The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-31
The Operations of Oaz Completely Suc-
cessfuI in the Interior
A PROCESSION OF 10000 IN JALISC0
Ministers Ogazon and yaIlarta-The COnSer-
vatiyes on the Move.
INTERVIEW WITH IGLESIAS.


commanded by An,llon. defeated at La Union de
Adobcs by the troops ofpiaz action which lasted
from three O'Clock in the afternoon until midnight.
General Martinez commanded the army OF Daz The
victory complete and large amount Of stores,
artillery and ammunition was taken, together with
sum OF money, which the Ex-Governor had obtained
by forced loans and contributions in tho cities, VII
lagos aud haciendas through which he had passed
General Diaz was mos. warmly welcomed in the
towns and cities along his line OF march, meeting With
opposition in no single instance from the people On
the contrary, his entrance among them and accept
ancc OF tho "Plan Of Tuxicpec and Pao Banco" were
celebrated with every demonstration OF joy, and no
ordinary enthusiasm.
1t Is considered that virtually the revolution is
ind, at least Tor the present In truth there Is
organized armed force in oppostont 10 General
Diaz.
General Daz occupies Guanajuato, having APP
pointed Colonel Mcna Military Governor The State
Of Coahus has adopted the "Plan OF Tuxtepec in
port OF General Diaz, and the State official paper has
published the OF the insIalmeni Of tho Supreme
Court OF Justice according to the declaration OF the
OF the 18th of December last The government Of
Jasco under date the 9th inst clegraphs tho fol-
iowIng:-
The capital of the Jasco has submitted without
sondtons TO neral porhrio paz with Its garrison Of
orders Jesus Lesndro camarsna has been made
also aced himself under the orders the usous con-
OF %h o Sss In the
AS you have already been advised, San Luis Potosi
has proclaimed Diaz, and late intelligence
that General Sanchez Rivera OF the earliest sup
OF Iglesas has recently pronounced in that
State, with his command in favor of the same leader.
ASPIRATIONS CHURCH PARTY
The State OF Michoacan, although It long ago de-
dared its adhesion to General Diaz is still in con
ation of discord The old Church party has for
ward with considerable strength, and asserted its
rights to public Offices declaring resistance to all who
oppose it non-support to the chiefs of the
State government who will not favor the re-cstablsh-
ncnt OF Church power. In consequence of this dis
cordant element collisions and bloodshed have already
occurred causing not little anxiety to those whose
ASPIRATIONS for peace.
THE CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
The Commission on Elections, which met IN Mexico
City during the last days OF December, has published
The following official list of candidates Tor the Pres
dcncy and Magstracy or the supreme Court
For President of the Republic Poaro D!as For
For frs, magistrate Pedro osaxon second Jose Mats
aS ro.asio Eagle: sixth General ' Miguel slaneo
asa Gse Attorney
aun Ruiz District Attorney. Eligio Munos.
A NoX-oFFIcIAL CANDIDATE.
The Monitor sustains candidate Tor the executive
,ccs General Daz for President and Schor Iglesas for
President of the supreme Court thereby counselling
compromise between the Two opposing factions. But
Ihcir tag ION stic ideas Of date to
allow OF any PROBABILITY OF their names being associ
ated on the same platform candidates for the
chief offices OF the Republic No other names as yet
appear Tor nomination, and as the time appointed Tor
tho elections, according the ''Plan of Tuxepeen is
last approaching, 1t may transpire that no others will
pIAz s.TRIuMrHs, AT ouApALAJARA
The following telegram, which has recently been re-
reivcd in Mexico from Guadalaara, shows how CON-
plctc has been the triumph of Daz in the interior
'At this moment column OF 10000 people lie passing
in front OF the Palace, and the excitement is immense,
even TO delirum. The popularity OF Diaz is unm.
ted
THE DICTATOR EXPECTED AT xExIco
The speedy return OF General Daz anticipated In this
capital, although we have IRON private sources that
his arrival may be delayed until after the elections
HI is DESTROYS Of aifordng his opponents no opporu
NIFTY Tor saying in case he should prove the successful
candidate that he exercised AN undue influence IN
bringing about such result; such action his part
being heretofore unknown in this country. This
proves little foundation there styling him
Dictator 1t is believed he Will occupy himself mean
while with visiting and making himself familiar with
The political and military condition OF the central
and Pacific coast States.
