New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug q, 1867.
The comparative peace which Mexico has
enjoyed since the 2lst of June, the day when the
tired, starving population of the capital realized
their deliyerance, appears to be drawing to close.
The cOnrOcaio,ia has excited much opposition from
all sides while the law" curtailing the liberty OF
the press has aroused such a storm of indignation,
and brought out such expressions Of fear and alarm,
that the political horizon is already looming up dark
and lowering. Every paper in the capital, and, with
few exceptions, throughout the country, so far as
they have dared have come ont IN bitter, vindctye
hostility TO Juarez and his Cabinet, declaring
them more deserving OF the fate of traitors than
Miramon, Vidaurri, or OIIoran. III GloJo refers to
the edict of the President as follows
1--WE yesterday published the conroca,oa for gen.
era eeoons,a also law restricting the guarantees and
liberty Of the press. We are hcd with sentiments OF
constcrnaton and surprise at seeing realized rumOr to
which did not to lend cara rumor that 1t was
intended 20 introduce into the order Tor The next eec
tOns some great and constitutional novelties, declaring
reforms in certain points of the fundamental law The
terrible importance Of this acthe gravest which has
adoption tho present CONSTITUTIONAL in the history Of
evcr-changiug insuuons-has caused us TO abstain
from all comments, while abCrpg under the first
impressions caused by it, contentng ourselves win the
above until tomorrow, when We can treat win more
serenity OF spirit delicate subject Cod save the
1ho above is followed by Fl Boletm Republicano
in very lengthy article, from which make the fol-
The eonrocGtoria which has long been anticipated
non grief and alarm that the respect due the Consn,
% on TGh - te eNpe,s%3n on OF the natTn1l m % Will Sna
ing thcm as been torn without regard 70 its provisions
They also behold that banner, which the Government has
hitherto nObly sustained 10 win the admiration Of
the entire world, destroyed by the hands which
! have so long defended it,.
'o determine the points in which the conrocai0ria
antconsiiutiona and manifest the reasons of nuiy OF
would be useless after what has been said by all the
press Of the Capital In the name Of Heaven, opcn your
ewes 10 the light ana your hearts TO Inspiration OF par
| oiismw
Minister Tcleda. in his manifesto to the Governors
| Of the States says the opposition which - being
| made here does not comprise the people, hut lew
| disappointed oiic seekers when III OIqa0id a sort
/ OF Punch journal, p0ntedly remarks:
"rls j. tie truth; Tor how could any sane
/ man regard the voices Of eight or ten ncwSpa,
/ pcrs Ia have anything 20 do with public opinion
None The les that thy looked for with interest and
read with ay.dy, aud that their editions axe exhausted
a once while their editors receive the congratulations Of
all This is not public opinion. Public opinion ls per
formauco 40 tie theacr dedicated TO the ministry Pub
lc opinion s q hnufet. Public opinion Is t9asl' uls
itch, doll with large hat In nne public opinion
are cries without sense OF sentiment
The OTQucsid has also named new tabinet, ioaY-
J ing the position ot Minister of Justice without
/ nominee stating that there s no need of such an
officer Justice has been forgotten IN McXico-a fact
| which Is only too true.
! The President has answered these attacks
2Jdrcss g BIZ counpmcn, Of which the following Is
! transat0n
BESiro JrAKEz. Constitutional President Of tie United
To Mr TlILow.CTizENs: ConycnIng the people TO ex-
10 whom they mny nirust their dcsnies have fulfilled
i
another duty, Inspired by my conscience anu f ny , To %
tous in the proposal make to the people Tor te reform
Of certain ponis IN the Constitution ~ oidor tiat tlfy ty
may resolve tie question by their free AMI sovereign VIII
Ny Administration never had, ana never shli nay,
any other rule Of conduct than faithful respect oi INC
All tie reforms made during my Administration have
been 10 cop and improve the principles OF the COhst
tuition II the KCpUblc. Those proposed IN the cohNona
tora have 10 other and can have no other ann. Inc
points discussed the sentiments OF my pfoOhuu
IN" aid OF The cxperi@ncc Of some years in government
that Of other republics which, under thelF Wise lstu
peace ana OF greatness aud Of prosperity have
/ vcnturcd 10 propose them 10 the people. -. -...
