The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-16

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outside Of his immsd1t locality without ability ana
selected only 10 rereseot his sec,ion Tue result OF
serous trouble ffh beodsneo, very likely to follow
General ec1oamo 1revino, Governor EJECT OF Nuevo
ovation net bal viii DO given in bis honor soon aior
bis arrival residence on the grand plaza Il bsips
nsled Up hs reception.
Quroea is rsnche Laredo. He ia said O. be
about tuning has attention to stock raising
Czrvsjal also on ranche the borders OF the
Rio GTanie not far from Edinburg. He Ii engaged in
agricultural pursuits Canaes 10 said 10 be with him
ortegA and faton still confined In this city They
have persseniy refused 70 recognize the authority OF
Juarez In manner. In September Oriega addressed
long communication to Manuel f. Gomez Governor OF
ths State In which be speaks OF and gives his
reasons Tor not conGdeng tho Juarez az
egitimats During the same month order was CON- !
upon his giving hs word Of honor Thai he would prsen.
himself 10 the government He refused stating hs,
opsnlons were not changed and that he would oniys
party Of Texans from the vicinity OF San Antor IA
recently arrived hcre intending 70 settle sar no
IN toahulA they declare Abe existing STATE Of AIRS
in Texas as vulnerable, and that in despte OF sad
experience Of other so0.hernsrs in this AIRY,
the influence Of their rad cal teachers ref ess 10
work, ami had become nsolent idle and thisyi ~ tho
ony labor that could bc obtained from s.icsrs
and that but limited extent. the parry ,sa msds
up or rAncheros and farmers who had adled in
politics. They had confidence Whatever tine PRESS
dents power 70 permit negro domination Tr radical
LEGISLATION in Congress- and confidently cted tba,
and that he negroes would have to be kept Avn ~ -.
army, or horrible excuses would pfsyah
Causes of The Universai Stagnat, nm An Rus,-
ness-Forced Loans Longer m seuree Of
Profit TO Foreign Mcrchnnts-t ss-weral TIE.
vino, Governor Elect. mt Mon fe,rey.Exces.
sivo Copper Coinage at san l. Airs
MONTEREY Ney ID 1s57
In conversation hut recently with 4 Nexican gentle.
OF intelligence, VINO has ira ssiled extensively
Throughout, the United States and sropo republican
At heart and yet supporter of tn tempre during the
OF intervention anording the ly hope of stable
government, inquired Of him rhe reasons for the
universal siagnaon business throughout the conn
try He responded: some or is the cessation
OF operations in the mines dur az the late war; This
however, Will be remed Ih They are being re-
ncwed very rapidly in the STATE chihuahua Zacate.
caA Durango and others, and benefits OF these in the
OF trade will be ss-vable This branch OF
INDUSTRY had less to 81 during our re out,ons
than any other, AZ the aadsrs OF both parties
matter how blinded by hatred or love OF
gain have seemed to realize the imperative
necessity o. protecting it; ha gh the farmer and the
stock raiser may have bee a. from their lands
their property conhscaed all incentive to Industry
destroyed by robbery and eDSctan the miner mas been
secure and the taxes req Tired CT him by the Law have
seldom been e1acted twi ", how unauthorized
the power which first 70 eel we'd IT, Ths OF the
voniicn, y Is true was An exception to all this mas
much in 1t we 81 Ecsed like tho others The for
the people hemselve and he feels same security az
before and unnestahuk goes to work again. Not so
with the other class ts however and this brings
the mpora at reasons for this s:agnaton, viz,
the uncertainty Asch exists FIRST IN the intentions OF
Europe towards s coua;ry and second with regard 10
the stability OF tn existing government its inclination
and capsrty toeprotect the commerce OF tho country
Tho importing hsde here has mostly boon done BY the
subjects OF those powers which recognized the
ttH alb and oh
spanish and French At present these people
have guarantee Of protection the will OF the
liberal government no: always be relied on There
inclination TO Cypress them, but they con-
