The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-04

Santa Anna, the inevitable, the persist
ent disturber of Mexico, the oyerweening
ly ambitious Santa Anna, is again about tc
take part in the disturbance of Mexico
Some months since he was in the city OF
New Y ork trying to enlist the sympathies
Of the Gothamites in behalf of his visiona.
~ schemes, and it is said that he also made
an effort to secure the official sanction of
the United States government to the prof.
ect of establishing himself as Dictator, or
Provisional President Of Mexico; but all
to no purpose. He is now CD the way to
Vera Cruz and has issued Proclamation
to the Yucatecos Of which the following is
said to be copy.
SANTA Annals PROCLAMATION.
YUCArECoS-Being so near to you now, on
my way to my native land, hasten TO present to
yoa my salutations. | am profoundly moved at
the contemplation OF the immense contrast be.
tween what ne have been and what wO find our
selves to day. You will remember that in the
ear 1924 and 1926 had the honor to hold in your
peninsula the highest military and civil aut horty,
and that was the recipient of friendly demon
STATIONS from you that | have never been able
to forget. A patriotic purpose took me = year
ago to the neighborins United States in search
OF help to aid our brethren struggling SO hero
ically against the power of tie invader, who in
some inexplicable manner got control OF our beau
tiful tearitory. This is not the time to explain
the obstacles and the difficulties that opposed my
noble plan. But now that the French have van
ished from your territory the prospect is very
much altered, and we see fresh uneasiness and
trouble among the Mexicans.
From Vera Cruz you will receive news of me-
From that point will address our people. Mean
while accept my friendly protestaton with the
same good will as heretofore. Give over YOUR
hostility of brethren az inst brethren. We are
all Mexcans, and it is more reasonable that we
come to peaceable understanding with each 9th
or. Let not yourselves be overcome by evil las
SION. My mission among you. brethren, is pure
ly one of peace and concord Alta moment OF
supreme Importance l come to offer q salutary
mediation osettle the discord between the mem
bers of our family.
Yucatecos Contribute your patriotic share il,
the effort to secure successful ISSUE to nv wishes
which are essentially Mexican, and be assured
that if each o2e makes little sacrifice we shall
yet see our idolized country enjoying a new tf
glory, honor and prosperity.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA Anna.
On board the ste amer Virginia, off Sisal, June Z,
1867.
1t is reported by telegraph, on what
seems to be good authority that Juarez
has by military commission, had Maxi
milan tried and executed. This, OF
course ends the Empire. and cow may be
expected recurrence Of the rvalries and
anir.osities between the leaders iu Mexico
that have so long cursed that unhappy
country. In this strife, Santa Anna in
tends to bear part. He could no more
refrain from mixing himself up with the
rivalries and contentious Of Mexico, than
radical Office holder could refrain from
stealing. He is man Of some ability
and unusual perseverance; but his day i:
far spent and we think he will find Juare;
formidable rival, and one possessed O
advantages which he does not possess anC
cannot attain. Anarchy will continue ye
awhile in Mexico.