The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-27

Protest OF General Santa Anna's sOn-He
Claims the Protection OF the United
StMtes-Letter from santa Anna to the
EcdAtOr of the Havana 1CorreOT-EIis
Proclamation 40 the YucntecOs.
HtVANA, June 22--Mr. Jose l., de Santa Anna,
q yon OF General Santa Anna who has resided
br many years In this city, has written letter,
IN the iorm of protest, to the United States
Consul IN Havana, hoping that the United
States viii take all the necessary steps TO deliver
his father out of the dangerous predicament he
ts now in, and saying that he has no doubt that
the United States Government will de so. The
letter has been published, and the following is
translation
10 ne Consul Of tls Jaited Sotes IN Hayana;-The
has the honor Of writing to you. to protest enerSet
Sa sgSss R @ S hs % g @
slsa 9s against the person Of his father;
letters and verbal accounts given by passengers that
General Santa Anna arrived at Vera Cruz % the Sd
yns 5s Un.ed S States ag and t5%t whs Tie
be permitted to land or not he was taken out Of said
steamer by force and carried as prisoner on board
msndeI not only effected the arrest personally, but
tr the purpose of being taken to Havana or to the
It also appears that when the Virginia touched at
slsal to iake in freight fleet OF armed Ar, launches,
manded BY Gomez surrounded the steamer threat
snDK FIRE into her in Of resistance, and sent
fifteen armed soldiers on board, declaring General
santa Anna prisoner, and taking him along.
on The fact OF bis fathers capture in sight OF his
aiys by the ~ 81 the scony y
an explanation of bis conduct TO his Goyernment,
tSe he Vss "
But the assault committed against General Santa
Anna before Ssa cannot be passed over In the same
manner The General, not only because he sailed In
the ned But as he %ss
PEELED by force to embark IN the Virginia he ought to
has been resto ed to him, aud in that character be
have the right 70 demand explanation OF the pro-
ceedngs rather to receive satisfaction for the
But TO allow General Santa Anna to be taken out OF
perhaps hasten to saoTaoe Sm to their POLITICAL
haSe 70 allow the flag OF the stars 70 be nsnted 6y
and efficient repaIation H not obtained for those pro-
been permitted or premeditated by policy hostile
The relator having been absent from his country
oI more than eleven years without having taken the
country during that period. and without affection or
dispgtIng about the power, do address myself .
yo9. Mr. Consul animated by any political interest,
love humanity: and Justice trust therefore that
Titles Of the United States and Obtain the means
which are necessary for the security and ransom OF
1@' - . '~-'D ~ A"n JOSE + DE SANTA ANNA.
To the Consul of the United States of America in
HAvANA June. 1867
SANTA ANNAs LETTER.
On his way to Vera Cruz, General Santa Anna
wrote the folio wing letter to his friend Pasinal
Resgo, the editor OF the Havana O0Treo,
which was not received, however, until yester-
days.
ETHE WATERS OF s1sA1. May sl.-EstImable Sir
the steamer yireIna, and without tlme to explain
this event and also my departure from New York on
your jo1rns il You shonld consider Il advisable. BY
shall take care that ali news Of general Interest be
Iapsmtted to you for publication Enclosed s you VII
Yucatecos, inviting them - join. Many Of the Off
under my command, and it would not be strange if
they should respond to my attempts at Cancellation.
90 ANTONIO L. DE SANTA ANNA.
PROCLAMATION TO THE PEOPLE OF YUcATAN.
The following is a translation of the procla.
nation referred to above, directed to the in
habitants of Yucatan:-
Antonio Lopez de Santa A1nd, General Of Divsion Of
he ATly 0eTfortous OF MS country, etcto MS con-
YuoAEEcos;-F Finding myself 50 near to you on my
deeply moved by the contrast OF what we were and
You remember that in the years 1924 and 1925
had the honor Of The G
that then received from you marks of friend
ship which meyer could forget: 49,. % ,,0 ,7,,,os
States looking for INC to sd our who 40
such al unex plainable manner, managed TO obtain
possession OF our beautiful country
conVeniences and difficulties which were opposed to
S 5 tbe prospecs Was Very diiereS
From Vera Cruz shall send you my remembrance
time accept my friendly advice with the be1evolenee
theirs against brothers. We are all Mexicans and It
come 10 an understanding. My mission among you,
my brothers, is only that of peace and concord AT
this moment have come to offer a salutary media
tjon between the disagreeng members of family.
Yucatecos contribute with your patriotic efforts to
the happy results OF my inspirations. purely Mext
can; being that by every sacrifice. however In
Significant shall acc omplish that our wel0eloved
country will again enjoy new days OF honor, pros
On board OF the Virginia, in the waters Of
Sisal 7th Of June, 1867. ,, -.,,n. ,,,,
The Summer Meeting of Congress.
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