The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-04
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shs whole ssrroy is Ut military divisions II
ART Of The nssshvsst ander NE command q nIramoI
whole region a. isr : Gsaismaa nadsr the orders
Aarqusz; the third y The n0rthAye z Evss Y hsi.
- sn bis eooslsdss q re ss ss0ps me:
With the pacihcation - their respecys divisions.
which effect they entrusted with thu authority an
appeal 70 me fss and prsjudicss Of Nsxca spared
They reminded Of the greed Of the Yankee and h
Sou- millions q doIis a. srssdy 81 sp. and dscrss
crafty wordsd impose new taxes for the support O
this bloody c.usade Marshal Ba.aias allows his troop.
70 check the liberals q Toucar whore the appearance
French forcs ntsrsrsd with me capture q the town
ct San Juan Teohuacan. burnt down. atsr rssisnnot
ana ~. proof q S,.sS s.us
Ter Auhorixng The employ men Of French dstachmsnt
70 ooopsrsts with the impartial troops In defence sl
can Minister q War 70 The Sob rrsSsct q shs.
place. Hs Excelsncy u Illustrating the princi-
prOfessions and facts into most stsriibs Opposition. AS
the conservatives Of influence TO what end these epa
items which must only produce bcodshsd and the
the American soldier On the scensi hey answer far
better to ght to the last than 20 be slaughtered like
70 o rs.g % .ss
tell you that Macmillan has greatly disappointed the
Heis mere boy and ha. done nothing but throw away
money Many slight Indications lead TO the belief that
the conservatives look to an American Intervention,
prompt and sharp, a. their only salvation from the
hands OF the liberas Their measured 1t I'll events
must without doubt bring about such result Coax
ing and plaintve appeals are made to the liberal party
by the aa organ Of the Church conservatives, to lay
aside its preudces ard rally around the programme that
Is 70 save national Independence and open upa new
era Of peace and prosperity Tho liberals who have too
priests lost tho best men OF tAor ranks BY poison or
the knife OF the assassin, longer to be begusd
but steadily accept the alternative Of the sword The
nounces" behooves VI TO act with the energy, patr
otsm and courage proper tOths Latin race to which
and America against the cold breed Of the North Alas
for this eloquence, the renofselesg hand or facts
brushes away the cobwebs Of imperial theories ON our
In force hover around the valley Of Mexico Riva PaA
clos IL directing his march from the plateau OF T0uca
towards Cuernavaca The move brings him into nearer
communication with Pornrio Daz who, after clearing
PueSa. Report credits Bazaine With IN intrigue 70
bring Diaz the capital In order to make hts
vices yet necessary 70 me imperas.s me whole ins
(not he or the frontier). Martinez, Rodriguez and
others initiate under his orders Excepting skirmish
refrain from Offensive measures against tho French, and
the nperiasts have forces Ia the field since the
and gcsa1s oy decree 81 r were
source len other than 70 accept the invitation TO enlist
In the imperial army or return homo at the expense Of
the government, poor ~ they came Hca ID busy in
organizing ct San Luis Potosi. Whenever the French
troops Mea 70 his shah hear Of
marked Improvement has taken plscs IN the bsha-
yior q the iedsr.s higher oIasE and Discipline are
10 nr rs. 2. ana me "a q r
more success the soldiers under their command
From Pachuca the diligence b s,cortsd ~ their
within the reach q tAeir ssthority. To ossraess
% loudy ana fearfuiy proclaimed BY Imperial papers
sson to The govssnsst q the day a. ven % their
deanso OF these wyetches always the insignia
as az ~Sss ss c
destlnelt circulated in Hexica has been pnbeehe m
the conservative press he rssots the nv.tstiss put
10 ne sesniry. tbs 10 consdsm imprsctis I'D = q
Ssls e pspssr ses
A6nt II sxieo privately sent depuiatisn - inqulSs1
