New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-26
MEXICO.

citizens OF the United States called on SENIOR hOoIV
the MeAcan Minister present through him. to Presi
dent JuaTez address expressing their appreciation Oh
his durug The recent struggle Of Mexico and con-
graduating him The OF her cause In the name
OF the Committee, C,r Raiser read the following:
sENOR ROMERO: Ia pursuance Of most worthy charge
present you address to President Juarez by tAe
Radical German-Alnercan citizens OF tie United states
The address signed by several thousands OF Germans
from various states OF this Union Additional thousands
would have Endorsed this document i'm order to extend
the tribute OF tAc high esteem to the President OF the
Mexican Republic. had not your anticipated departure
from Washington caused them to accelerate Their work
| Permit as while We express In tins address our
| high admiration for Citizen Benito Juarez as the
| iican principles against base European dospotsm,
to speak Few words OF syIphatdy III 1enah w, W.
your frequently mJudged ana DETAINED nation We
know very we! hat, for centuries European nations
have your people ruled by the Cdholch Chufch nave
groaned unddr Tie dsgraceful and outrageous letters
OF bondqgc which prevented them from their free ana
honorable development. As soon Us TINS fulg action Oh
the Church was at last removed, out OF anlchy here
arose state Constitution highly advisable 20 tne AieAF
ont Dcnocrtc and in some respects superior 20 that OF
the United States But at the very moment When tne
ea Oh the basis Of this new constitation, the invasion
Of EnoPSsn desots WITH their hTeg' S 6s pro-
tracted struggle, have maintained VIGOROUSLY theis
| dignity aud capacity Of Republican sefgovernment
Finally permit us To express our sincere CONVICTION Ie
due to your efficient service as Mexican ambassador
to the Untea states under very sSEY TKF
Louis cSn VALDEZ WALDfcKER, Committee.
Senior Romero replied TO this address az follows:
the Legation Of Republican Mexico and receive from yonr
address President Juarez made by the Radi-
sal GeunanA mcrican citizens of the United states IL
had been my fortune 10 peruse before hs mat address
which, as you know was published a few days ago by
The Pioneer German paper Of Boston, and must con,
fees that have often remarked to my friends that had
not for several years paper more any ana iocip
written and which is destined, IN my opinion, 10 80
| down To pOsteTy a declaration OF principles
nearly important and novel as the one made , az
Philadelphia the ith Of July, l776 and "a natural
consequence Of this Magma Charta OF Inahkihd lou,
gentenen coming from the ga WorlI, ana Drrluslng
with you the experience OF many centuries ana me scar
Of despotis are in better condition TO appreciate te
u and being ignorant OF inc wrongs Oh uespotis IN
hardly realize its true value. Your congratulations Will
| therefore, Dc well understood and quite acceptable To
President Juarez and the citizens OF hexleo VINO so
bravcy and successfully have struggled Tor inc lde
publican institutions. Allow me- gentlemen TO express
Ivy thanks for the compliment you have paid me- and TO
vices rendered in obedience to sacred duty so kindly
and undescryedy thought Of by true lovers Of repuD
can institutions
| GEN. EsCoBEDo's LETTER PRONOUNCED FOR
ACCOMPLISHMENTS BETWEEN MAJOR
| GIN. REYNOLDS AND GEN. BERIuoZABoL.
| Official dispatches received at Washington
pronounce Escobedo's letter forgery. The following
correspondence appears in The Ner orleans Republican of
the goth inst:
| HEADQUARTERS suB-DIsrRIcT OF TIE RIO GRANDE,
| BROWNSVILLE. Texas, Aug: 10, 1861 )
Major Gen SHERIDAN, q. 5. h, Commanding mn Military
| District NcC orleans La.
| GESERAL: Herewith have the honor 10 forward let
ter from GOV. Gomezot the state OF NewIeon, Mexico
pronouncug fasehoods" letter recently published
IN the Ranchoro Of Brownsville aud alleged by that paper
have been written by GEN Esc0bedo OF the Mexican
army. Also an accompanying letter from MaJorGen T.
