The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-07-03

Is WithoutSa moments @piGuse, ho.ahsWer
cd 5with. strong emphasis, -1t1No, asir;9S and
thus closed the interview, ..-5z.
The Republic Of Mexico.
The revolutionary condition of Mexico
renders all intelligence from that country
Of the most conflicting and uncertain char
acter.,. s. i.,,--:-.. -.
{ It's affairs have not yet assumed a set.
tied or definite torn. :, The overthrow OF
Macmillan has not displaced disorder or
dissension. Rival chieftains still aspire
Tor the supremacy The Presidential chair
has upon it more thansone:eager. eye All
united in deposing TIE Emperor, This was
a. common aud temporary bond of union.
But this accomplished, the tic is dissolved,
and parties struggle each for the attain
ment of the supreme rule and power. The
prospect is, thatfor some time, the country
will be distracted bY intestine division and
fsuok
Isenito Juarcz, recognizeslby the United
States as the President efTithe so-ealled
Republic of Mcxicc,lis -an,Indian by birth.
He is now in the 5sth7year Of his age and
has held many provisional. offices. Before
he was forty years old, he had been a
member of it's Congress, Resident,ot the
Supreme Court and Governor o; cnc of its
States. Superior i'll intelligence and edu-
cation-to the majority of the mixed races
around him, he ptoyed an earnest advocate
of Internal improvements. He advanced
the Development of its mines and the pro,
eress Of its manufactures, dc. lie was
the firm friend of educational pursuits.
When Mexico passed under the power
of Santa Anna, he was. doomed to exile.
4 counter revolution banislied Santa Anna:
and Juarez returned and was made Secre-
tary of State, : sszz-Ilz-.2 l7Y1..e ~
lie rever was directly elected TO the
Eposition of President. 1t is true he was
i candidate in 1857, but Comonfort was
! successful. Elected. however, in the hitter
part Of the year, Presidentot the Supreme
Court of Justice, when Comontort fled, ne
became by virtue of this position, under
the Constitution of bIexico, ,.his titular sue
cessor The termrfor which eComontort
was.electcd has. long since passed: and,
therefore, tile period for.whichas Supreme
Justice, lilId therefore Vice President, he
succee,led him. has also terminated: Ot
course the heretofore rule .ot Maximilian,
has. prevented any election fora successor.
: Santa Anna, his old opponent, has again
turned up, aud seeks this as favorable
Iopportunity to regain his accustomed rule.
At the latest accounts the people Of the
CITY and port of' Tamrico had proclaimed
ellis Excencncy, General Antonia Lopez
de Santa Anna, us General-in-Chlet OF the
Mexican armies pnd President cd interim
of the Republic of Mexico These dis
ayowcd the Governmentsof Don Benz it o
Jnarez as anti-national and unpatriotlc.
They have placed at the disposal OF Santa
Anna all their material of war anu re-
sources forthe purpose, as they term 1t:
of Sustaining and defending the sovcr-
eighty of the nation" They call upon
him to assume the command, to take pos
session of the city Of Mexico and convene
q National Congress for the election OF a
regular President. And, this pronuncia
mento. rs the,news comes through New
zOrleans,,eise saideto.ehape been received
with 'suniyersal enthusiasm by. the Mexi
can people and military.
Where Santa Anna IS, no one appears
distinctly to know One thing is certain
and that is, that he disappeared from the
vicinity of New York, where he has fo'
some time been residing, on the 22nd O
Nav last. There can scarcely be any
doubt that he left for Mexico, there to re
main in duiet, until q revolution shoult
pronounce in his tavors
1t was some days ago reported that M
had been captured and hung. but th'
pronunciamento OF the people OF lamp
CO seems to render this improbable. w Ut
knows but that Juares may have strugglee
to dethrone Macmillan, only.to secure tn
succession for his lifelong enemy, SAINT;
Anna. =.
Santa Anna, during his administration
was identified with the Church party
which still retains large power and IN
fuence. He may yet become master
the situation. But whoever does, of what
ever party the leader, or cheftsln, we fea
that he will find but little of either peac
! or repose.
A Republican Government to endur
must be founded upon the virtue, educa
} ton and Intelligence OF the people. Ihes
make the laws, elect the officers, and con
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