W. ssI.nss:s :: would g: 20 .as. ..ss,y sss.
1AisSsash NJ conlacs rssponds sufcisntg ~ ~ in
ss:s. ;sn ss das e native. .sa
foreiener and the nes acve endeavorss - preserve
Which - ssss q s:ry @ s
sny inssrysi slspss bsswsss ths dspssr 8 the French
array and The installation Of the Juaroa government
Thess people have been outraged In evshing the&
hold most aorsd and dear by Europeans o. AL naso1a
q passion Ssn the day arrives 70 which ssy have bssn
looking eagerly 40 requtsl Of their patience ana
prolonged endurance The spirit nansssea % ls.sa-
most influential leaders, civ and unilsary Of the lara
party win 90 arrest the general exodus Of foseignr
prudent len ' s1oss,:s Of the moral power 20 ~ en-
ploysd BY tho United stass In bshaK Of thisnatien
viii prove the best saarnnss Sr =. sSs ~ sss
consolidation OF their government and the ntspsndsnce
Of their native land follows upen The restraint Of their
cv passions and timely exercise OF ferseu'nsss and
pardon.
Aarar<s FOR uadnlajarA the 18th, accompanied BY
ssysntv chosen ofhcsrs, cd. comp~nisns IN arms.
whether he has acquired tho principles Of the military
art during his travels in Europe and harmed % respect
abroad must be reasonably doubted, did tRdae by
his conduct since he resurned to tho capital Always
violent and nconsiderate he mistakes tho impulses Of
animal spirits for tho inspirations Of genua And tho
brilliant victories Of Alexander the0reat though called
boy by Darius, hees him into the belief that triumph
Avn is him soldier, since he too. hes been styled
. the boy'' In Mexico.
with more OF thu qualities os tho soldier, 10 cool and
calculating; fanatic, he yet commands bis passions IN
order mSrc curey to deal his blow upon hts enemies
whom he hates as the eneses OF The Church and sub
yersve OF the stern despc<ic rule b alone recognizes
A deadly foe Of Foreigners, sxcsptng, perhaps, the
spaniar he has and ever again insisted upon the
strange ways into Mexico therefore enlghtening thu
masses and weakening the power Of the church, which
rules by the ignorance in which y mas ninef.o neia n'
siop has bcen eonads 70 lis iron grasp No PersisI
Or With w % sHsa their s blood
NSJA a w RE- fst#fM
completes the Trio upon whom rests the task Of support
Ing The empire An Indian. with oil the characteristic
o. the race Ia regarded good general though ~
forte Is the defensive He has been for some time
San Luis organizing forces and levying forcedsloans
Mr. Charles Mocrhead, an American merchant In tn
CITY, has been victim Of Meja's rapacty and tyranny
ON refusal 20 pay second heavy forced loan levied
the point Of The bayonet within the short space OF eievc
| days, Mr.. Moorhsad was arrested In the street by
force OF armed and violently thrust among the rogue
and lepcos Of tho fail Our Consul In Mexico has
we learn made an energetic remonstrancs and protest
MARSHAL Bozaine as commander Of the military force
throughout Mexico, against such treatment Of citizens
the rnted states His Excecncy judicously decline
the responsibility but offers 10 employ his good Office
with neral Meiia Mr.. Moorhcnd We have Just heard
Ia al liberty but how shall the outrage be redressedf
/ ucIUs RoAfANUs Sun"
| Mr. Pope, Young man and an American, well spoke
OF by all who acquainted with him. was In crossing
street In thc city Of Queretsro agsnM by mounte
l French officer Naturally startled and indignant nj
Popc poured forth remarks In Spanish not natter
\ inr 10 the overbearng Heli-esteem OF the Gau tn
i cowardly Frenchman ordered the unarmed man 70 .
taken TO The quarters Of the sodery and there whippe
by negro The wcas are yet 70 BE- seen upon the bod
OF an American citizen How long shal we be the va
TINS OF military insults and abuse 1sn the birthrgf
Of citizen Of the great republic 70 be chass'sed by IN
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