Nevertheless, there those VINO pretend 10 ceisue
the conduct or the Government and IN order mat my
silence may g9t be m,nlelpletsd l nave CONCEIVE"
Now that am once more in the capital see gs have
before seen on similar occasions I ln,S gre my & WIG
assume 10 change o conduct aud nc lGty OF lhe DYy
crucnt hut il my duty To stand firmly by my res0u-
ton To 40 that which Is night, without being S"aled ny
rational Will u the people. j. evident tt hoSe Nh0
make these pretcnsons are the Few IL j. eIlueht e,e
they dO not represent lhc OPINION ., i II, n p'y
even la the capital. do NOT, hercole deem heces-
sary 10 address myself TO te mIoh's M % o. ft ''S Ia ~
dres. myself 10 the inhabitants Of the states where, by
not being present TO what passes pubc opinion may
possibly be- mis,cd. address lst 10 tno Sles, III Or or
der That they may be aulc To Judgc oo,i,c, ulIn m
facts ayang themselves Of the lessons they nave learnt
/ from the experience of othcr times. ,,r -. H..
Ias be o pretended that my opinions differ from those
Of the members Of my Cabinet Ihe older m1nne.s con con
sIdrred when leaving Luis for the capital tlt tcr
duty To the country had been iuhleu ana deHiIcu ~
]
thcy have offered their rcsgnatons and those inelnDes
OF tie Cabinet lately appointed have followed m helr eAa
n Their object has been 10 leave me IN ul bcly oI
action But fhye not deemed my duty TO accept the
designations, because there mas oeen no usTTd ~ in
! their rcctitude and their loyalty - . ,.oros,s q,
the people and honestly 10 respect the national Will 10
defend and sustain Institutions has ever peen tne APP
pcaton Of the power vested In my hands Ihat serve
my country faithfully and that love liberty Is demon
Mcxicans Ii is your right to decide freely upon the re-
forms have proposed 10 YOU And soon VIII Dc IN your
power 20 do sOwhcn You elect the puDhc onieeIs Mno
shall direct your destines shai now sipy 4 l1'H'i .
that been my sole object o to drppt pgGpHf tS yGs
these interests are, security Tor peace % III ndocd d sho
consolidation Of our Institutions Happy % ugeu itri, %
| corMsoi,Jat,oni' M BESITo JUAhEZ
| NcIicO, Aug. %, 1861. =, - - r., c,los oud
Two members OF the Regency, eAuG'. d S"r' "a; i .it'
| Bishop Ormeachea, who have been conhhed III FL
! WartinioueJ since the downfall of the Empire, are
shortly to be tried by court martial on tne chaIs oi
trcasonD Their fate is already staltu anu edS NV
| uent draws them nearer the time when they Ike SO
many Others before them, will be led ont 10 excel
ton The prisons m are rohahv remain where they
are until revolution now almost ready 10 Duist loi
| is under headway. - . - 7, l., ,rorso
Yesterday there was protracted session % IN .i So
net discussing the propriety OF asking ioa lioIi
the United States Government Inc 1onSlit,it%pnal %
prcsi,hntv is in "A most awkward position, ana ineie
s onI ono hope left him, and that Is the generosity
az omy Governnent. Should he receive the assistance
so greatly required, he may DC ape 70 t nrriod
longer yet the ultimate paecaon oi tme ner fCS Of ths
Grept Republic there can be no reasonable hope
for peaee and prosperity for Mexico is to-day ohiy
The President yesterday gave orders TO ISSUE eNe Id
onatnrs TO James r. Low esq OF Callori, ai,u
John s. Crpps esq late of the Southern I SonanfrncS
tho farmer as United States Consul al ~ H.
Lo latter nfI as So Acting United States Consul in tn1s
ety. Our Minister 0er6o%rg se eS co SngS Re""Sc
niQusn iv ~ f rntmTning TO the United States during
,s ,s nmsnG month ho having abored for the Rene
~ - T. nlnnirvmen ardnOnsly as 70 SERIOUSLY III