The New York herald., 1870-11-25
not been single word Of disapprohation for the ocn

not been single word OF disapprobation for the con
tract OF colonization OF Lower California, called
Luse, In which is asked for the benefit OF the colo.
nists, the importation and consumption OF mer-
chandise free OF all duty in which there are con.
ceded 10 the new Immigrants benefits and rights
more liberal than those conceded to brothers on
the northern frontier; and, Notwithstanding, his
Lordshlp does not nnd obstacles for conceolng TO
foreigners that which ~ denied TO Mexicans. Is II
because the former speak English ana the latter the
poor Spanish idiomf do not know, cannot eX-
Rir nes Of the tnea sases N ls TO the
Interests Of Mexico II should not De understood by
this that l entertain III win towards that
or misfortune. No, sm; respect IL; ad-
mire IT. and wish il all prosperity,
but never when preudclal to our nationality.
have not proposed anything aggressive, but strong
In our right We must not accept the friendly inter-
vention after having driven out the armed inter-
vention lwish reciprocity OF interests In our re-
latlons, and especially ON our northern frontier;
and as we suffered In silence what for twelve years
they sustained In front OF the Mexican border--tne
privileges OF ports OF deposit-so they may to-day
endure the continuance OF the free zones and II the
rivalry continues % we also win tolerate in our turn
sovereignty OF the people would feel offended when
we forget our duties. The United States are great
anu IN this solemn n nss wee ase ,e ss0 forsane
OF our brothers Is to be decided, once
1t may be necessary to oppose In the position in
which have placed myself, and TO reterate that il
may not listen 70 suggestions which not founded
on reason. nave demonstrated before that the
Treasury Ia not affected by leaving the Free Zone
the frontier OF Tamaulipas, and by extending its
benefits to towns which are found In an analogous
situation; the political considerations ana those OF
national interest cannot be dlsregarded because
they are palpable and not only n some ume snail
or $4,000. should say that the homer OF Mexico Is
worth more than that money ana that It's represen-
tatiycs Will know how to defend IL, by sustaining
that which the committee now presents by which 1t
may favor 1t with its VOTE Thus ask II and thus
expect 1t.
AS will be readily perceived by the reader Mr..
terry and insult to the United States His query in
regard TO English speaking people betraJs jealous
hatred of the Anglo Saxon race which by far too
universal in this country His remarks In regard
to ..suggestions made to HIM on the part Of the
government OF the United States which he ought
not reyeal,n &C, Is understood here to refer to a
late United States Minister here and has been dis
torted into a declaration that an attempt to brtbe
the committee had been made by the government
OF the United States. Your correspondent does not
understand that Mr.. Guzman said SO or intended to
be SO understood, but what he did say, reported
and published from the Congressional hail. is boldly
declared. and possibly the offlcia. Of she United
States who is said to be struck at Will be anxious to
know to what extent he Is to be represented or mis-
represented.
Under the amnesty law the greater portion Of the
revolutionary leaders are coming IN from theil
hiding places and commencing the role OF peaceable
citizens. Among these are recently seen among US
Generals Aureliano Rivera. Coso and Huerta
The President has returned to his duties at the
palace, although he Is yet quite weak, and il
said TO have paroxysms OF difficult breathing al
times.
The Tuxpan Railroad bill has passed Congress and
has been sent TO the Executive.
telegraph line has also been privileged from
Minattlan to Vera Cruz, another from Vera Cruz te
Galveston, and another from Vera Cruz to Cuba yia
Yucatan, as already announced.