The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20
were pronounced by Hon. Samuel J

were pronounced Dy Iion' Sa ~
Tilden, ex-Judge Edwards, James -
Brady, and other eminent gentlemen
The Evening Express says: NOV,
ments have been simultaneously iiiau
in every State in the Union by ,rleo anu
we'll skilled organizers OF the otel'ionS
party, during the past week, ior ,he pur-
nose of obtaining all the ald that can
possibly be given by lrlshmen To meet
the coming struggle OF independence.
Officers have been detailed by the com
pany. to each State through which they
aye now travelling for the last time pre-
vious to the commencement OF the rev.
olution.
Teleorams from nearly all the States
to-day announce success. Money, arms
and ammunition are being subscribed
with great spirit. Ii is calculated that
Mr.. Stephens has secured upwards OF ten
thousand of arms since his arrival III
the United States and that great por-
ton of that number has been shipped to
Ireland in the most open manner. Inc
great mass meeting about TO lie held III
Jones Wood on Sunday, the 18th inst.
it is supposed will be the last
held in this country by James stephens
until the war commences.
Reports received from quarantine to-
day are To the effect there were no all
mission of cholera patients 10 the hospi-
tai ship yesterday and no deaths.
DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS,
Office of Sec'yof Foreign Home 4BaUs,
for Nerico, Section l. y
The citizen President of the
Republic, has heard with regret OF
the acts committed in the city OF
Nat,noris On tho sotn oil August l"ot,
I,n FORCES under command of General
Pedro Hinajasco and Colonel Servan
Canales with view that the political
and military commander of the state OF
Tamaupilas, should the second named
officers who accepted it, the proclama-
ton issued on the 18th inst, thereby
disarming Gen. j. VI. DeCaravajal, the
incumbent at the time. Even had there
been inst motives for disavOwal of Gen.
Carovaial, il was only the supreme
government that had the right
70 order his dismissal and it
had already so determined on
tbe 18th of said month, in order TIT
General Carvajal might answer TO the
charges against him for the capitula-
ton granted to Don Jonas Mejia. lou
were then appointed as Governor and
Military Commandment to supersede Cen
eral Carvajal, but, until you superseded
him and until this determination of the
government came to the knowledge OF
General Carvajals subOrdinates, they
were bound TO respect his authority
This error cannot, however, be excused
because of the third resolution of the
act above mentioned, where il is pro-
yided to refer il to the citizen President,
under protest and abide by his de-
termination. Such means having been
used previously i'll other like move
ments, does not deprive them of
their true character of revolt contrary
to most binding duties imposed by land
military discipline. No hope for saliva
ton of the country can be entertained
| if stop is not put 10 military revolts,
which have so far been the cause of the
misfortuncs of the Republic. The ma
ton has been struggling for the last
nine years against parties that reyolted
against the Constitution and the Laws,
which, after having been defeated, Went
a. far as treason itself, by
calling foreigners to their aid. The
people are struggling to establish
forever respect for national law and the
principle of that authority should not
| he derived through violence or by force
! of arms, but arise from the laws con-
scented to by the free will and votes of
| the citizens, that law be superior to
force, that public power he superior to
military mutinies, that arms he i'll the
hands of those citizens, who, instead of
disrcgarding the laws and dismisSing
public officers, will best serve their
| country by true allegiance t" the laws.
/ Disappearing, as the citizens and
the President do disapprove of the
military movement ut MatamoraS, and
| disavOwing all the acts arising there
from, he entreats you that, besides all
! the steps You have taken as Governor
/ and Military Commandant of the State
of Tumauliplas, you should provide the
best means for the submission of those
! NrrCcS, ana uITecI General Huo]OSa ana
/ Colonel Cavales to proceed to the seat
of the Supreme Governor To answer for
| their conduct, independence and lib
erty. LEEIDA DE lEJADO,
Secretary of Foreign and Home Affairs.
To Mon Santiago, Tapia, Governor and
Military Commandment of the State of
! Tamauliplas, Matamoras.
/ CHIHU tnI'A, Sctcnber II, 1856.