu 70 write TIE doom Of Mexico with Quill pucaer
vm W. Austnan csg,e Inc sIes. mIary ana ponu-
Ala ed Psa WITH fsso 81 hs He comn
IT, ~. s'smon ma Aimon'e, WIN o'nem OF inc
Church party, who were the very exponenis Of
her with fire, rspine and murder, hoverod around
inc Tulleries; and their plans falling upon will
letter to the London Daily Nv' January T. 1884 ably
aesss .nc yrnny oi tue Nactlonary party during thc
wa a. mexico o ho.ss AND r
properly ana restoring the eccesiast cal and military u
rsdcuon as existed before 1898 dc Gaorac French
Minister 10 hexico, was 9uite prominent ~ that Time
In rendering assistance 70 the reactonary party for In
euer Fcoruary ~, lSos ne recalls 70 the Archbshop
country and TO the Holy Church OF that ecclesiastical
province. m Zuloaga, the intimate Trend OF MN.
Saorac ana o.wsy, naa SontSnted himself with I'm;
Posng atax upon cap'tai OF 1iVO sscrng ana upwards
eoIuay =, ieos n Mramon, ano.ner ana not Iess
intimate friend OF these gentlemen, had attacked land
ery Of goo sterling and upwards and had included the
~ a. r n M - pysssoas "a sn' unposs An .ay
property Then cams The "Pcrs law Or coec,on Of
n ~ cs,, aner wnsn ~ az ,S. S .nss
Of the Dsnaidp scve which was called at that time the
Pubc Trsasuryn the same Miramon taxed ali at once
March 20 1s0O:-
Tyrst-Eneciive capssai of x2eo and upwards.
Secynd-.The liberal ana industrial professious
.mncvs. moral eap''A or tax upon the wages o.
The amount of taxea which had been trip,ed BY Ia.
loago In 1885, was quadruplsd by Miramon in 1859 and
Min ister would not oterfcre--wss seyeufold
The way that Miranon happened 10 succeed zuloasa
1858 Zulosga had issued hIs 'Chrissmss' pronupcis-
mento'the harpies Of dssolaon had boon quarelliug
about -, The sse, IN, 10 order TO o.
Of ZuIoasa under plea that his
lacked authority and Sor moment they conferred ON
Robles who soon found IL too weighiy burden and
transferred IT, few days after 70 the shoulders OF Mira
mon the moss bIttsr ssreacsionist', OF hts party
determined 70 recognize this bastard government Of
Mramon despite the fact that almost the whole country
state adhered to the Constitution OF 1857. NJ Otway
who represented Great Britain had while MirAmon
General demanded his dismissai Tor outragcs committed
mon occupied the presidential chair he formally rccog
mig d him. Miramon and Marques soon after fsaied
Who v"r" ssenan. 70 Inc es sSa
wounded Of roth parties in the hospitals and on April
IL, 1859, shot them 10 cold blood These the
OF tho party whom the allies were 10 shelter
under their Dag when Q few years later the
intervention VAS undertaken 70 prevent anarchy in