The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-18

made Invaluable on the Plains unless their morale ha:
been spoiled BY anation with the trans. RIO Grande
TUE COLLAPSE OF VALDEZ
The captured soldiers OF aldez az that term IL ap
are on trial at Fort Clarg for violation OF the
laws The following description IRON CORES POI dcn,
OF Inc san Antonio Express goes TO show that there
was limit 10 tho sodierly qualities OF the Army OF
the Rio Grande:-
Your corresponding Immediately repaired To the fort to
eas. ~ the men who had or week been the
Words ts 70 describe their ahect appearance When cap
aud seemed to be staring them ia the rhe
a wi. shem they had no money t.er clothes
them some Of them stated that they had lived upon prcy
scraps shat wero saaa about sSe camp asy
were about bali Mexie.ns and half americans. and The
from all Of Western Texas Every tramp every N IN
s sao Ho 70 wvsx cs seemed to have cined s
nearly 800 bu. finding ihe purpose which they come
With tho arrested were two or hroe inferior OH.
GERS ou' al The colonies, captains &c., est ia
A SCRAP OF HISTORY.
AS the authorities at Washington seem to have no
very well defined idea which Mexcan President Is
the proper one To recognize anything that will 20 to
assist them cannot iall to 10 appreciated Now as
great many American papers have been Kind enough
70 publish complimentary notices OF General Escobad0
the righthand OF Lcrdo II may DO Interesting 10
know what opinion that distinguished Mexican has OF
the people among wnom no IL nov compelled to So
JoLrn temporarily The following extract from tho
Conccnc'a I4ti'ca, journal published In the city Of
"a,
contains tue desired ntclli and perhaps ttio
over. Read and ponder over the words OF General
Escobcdo whes, out OF tho abundance OF his heart
his mouth spoke. he letter Is addressed to Governor
Gomez of Nueyo Leon
Tho execution OF tho traitors which had the satsfsc
ton " difectn good fvod Tor digestion will satisfy
Ne xcnns Is death by the law Had complied with tho
request OF tho Yankees To the hbusl ANA AS
sociue traitors II would takon
and tho noxt thing would have been request give up
laude. our mines und After this eh al
be allowed u worship God ill our own soft WORK
lbertineH
In favor Of making clean work OF tho detested
"Gngos This country belongs God and Just
long W one foreigner remains soil liberty
Jeopardy. BY every means In power should make
the country Mexican and all property IN the
II, now that we have the and hunt them from tt
country. Ny motto nav u. Death to all estrangcrvs
There no danger OF the Yankees Int ern with
long tho Southern states stados del SUR Kept
VI the Union be sides the black would side with
and may at any time pronounce against the whites 30
fore get through With tic foreigners tho Yankees will
think ure In earnest. aud tho time will
notvtcs viii b" begging for their heads .oad OF
begging FOR the Austrian
III struggles tor liberty have lost nearly all Our
honors still have but the have Tho avail
atle wealth OF the Republic; but they will La less tn
three years that hoxicAus will have what they wgnt
Mexc You Will understand from this my position aud
should BY my chance Whatever become u candidate
you viii understand my unnlterabie platform. When-
In such manner rs think proper know that you aud
think alike ON shese matters and know that my coua-
Z God ODD and L nS '' ''' sScoBEDo.