The New York herald., 1869-06-25
M E x | G O
SESSION OF CONGRESS CLOSED.
Speech of President JuareZ and Reply of
the President of Congress.
Revolutionary Murmurings and
Alarm of the Capitalists.
BANQUET TO GENERAL ROSECRANS.

ing details OF the latest news nom the republic, pre-
facing his letter tnus:-The great event since ml
last letter been the closing Of Congress and the
complimentary and semi-diplomatic speeches o
President Juarez and the Chairman OF Congress. Il
is true that the revolutionary clouds are agair
making the horizon very dark and occasion very
serious regrets on the part of all capitalists ant
men OF business.
give you herewith translations OF the ad
dresses:-
PRESIDENT JUAREz CONGRESS.
CIIIzEs DKfuTIEsAfter having consecrated yourseye.
the public benefit having previously prorogued Far
s y The duration those he @ haze Rs.R%s ns @
cordance with opinion not anticipating in the present
exserdnary session necessary during the legal
institutions very safacory Al the time there
upon the future of the relations of the republic with the world
With the United preserve the relations Of
amiiy and neghbory friendship which must always he
both Although relations have been Interrupted
@ Ws
that If: by reason Of the war brought upon the re-
being longer existence s should disposed cee
eTse Sf NJ
for dispute with those nations has occurred which
continued live with without having any motive
ne s o. e Ind
republic proposing the ceebration OF commercial treaty
Mexico who has been with the proper
on and good wiz III Il has been Justly a. h. upon
trton Of the republic was soon without having
under circumstances Unfortunately sever
OF crimes against security occurred which have
en saSe se se S 5e%S 5e ana
cedes debating such arrangements believed
the securing efficacy their enforcement the
has already succeeded in setting operation al posi-
bic measures in order that there be least necessity
their
care in lis attempts TO prevent their occurrence Upon the
creed the establishment Of uries in the federal district This
With the the M has
upon The APPOprailo1 bin for me coming fiscal The
Wits 51a
the S state having been suaocased, there results
excepted some places IN Tamauiipss very sparseIy
populated where rebels sii left who, by tie few.
have been able to escape from the troops sent in their pur
just passed viii permit the Sxea nambsf
OF the forces OF the army which, with yalor and discipline
worthy defender Of the constitution the plsases
which have at other me ed Ta @
the iustrous patriotism with which you have fulfilled your
s9nrbaed most eaessousy after the profound disturb
ance cause BY the foreign war 10 the march Of republic
the basis for iu aggrsndizement and prosperity.
The President of the Congress replied
CITIZEN PREsIDEsT-It is highly satisfactory for the
Fourth Constitutional Congress have reached regular
have been people who rS.ed them '8Gs Siss
,nc sma, mall poon 81 ,as ees,ay; CHOSEN under crcun-
organization Of country in which not only the political
cruelty attacked became necessary 70 establish the bases
so9ay ren Sna NJ cspape @ oi sappong 'se me inert gue
e S S 20 sSnd he
the @ 1 S s sbe na and e @ al
derive from security conceded right, and from the
guarantee made effective to every legitimate interest
Congress BY the era in which It happened to exist,
con.ecrsed itself most e9ect1ay 70 the perfomsnc. Of s
duty, With the entire good faith sincere
eadow the nation with immense and wise legislative doc,,
Accepting the mission much more useful II less osentatons
Of aiding the republic in raising itself from
many oSstina,e Wai. 1s
has has s 70 1SsuPy ' y resolving those Of
normal state in which society found itself and In dictatng
development Of the eminently wise and 6enencen, insu
when sas aeaay our e, r
may he asserted that It has only been possible
uSPhed ia The foreign war. which wa. nothing
S S the sas . Of M s wAsS se
stuon. In order those luminous principles which this
@ aOlS hsS ssea an sS as. "a
s s ssd sosa vsn sP T ss
g % f being TS ss aeSn anal
is passing through The exceptional situation in which ours
has found itself for two years past Sill there exists tina,
between the public powers nder such the
lie csnsget Is that Of maintaining he order @ Of ins.
derived from r previous events proving % the gov.
% Is march terrible osy.els. .rPedI,ns
sss1' h ssh.h ~ ~ % S ODE, ~ h sha .nr % e
such has been sSs adopted By Congress. estsb.Ssd
.oeing and rieid consequence BY chance may
@ sn Se S
,hs impartial gaze OF .ee historian sns, ersmins how
functions be win undouoiedly DO justice your pru
Ss. organize and bring upon
ground those constitutional principles whereof the various
well those chosen from among ,ho:e law, found -
cy II % enabe them 70 .. accepted ana pu,
nSpss by Tsias S %:
mining their duties There did not eIs In the federal com
shment OF local and drerensi duties although multitude
% o% pSsa . s% s no ssn f
grand and eeneasen, innovation Of the Judicial smps,o
law which should regulate ~ the trial nv Jures. 80 ar
part q The republic there were wanting base. Tor fsgaa
lion Of public Instruction. lesser reforms the system
10 vain for The erection ofnew states finally the
Ss o'U Sam bsy sou Ss OF Sr9s s aas sa m
their sweat and SoGs ans p % how %9sh Of and N wps,
Congress has endeayored % proyde Tor all these exgen
shall demonstrae that has not succeeded fully At VIII bs
well entitled to The glory S.ns S e.S 70 a s.ys % es1.
planning promoting public improvements not 70 be de
spsed The privileges aud -uoventons Tor turnpkes ra
roads and .eesaphs have only been limited BY the resource
which has been possible 70 dedicate 10 these works an
the the Cruz Tehuanepec and Paso del MORT
railroads shall give prosperity and ne 20 our country her
will he how much T. due IN THIS respect 20 IN
assembly which to-day closes It's sessions The state
which foreign relations exist on account OF the war
has the why Congress has had vcr
little do IN that but scarcely on any subject ha
the opiaion OF It's members been uniform and 20 wei
known IL has associated Itself decidedly and whou, reserve
90 the opinion Of the Executive whose attitude, u OF deco
and dignity, has only met wth sympathy an
decided sid IN House To welcome with friendship
kindness every honest foreigner 10 give MIN protection ant
luaraute IN exchange Tor obedience 20 the natiyns
law; 10 maintain commercial scientific and literary rela
tons with all the nations OF the gobe inernations
obligations which Mexico ulns with pleasure. and " whc
she will be wanting But 10 renew relations with VI
governments OF those countries which brought her ru
and aesoaon endeayOed 10 deprive her Of he ina,
pendence her Interests does become he
10 take initiative She has derived beuei
IRON her resties with european nations, and n naurt
that than those required ny h
srcie and most rigorous justice when the actual state
has been changed into that which exists between nation
which have ceased to be enemies.
Relative 70 this imporan, point, well as the other en-