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lie" had the most deletcrious influence upon TINS conn
try Strange to revert 10 Is tho fact that Influential
Americans suggested the example OF Grant % the oes
authority for these handed outrages upon the rights
OF this nation
POLITICAL SCHEMES OF TIE "cLIQUE."
Thousands OF supporters Of Dlaz, becoming Disguised
et his revolutionary the ruin which 1t brought
upon the country abandoned him. TIC same can be
said OF those who supported Juarez While matters had
thus arrived at point OF despair without hope OF reef
for near three years, a new page OF Mex
can history opened with hope and happiness
by the accession of Lerd0 to the Presidency
The opposition clique ind It difficult TO raise candl-
date will represent them an1 az me same be ps
the chance OF election Jose Maria Igeslss WA tne
man they first proposed Igeslas Is g9qd man rR ~
In public positions much OF 1t as Minister uber JuS1
- not statesman Nor was he wllng 70 W.
date crcle-Juan jose Blez, the former tne man Oh
horseback" Saul never persecdted toe Cinisuans rs
occasion he rode horseb1ck into church up 70 tho
altar and drove the priest out Of his place M was aso
upon the gambling establishments. he always
endeayored TO ascertain the hour OF the night "hen nc
largest piles OF gold were ON the tables, ana MADE ~
convenient pounce at that Opportune moment upon
the eyldoers. He would swoop up $4,000 70 sOolp AZ
time Although this mOney impOyei SHED the gauD,ers
IL enriched the Government Four years ago Gov
Baez was as poor as any OF his eountrymen no" ne B
ricn and respectable enough to be mentioned AZ cu
date for the Presidency. But he supposed 70 DC
without strength and he was dropped Inc Gentleman
now urged is distinguished pers9lage ana one o. ,s
present Mexican Judge IN the Mixed Commission wash
wien called to the Commission at Washington he was
Judge Of the Supreme Court OF the Republic lie pos
sesses many OF the qualifications the Presidency but
he is great personal and political friend OF Mr. Ler-
do IL Is doubtful whether he will permit his name To be
used. The name Of Porfro DIE IA never mentioned.
His immediate friends the most painful suspense
his In reference 10 the ofr OF amnesty and
they that he is falling rapidly in the public estima
tion.
MEASURES OF SENIOR LERDo.
Mr. Ierdo has never declared himself a candidate, nor
has he been nominated even referred To as such 10
any of the journals Yet every you will meet speaks
OF him SUCH aud five out OF six favor his elect on Mr.
Lerdo has always worked with the Reform party and
has declared his purpOse to sustain "tbe Reform. Al
though the Church has ID Partially to HeiorD, ana
Mr.. Lerdo will not have a very support from the
clergy nevertheless large portion Of that party VIII
support him. the least evil OF the evils placed at ter
option Immediately after the Inauguration OF President
Lerdo 1t understood that the Ministry had resigned;
but the Cabinet has not yet been selected 9y Mr. Lso
His elaboration in this respect as in many Others has
puzzled his enemies, and is beginning 70 excite
the admiration OF his flenos; az an
events under the circumstances which surround him. III
Is the hight OF wisdom. There are only three men VINO
are spoken OF with any confidence as likely TO be chosen
Francis Gomez Pilacio the late Minister az Wasning
ton, Is named for Retaetones; Romero kubio, for
Hacienda and Rafael de la Tore, FOR Fomentt All OF
these would be good and strong appointments the Two
latter of the highest order d. stanalaus Caneda
mentioned as Minister t. Washington no - mgi Iyy
cultivated man. speaks English rs ne noes ma hatsse
tongue, and has spent many years IN Europe ala We
martial law has been TeInoyed rom the SECS OF fusoa
Hidago and Zacatecas, and their governments nave
charged There attempt TO unite the two faciios
Juari5as and Poratas, inCO one organization under
the title OF Radical In order 10 defeat Lerdo; out the
rank and file of each going OVER TO Lerdo so rapidly
many beside the leaders left a Vera
Cruz paper calls upon the Radicals 20 hold National
Convention to make a nomination; this would be utter
folly, and would not promote party efficiency, nor De
fair party representation.
Teegraphlc intelligence has just been received tht
Labastlda and Gayan have accepted the amnesty
which ends the revolution in Jahsco. Daz and a
number chiefs have gone u sinaloa, and IL is
believed that they will embark for California The Ieyo-
lufnn IN
the two Martinez, wno are at the head OF very HIna
bands scouting in the mountains or Iacatecas, ana
Donate Guerra who at the head Of 400 or 500 men, and
was recently defeated at Pardl ia CHIHUAHUA That tey
will In there 70 be no doubt These events
are unprecedented character In Mexico, are eer
taiDly signs speedy change for the better ana attest
" the potency and influence Of LerdO de Ielado.
There Ia considerable anxiety expressed among the
Mexcans the subject of the Presidential election Ia
the United States Believing as they do that Juarezwas
sustained OF dictatorship by the example OK
Grant, and knowing OF Greeeys long period OF devoted
and friendship for Mexico they entertain
the yeles hopes OF the election OF the latter Tney
also have faith In the spirit Of the Americana that
they believe that people will rise and crush ont the
military despotism OF Washington These people have
been long robbed and outraged by military ceftans
that they anxious to all military chiefs driven
from supreme civil power IN every country on tins con-
tinent.