The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-14
M f X lC O.
IMPORTANT OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.
Term OF ONCE OF President
JuareZ.
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Extraordinary Powers Con-
ferred by Congress.
uNExAMpLED VOTES OF CONFIDENCE.
-Four Successive Sessions Of Congress
Endorse the President.
Juarez Truly the Representative Of
the National Will.
Forced Loan Levied ut 16atamoros
by the xmperialists.
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organization Of an Imperial National Guard
Throughout Mexico.
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Continued SkirlnishIng I'm the
Interior.
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Sad Plight 81 the Ex-C Confederate Emil
grants to Mexico.
kc. dc. DC
Organization Of an Imperial National Guar
Throughout Mexico.
Continued Skirmishlng I'm the
Interior.
Sad Plight Of the EX. Confederate Emil
grants TO Mexico.
10 6c dc.

benlt0 yuarez was elected President o. the supreme
Court OF Justice and became. by virtue Of that once,
Vice President Of tho republic Of MEXICO In January
1855 military rebellion, inssAisd by the church party
broke out In the city Of Mexico and drove the consitu
uouAI authorities from the capital Comonfor. the
newly elected prssidsn ned from the country. Under
the constitution In the absence In dsAai, Of Presi
dent that once devolved upon the voe President Bento
JuareL He proved TO bs faithful and an able man.
Proceeding TO tho city Of Querc,aro he immediately
issued proclamation recognizing the government and
commenced 70 forces put down tho rebellion and
re-estabsh the supremacy Of the constitution and tho
laws
II vas an ardaous and seemed 20 many hopeless task
Almost without means. with all the influence u the
church and the against him. be had 70 fall back
establish his scat of government SUCCESSFULLY, 81
Guansiuaao, GoadaiAjara, and nnAily 81 Vera Cruz
There The esh Of Apr 1852 Wills the capital wss
still In the hands Of the rsbsis. he ACKNOWLEDGED by
thu United ssAses the swful Of hszioo and dplo
matte relations werv established with HIM, which have
continued unbrokon To the present time.
Well did the very nrst acts Of President Jaarer Justify
the confidence which Induced his recognition Embsr
ra~ed he by this rebellion, he neglected not the
Of constitutional liberty In July, 1859, al Vera
Cruz, he promulgated what known the LAWS OF
Reform which religious liberty establish indie
pendenoe between church and State lessze civfi mar
rage declare tho Immense Of the clergy b.
national propsrty and directs Ia sale and also suppress
conventual establishments throughout the land
Three years Of stubborn struggle and psrisisns effort
followed Tho power Of trainsd army and tho wealth
Of clergy lighting for their temporal possessions
side; the industrious masses poor but determined aud
having unbounded faith In their leader, the oshsr
After long Of varied fortune the bloody bat
tie Of San Miguel cslpuaIpsn in ~hlsh on the nd Of
A.lg. - -6.lfi..
captured together With forty pieces OF artillery and all
their munitions Of var ssaisd the triumph of The
st,u,ionaI cause The ii,h Of January 1891 Pres
Juarex and the oonstiu onAi authorities reensred
the capital whence they hsd been driven Just three
yssrs before.
On ehs sams day President Jusrsz l~ued pfo,isma
ton calling elecfioa Of msmbess u coosrss and Of
Presidential eeetorv In seoordsncs With the provsions
Of ths constitution Al that TINE there foreign
soldier the Msscsn ss throughout the whole
ny the rebellion hs1 terminated and tranquility pre-
vailed; everything favored free and unbiased sIocton
The ssscson bsid and The result the ehoes by
IN overwhelming majority, 90 Jane II, 1881. q B<no
JaArss - Prssidsai Of sbs rspohik Zoe he ensuing
s&vm.
one Of the people, Truns from fns ranks f ths PEG
sbs psslb servant Of thirty years svssl. sod ns~ The
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pises then foreign is,erveruonhsi is<i sf de-
fsef<d fsfuobh>s snp<rsensd ana az NE ~"eid tno~s
how Beni,o Jssres Tor than four ysa, past hAs
held sion ths Gag Of the rssuhsc, ssd 9th What
sssey perseverance, and d>vosed PATRIOTISM be has
sAIusd tho Gauss u oonsuatonAi lbsrty aud u lEds
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During hh p~noa no ""hs '"cn ~bs'h, ssa 'hs
renewed choice q President at the srprsion Of TIE
stut,onsI psrod, has nsosssary h-d 10 b porponsd
unh the erpulsOn ~ TIE 0rstrn INVADER shall p<ftnt
re s's. 80, ~ " Issa .. -, n. -. a,
suuony conferred ~ INC Duorihk ArA We hfn %
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