The New York herald., 1871-09-15
The Prospects of Juarez I'M
proving.
i'm the Prelirni-
nary Junta.
Alarm Of the Opposition Reported Fusion Of
LsrdiSts and JuaristS- Threatened
Disturbances in Oajaca.
D1Az THE CHAMPION FOR PEACE.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yosx HERALD.


Via INDIANoLA, Texas, Sept. IA, 1871.
The Juarists are now sure of the entire or
ganization of Congress, including the Commit
tee on Ceremonials,
Strong revolutionary threats have been
made.
The permanent Junta will be installed
September 16.
OPENING OF THE PRELIMINARY JUNTA.
The preliminary Junta Congress was in
stalled yesterday.
The number present was lat. The whole of
the delegates number 227.
The meeting resulted favorably for Juarez
Juarez was elected President of the tempo
rary organization and Chief of the Committee
on Credentials.
The Juarists by vote were seventy nine to
sixty-eight of the opposition.
Alarmed at the operation of the vote the
opposition party abandoned the hall, thus de-
stroying the quorum until the evening.
This vote is strongly indicative of Juarezs
success, though the arrival of other members
may make a change.
1t is stated that Diaz is the champion for
peace. He will personally move against any
revolution.
Pronuncamentos have been issued in Zaca-
tccas, and forced loan has been levied 10 the
smaller towns.
Fusion Of Lertists and Juarists.
LIE Me,asayero says there is o well founaed rumor
that q fusion OF the Juarlsts and Lerdists has
been under consideration. The former party have
likely shown the greatest desire to effect tnis and
have been extremely active In the work Of conciia-
ton. In the private deliberations Of the Directory
the question has been examined under three
heads. First. to give guarantees OF stability to two
or three Governors OF the Lerdist party who may
have sufflcienJ influence the representatives
OF their States, SO as to compel them to
give their votes in favor OF the re elec-
ton; second, 10 employ q certain sum Of
money which 1t Is alleged has been deposited In
a quarter, in order to throw the weight Ia the
balance in favor OF Juarcz, by placing 1t IN the
hands Of delegates who have at present opposition
IDEAS, but who In reality form opinions for sale
third. to enter directly into negotiations with
the chiefs of the Lerdist party and make them
splendid offer; declaring that Juarez Is unwilling
to vacate the post ne now occupies amid derison
from his enemies-though he might do It volunta-
rily; and II in consequence or failure Of the re-
election, after two or three months he will gra-
ciously abandon the Presidency to M. Lerdo, who
win called upon to receive 1t as as 1t Is de
clared vacant.
AS to ourselves, continues this journal, we sin
cerely desire the reelection OF Juarez, and we be-
lieve to-day that tnat reelection Is CERTAIN and we
congratulate him on the promised success and II,
In order that the country may profit by his electoral
victory, he can now make some combinations which
viii bring about a Cancellation Of parties and i'm
prove the administration we shall accord him our
most sincere Acknowledgements >
With the reelection OF Juarez the country will
have guarantees so Tar as Is possible, that there
VIII be peace in the interior. This was the nrst
quest TO be achieved, and we think his efforts will
tend henceforth TO the realization Of peace without
In consequence OF the news that o serious dis
turDance mas occurred In the State OF OaJaca Gene
raj POrflro Diaz has started for Ktlan with 600
infantry ami SIX pieces Of cannon In order TO sup
press the rioters. SIX hundred more will be sent
on to Tehuantepcc VINO will remain there TO guard
lie capital OF tile State.