The New York herald., 1877-07-28

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MARCH ia is4o-Rsvolutioa In cslAys. headed BY Lus
MAr.-xovslai,.n Ia yucasaa the eapssulatiss OF
~ sS.S S o. Nicola.
Maidonado Esvou,ien of the indians 10 state y
XUe1s1. is4i-Rsvoassea In 0ssdsss,Ars IN favor Of
XSaoss :" IN Ii. city
BY the troops ~ ss.iass rrs,'dsn! Bu...".na
e.pIsai psoaunsianssss ~ the sasrss. q
liberty.
Every precaation IL being taken by the General CON-
rug carry letter tho Instructions be
has received from the sseretasy Of War; Already
about thousand cavalry. spiendidly mounted, pro-
vided With pack mules Tor carrying supplies and am
muniton over the mountainoua regions to tho Other
Duncan down the river Tor the distance o about .
hundred niles, so that In case scouting party soss
over Il Will be ably supported. W
sgxrIMxNr EgxcAys
The Mexican paper published here, IN San Antonio.
not only rejects tho sentiments Of the Mexican popa
lxton In Texas but " the organ OF Escobcd0 and tho
other sxilcs nj present In Texas. rne following IL
translated from the columns ol ~ nempo that the
readers OF tho HERALD may read what the other side
has 70 say on tho sutjsct--
WHAT A MEXICAN PAPER SAYS a al
Thc orders Issued by tho Secretary Of War at Wash
Ant nd ia
teTests tho frontier, have excited tue hiarity OF
Journalistic but unfortunately. tho subject has not
been looked upon with that mpartistity anu inds-
pendence that required for subject or such great
imports IL may bo plainly that the American
press disposed To look nt tho matter from none other
Than tho American standpoint They seem 10 bo in
spred by other desire than seeing Mexico despo.lod
oil her territory. nIot
"But not has yet examined this vital question
regarding the material interests OF the United States,
that boing the point on which tho public really de-
srcs TO 10 informed. The American pross Insists
that The American Union extend territory beyond
the RIO Grande II Il should do 30 would that acquisi
ton compensate for the brought by
q against enemy that IL without doubt reso
Iutc--dete rmined to resstf .eaml1l..n
ave will here make u few remarks IN reference to
such points conceded 70 The United States,
leaving inside the discussion Of principles that upheld
tho neighbOrng Republic against tue threats of the
United Saies because logic hus bur little elect on
to gratiy their greed regardless Of the
exercise o justfce, .itlYll- iNt
..supposs the American government has made all
requisite preparuti0ns Tor invasion of Mexico.
Will the system OF taxation undergo no change what
because the undertaking IL 10 be with enemy
That iu appsarInre regarded with contempt, though
that consmpt muy not he really VIII not these prep
arttons Increase In great measure The ex0ro tant
expenditures OF thv federal Treasury already hardly
sufficient reduced army for frontier pro-
aud for checking the conflicts among the States
which already have shown themselves reDeliousf Let
express their views What do taxpayers think OF itr
at Is n well known iact that though ccrtain APP
pcarancs Of economy exists tho Immense debt OF
$500 900 currency without nuy deposits for
rodemptiOE and Is Upheld only By spirit Of specu
Iaion and IN tho interest OF bondhoidcrS The Untcd
States may be able stag2or along this burden,
bot there be but result from any c0lnplIca.
lions that must nssuredy arise from with Mex.
ico A lack OF confidence in the perpctuity oil the
government must sudden depreciation OF cur
rency, which would 20 down until It reduced 10 nall
the credit o thus immense country Even less causes
than foreign war produce depreciation in val
which cannot DO checked until It has reduced
the nation 10 bankruptcy. f N.a fErH H.l Ilf
.'And thus would happen ut a time when the United
States compelled TO levy taxes additional to the
existing ones which arc impeding the progross Of the
country AMI threatening 70 bring about financial
crisis thereby precipitating tho certain dow ntl OF
this great Republic that needs peaco better
her financial Year year tho existence
OF the government becomes more critical through
that are oppressive to tho onmsrce and To-
dustry OF the country.
ANOTHER Evil TO FOLLOW
ssBut this Is the only evil declaration Of
against Mexic0 would bring.
'rbe frontier states would be invaded by guerilla,
that would hnd their support them aud the co-op
eration vi the oppressed Mexcans hero. who would
not be the call OF their brothrcu, against
country toward Wht n they have not been taught 10
look with Affection All attempts check this danger
would be futile. tho Americans under
stand that system OF warfare 10 which Mcxicans are
accustomed und because army Is sufficient
such frontier that which divides the United States
from Mexico co. ..s d. ~. Ief. .t ID
"As compensation tor all this IL sought territory
the holding OF which would require 4 permanent ex
pendture that would not be severed by tho
aud products OF the territory acquired whe0 u IL
PLAN be thut the frontier eitlenens lack
proper enforcement oi the laws, that thcy need in
tor ua ovement that they have territory wherein
may be put double tho population now IN the United
States Wou Id tins compensate Tor the evils OF war
Far from with Mexico CONTAINS the elements
that later wnl tear asunder tho American
Union. .t.. uf
This extension OF the territory OIL tho South makes
more Tire alliance oil the Southern States
win the Northern and Western States and the rc OF
independence that not yet out may blaze agaiu
the development of national conflict, which
once waged by tho Confederate states 70 estabtsh
separate aud independent empire.
1--WE simply point out inconvenient iacts for those
who are accuslom take heart tho sensational
oprnions OF light Journalists As TO the rest nave
never believed that the government. knowing tho
true circumstances 0i the American people, has the
intent pluuge itself into implications
ply To make u show of its own strength. No Que
that this country has extraordinarily Increased
Il must not undertake TO play the part Of tho bully
who strives 10 humiliate the weak. and who 10 ire
Quently disappointed but rather tbs rule ol great
nation OF patriots who united themselves with tho
OF the cordial iratcrnity toward weaker
tious, and VINO havo prospereJ under tho banner of
liberty That the United States may attain greatness
she must make 1t her duty TO guard the sacred inter-