New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-31

and Office-Jeekers OF less enIeiiVono "U ~ Il
Don M M De Zamacona, one of the first i PnGnc
men i'm fbs Republic, OK Minister OF foreel th
R e. 1ss ,,uch in detail IN his newspaper, tne
Sjin H.; evnerjences "a o member OF the Jund OF |
the lid Congressional District Inc cholce on IN
gresham having been maze the pios ,o can
ddets 2S for tho ministerial and two BLANKS, 10y
nSs he forme. was clearly elected but the mlnlste
thn ;tntS and refused to obey tho law The anair
hac3mino scandalOus, his own paruZans ueseIt1u
him and Joined tho opposition IN passing vo'9 ue
nlaTins lis candidate elected. The next day. how
os, On reading the minutes for approval, IL was
fo1nd that the chairman had had them drawn up 80
as TO report disputed election 70 % dec,uep Iy
Congress 1t was only after 2 long debate and Dy
tbe aid of some ministeralist electors who got
ashamed of the transaction that the opposition &C.
cured correction of the record ValuaOle man. that
chairman. The ministry should take care 70 Keep
From the other States the election intelligence is
still more edifying. These ample faculties are as
amply understood and that admirable eleotioneerlng
institution roting regular army, is developed IN al
its vigor and manly beauty San LUIS roIcSii ui
ewes and wonder what has got into that stad cleI-
cal old lady, The CipeO de Mayo journal OF that cS
had bltly predicted that Jusrez and his Candidates
there would be elected. but 'by FORCE" and yes,
teriay's GlObo quotes from the same constitutional
organ, charging that the Military Goxernof OF tne
State had his soldiers marched to the polls IN coun
"as If charging a fortress their bayOnets visible
under their clothes and unfortunate ION ratII-
clio Jimenez was imprisoned, on pretseik1E 5000
Mezduitic. Gen. Corona don't seem 70 Dc wen
up to his work; for the opposition has carried MS
capital Guadalaara Stu ne should NOT pc pc i'us
actually vOfed. The Governor OF Aguascalentos'
however, is evidently man who stands no non,
sense" According to the GIGeo Oh s SV votes its
own Congressional district and orders All mos VI
his State to meet at the capital OF course ne SEE
that they vote right Other Jealous Governors coud
he noticed: but he of the great and populous state
of Michoacan carriesROff the palm lie had. had won
golden opinions by circular sterniy nhi9Ing d%I t
official or military interference with elections; Dus
II turns out that he "knew trick worth TWO on
that" clumsy contrivance The Gtooo Oh Hne
Sh inst publishes S dSSTS@s oE the
informing iT the Governor that when. on the
day of the primary election they assembled To eject
the "a or rs electors their poPuous district was en-
titled to- they could not legally go through the mo
tOns, because His Excellency had sent IL no PoH
books and they ask him to Tx future day LOT Iher
election The Governor answers that he sent them
the documents and that it is not his fault II they d1
not get them; but that alas i0r ample nv &c.
ton In three other great municipalities OF that
State a similar strange accident occurred ana
Governor that their municipality will vote for Daz
for President OF course they deserved the accident
and Dickens did not take the preGautloh OF Hlhs
off Mr. Weller, ST. we may suspect that ho Is coach
ing down in MichoacaD, and has IN losing pOllDooks
the same skill he exhibited in dumping Tree BRUSH
voters into horse-pond On their way TO the must
The opposition press here is wonderfully wo-be-
gone The once bold Siqlo has an editorial on the
patriotic duty of submitting to the verdict or the
people and not getting up pronuncianentos. at.a-
miranOs paper is engaged IN an interesting cohro-
versy with the clerical organs on the propety Oh inc
Catholic priests getting married de {wc because az
he asserts full half Of them de iacto and has
horribly scandalized the pious SOdeddd by charging
that nearly all Mexcans are or e 70 Ss
The Gobo finds the recent election very instructive
in disclosing the defects of the election law and PM
losOphcaly argues from It's recent experience tn@t
when President appoints Governors. who appoint
GyuntamientOs, who appoint registers OF voters ~o.
the operation of rejecting the aforesaid Presllen
Governors &C. &c, becomes u notably simple aiialr!
in fact about as easy as falling of log as MI
ZamacOna would perhaps express himself, were ne
familiar with the American vernac9lar' me ~,
| represents Juarez and Lerdo strangllng IN
the open street an unprotected female als,i Ia;
in the garb of night-watchman. soundly sleeps on
door sill by: another pictures It's brother edl
tors of the opposition, taking emetcs In drug store
| while JuareE and Lerdo IN warm embrace are
| dancing faRdaHqo in the distance. But the saucy
little Red Plume" the Mexican Punch jr; makes
the form Of sugar-bsg, labelled 'tl 900" into the
| mouth Of which swarm OF flies, with wings labeled
| 'elector" are eagerly rushing. The constitutional
press ndulges only in vague generates about 'In-
precedentedD official interference with the purify OF
the electors. But in their conversations the defeated
Liberals blunty charge not only promises OF otces'
allowances of unjust claims ON the Treasury, &c,
&C. TO gain over electors, but downright use OF pub
lie money, in purchases for cash VI course TINS
correspondence cannot say whether these charges
are true. But in politics, rumors, beueis' charges
are facts, influencing the of an excltabo
people. and therefore should be inparay stated IA
Turning now to general news: the ancient and
honorable profession Of highwaymen, lno oiiense
meant 10 the gallant Boston Artillery Is assuming
order and system, and even acquiring tinge OF 70
nance. Lately the revels Of bridal party. IN a
village of Mchoacan, interrupted by the unn-
vited appearance of numerous band of gentlemen
of the road The party in alarm took refuge in the
house of leading person of the village. On taking
| an observation from his look out tins gentleman
discovered an acquaintance in the bandit chief and
probably knew he q friend by remark he
made" A parley was had ending in the continue
ton Of the reves, the bandits posting sentlnels
around the village, and all concerned having high
old time" Of it. Some of the band leisurely strolled
Gf old span crsan here
reiterated the complaint it made two months
ago, that on the highway from this city to
Cuernayaca whence comesthe entire supply of sugar
molasses, &c. for all Central Mexico occupied and
has been for several months by band that leyles
toll of fifty cents per cdrgG lot 300 ibs.l on all
goods passing and It complains that the rate Is SO
forced to patronze some other less convenient but
less expensive route These gentlemen neglect their
duty however in one respect; they lately let an M
the very freghters who had paid toll For the credit
of the profession they should correct this abuse
Another band practices on the QueretarO road but
that formerly between this city and Touca seems to
have suspended business Logs having been fire.
quenty cast on the railroad from this city to ApsacO.
il was reported that 49,. an attempt would would
ing retired to private .life"--and his only known
il asserted that he was about to practice
by splendid hit on the English companys cars.
Gen Rva Palacio in the OrqueSta, asserts that hon
est Fragoso is leading sober righteous. and cody
life at home; he intimates however. that should the
think very hard Of him. if not harder" However