slider and correctly too that there Is security for them
until the future relations between thoir government
Mexico sdecidsd upon For this they making
more imporiaons than Is absolutely necessary for
the nominal continuance OF their business while
awaiting the progress OF events. Another thing The
robbery OF foreigners under cover OF government
authority !. thing in Mexico Il lesson learned
during the Intervention; easy to acquire, impossible
forget. II true sha, forced loans made boore
the advent OF the French, and although much outward
complaint made they almost invariably redoundcd
profit of the contributor The merchant who was
called upon FOR $4,000 usually received house
paper for $4,000 or was enabled 70 make some other
other by which ne made 30 100 per
cent on his money. u is standing commentary
the alleged Customary robbery 81 TIA commerce OF
the country that foreigners engaged in trade here al
most without exception, acquired gigantic fortunes, and
largo numbers OF them living 10 prncsly style
the countries Of Europe. Unfortunately for
the trader during the late war in authority In
Mexico learned levy sxactions without any thought or
return, demanding payment upon The alternative OF
marching 10 the Campo ydTfo before le OF soldiers
and not returning again He Is quick to realize this
an thai me day When he could expec twenty thousand
for bis ten is past and moreover he has no sure guar
that be Will BE- allowed 10 retain that which he
lie that henceforth he pursue his call
ing under diaerca auspices II al all. and remains in
state OF Inactivity until the domestic aud foreign re-
l4tt. M M nlrv hqrnu cd in
another, calculating henceforth 10 depend on tho
strong arm OF his own government for pso,sctlon.
Immediately after tho execution Of MaxiInan that the
Powers Of Europe would take terrible vengeance upon
not yet completely dono away with. Bat re-
Gently, asyou know tho ruror re,y general in the
interior that combination OF these Powers had been
formed with view ~ certain demands on Mexico to ne
enforced ny feet OF iron c.ads, with all troops
Necessary and III defiance OF thu United states whose
financial condition and internal discussions such
10 render her porefless True, this but canard,
but u serves 40 show the condition Of the public mind,
Wow OF the pursued by the LIBERAL party Al
tic CLOSING uf the Intervention. there Isl
stats Of nncegsinty to stability Of governs
Al tue capital Although peace restored and the people
have been csei upon TO exercise heir INHERENT Ight OF
government, both a. appertaus % the state and the
naou nevertheless the nlilitary districts estsblshed
in emulation OF the worst example sot the Uni
ted States still continued, and Dsa Corona, Re-
gues, Escebedc and others have ths peace and good
order OF The coerry at their heretofore Toe
hrs prominent act OF Juarez upon his arrival ~ the
capital displayed his inter conlsuspi the undamen
"a a~ OF she land in support Of which ise had
been fought shelving that he rsg aded hs power his
hands az something away above shy Written law, aud
the result has shown bis assumptions 10 bs As
The inevitable result the property holders OF me country
asking wherein does security iss To what
limit will she prstsnssons OF tbs prosiden. eecls< By
the people gof
'sWhs, follows upon al thai TIE various hranchex Of
industry sre prcsfrateda irsi gold aud
SILVER j. pouring out or tae country through
ceN able avenue, legitimate and Otherwise While those
whos oay interest IS In the country 49, hilrs Away
Ia vaults Rnc caves"
''for my ovn pert" continual asy lnlHrmant II
fancy We have aoth1g 10 fear IRON EgrOys The feel
,ug there toward this country ,Anacs he denied, II
such a. IL entertained by nghly clFliTel toward
bsrnsrous race IL IL we'll embcdled IN '&ts remark OF
the London Tsxss, quoted IN copy. q the HERALD
you we're Kind enough 70 loan me, vs:--'rns only
idea that Mexican has OF goverlme1t " 10 as<assnate
bis ruler and leap into his pia A Incorrect this
1sa -. that y fhcud be entertained 4 not altogether
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