THOSE THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ARE COMING.
We know in positive manner that the $500, 900
destined for the first payment Of the American claims
readiness in silver dollars and will leave this
city within twenty-our hours for Vera Cruz Q5th
nst.) the custody Of Senior jose Maria Mata,
Tor sh pment vessel, II convenient; otherwise
American steamer Tor New orleans, thence direct
to Washington. The accomplishment OF this
alter the ght OF Ierdo he taking with him, he did,
Of the counry's treasure, leaving II almost
bankrupt and burdened with the innumerable obllga
lions which the main of an army always brings,
has cost Mexico many sacrifices, and certainly this
desire cvinced by government struggling under such
hercueap difficulties to meet its national obligations
II moment should not fail to be appreciated.
The Treasury Department has lately embargocd the
sugar hacienda MIR. William Barron Cuernavnca,
called Mcacatlan and also the country residence OF
Mr.. Escandon at Tacubaya TO secure the payment OF
The forfeit claimed as incurred by the Central Railroad
Company OF which the above gentlemen are the prn-
sipal parties, Tor fulfment of their contract.
rhe affair Will doubt eventuate in a troublesome
litigation.
rGSAcIo L. vALLARrA
This gentleman, who Is now The Official candidate for
The Presidency OF the Supreme Court Of Justice, was
born some iortycght years ago in the beautiful CITY or
juadalaara, the second capital OF the Republic" Ho
He mas all along been Unidentified with liberal party.
He took an active part In the revolution OF 1856, and
also IN the OF REFORM. which lasted three years,
from 1867 to December, 1850 During the early strug
giles OF ''consttutonasts" he participated in the
trials and privatons o: the long campaign in Jasco.
When the liberals captured Guadaajara IN the second
week OF November, 1860, Valaria was secretary
10 General Don Pedro OgaZon, who became
coustituttonal Governor OF the state. He became
Cabinet ofIcer. as Minister d the Interior, under
Juarez and called 10 the Governorship OF his
native OF Jalsco by the sunrages Of the people
He has also been member OF the National Congress,
and is now Minister of Foreign Affairs under Daz. 1t
is said that Free Mason aud that he has reached
the thirty third degree in the Scottish ritc position
which is supposed to be highly esteemed IN Europe
GENERAL Don PEDRO oGAzON
This distinguished leader born IN Guadaajara In
the 1870 lie was educated IN the university OF
his native city, and adopted the law as profession.
He speedily distinguished himself. and became Presi-
dent OF the Supreme Tribunal OF the State Of Jasco.
In tue war OF 1856 he became the secretary of Gen.
eral Don Ignacio Comonfort and served through the
campaign, which resulted in the lnal overthrow OF
Santa Anna He also Tor while secretary OF the
celebrated General Don Santos Degollado, and dis
charged the same duty for General Parr0dL Twice
his fellow called nm 10 the Governofshp
OF the state OF Jalsco. lie was subsequently elected
q member OF Congress- and after the expulsion OF tic
French chosen First Magistrate vi The Su-
prcme Court OF Justice, Lerdo then beng It's Prcsi
dent As Lcrdo accepted the portfolio OF foreign
affairs under Juarez 0gazon became de cto President
Of the Supreme Court.
During the war OF intervention when marital law
was proclaimed all over the Republic, Juarez conlded
Ogazon the military governorshp Of the states OF
Jalisco and Colima one OF his admirers says with
reference 10 the position taken by him IN the recent
revolution against ex-PresIdcpt Icrdo.-
Seeing public institutions abandoned, the country eeiv-
cred into hands scandalJus monopolsts inriners
sf laws what lovers OF their country could
De sid nj such unlawful immoral acts and
not place themselves In opposition TO them Among those
who did oppose suc ourases was found senor ysahon