-. BeuOzaOOl, commanding the Mexican forces on inc
Rio drande Gen Ber1oLanol called upon ne III pcil
aud requested that these letters should De forwarded 70
WOW direct lie desired, II your judgment approve that
these letters be made public an act or simple justice
Mexico. The remarks Of Cen BerrozaDol Win refer
the Rachcr0 ave just The course OF tat paper
toward Mexico has been Infamous and so far as iA inh
encc goes tends To- rctatd the deveomenl OF tha g0o
feeling and friendly intercourse between the United
utmost have the honor 10 remain General, very re-
rceiionr Sih United States Infantry Breyet Major.
| General Commanding.
CoNANpANch MiIIrAR DE- IA LIyEA DEL BRAVO
| DlsTRIrO DEL NoRrE DE TAMAuLTAs )
QKSERAL: have the honor 10 Inform You that my at
tenuqn has been called to SINGULAR article latey pun
Of document faid 20 hnye been written by Gen Isco-
81 is very expressive Of views highly
tile to- foreigners IN Mexico which views are said To be en-
tertancd exalted degree by Escobedo ltegret that
fine article herein mentioned las already gained wide
circulation both In the United states and Europe though
IL wa. natural IL should u bore the signature ot one or
The leading men OF the country However. IN order that
such caumny against Gen. 'Escobedo personally and
contradcted tookth trouble ofrcquestnG Gov Gomez
being the gentleman said to have received TINS nagl
airy document for an explanation ~ anorUs me 81, ,S
pleasure to incoso you herewith translation
| Gomez on the 6tl inst. by this conmunica
ton of Gov. Gomez, you viii perceive that the
by tho RdcherO, r. fasehood fabrication, and MEL
invented and published by that paper for the unworthy
eyes Of the civilized world, by attribrng To her most
distinguished defenders marrow minded and selfish
As long journal anaeOnlstic TO repuDhcanlsn con-
fines itself TO the fabrication OF fictitious news OF
the country TO the eXnggcraton OF what contains
shadow OF trouble there no reason to take notice 81
but when periodical r forgets It's dignity and hon,
esty as TO descend the commission OF the crimes OF
forgery and libel has been the case lhdct
able and punishable by the laws OF all lads-i should say
IL would be justifabe 20 put stop to such Ouiagcs
dseensy inc ann nWars that the free INSTITUTIONS OF the
To tue press OF the country. III IS rght hat ~ shouu
nit 'Oi iryyS es edo TO run riot with their
neghbOrs fair fame, even To the extent or falsllyg
signatures, without calling them 10 an account TOR
abuse that here spoken OF could never create ah
estrangcment between our two Governments Dut inc
circulation such bels tends To impress the people OF
the united States whom Wa look upon as our particular
friends and sympathzcrs, with the idea tha we
ayoIse foreigners seeking homes IN TINS Republic
Qac tho contrary the case assure you ioI eneS III
teigent Mexican whose opinion - worm haVIhg luly
recognizes the Importance OF Immigration ana the a'!
vantagcs Of increased population 10 assist us IN deVe-
opng the immense resources on our N,tEn So. We io
now moro than ever DESTROYS that al INDUSTRIOUS Foreign
ers who choose should make their homes In our country
identity Themselves wthits interests adopted citizens,
and share with us the same liberties ana feo INSTITUTIONS
which we have conquered for ourselves Independence
and liberty FELIPE Is. BERROZADoL.
Mqsor2' A Pg;S 3 ss7 United states Army, com
9GSs hISWRy MlfiS bf Ia fmrA DEL BRAVO
| DIsTRIro DEL NoRTE DE TAhAULIrAs
Goeernp,eh and Military Oonmdndaney Of The STATE Of
| ReU-LeOn:
In The Picae Of the 24th Of July last and In other
perl ideals Of the United States there has been repro
Sbed in roSnsyIie and Which supposed have been
written by Gen Escobedo and directed 10 the under
ca the Ranelero in fegnng news contrary to the Ke-
public injurious to her most prominent deieh1Gh
the events of my country Notwithstanding now that IL
is dared to publish being true document ~titTn Y
manifest and that such document is false and fraua'
lent It's publishers net being able ever ocrwent said