The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13

tended TO take From his perfect knowledge OF the
country General Ord placed his cavalry so that was
scarcely possible for the RAIDERS 10 avoid boing
reached By the troops tho former struck
the settlements As soon the raiders found that
Grande were occupied by uodies OF cavalry ana that
Inc wnos country was arms. thanks to the frontier
' =, as,esrapn they returned 10 Mexico by tns
way Oh Devs RIVER, although u 10 possible they may
have committed other outrages the news Of which
has not reached here owing TO the telegraph line
THE LArEsT MEXICAN REVOLUTION.
Tho Lerdstos here confident that the revolution
against Diaz started by General Amador has boon
suppressed, although the OF It's spreading may
have been. and they regard Il as the entering wedge
that is 10 split apart the Daz winch thew
assert is growing moro Unpopular daily on account Of
its leaning toward the Gringos That hatred TO thu
ringos Is the stock in trade OF the would be
liberator Is shown by his pronunctamsnto which 10
herewith translated for the edincaton OF tho Amer-
can public
jose Maria Amador, Colouei Commanding the first
Brigade OF Cavalry OF the state OF Tanauras. to
tho Inhabianis OF Said State:-
FELLOW CrrIzESs--A year will soon have elapsed
since Don Por1rio Daz was elevated 10 tho highest
position IN the GIT o. me nation, by strange freak
ngratitude toward tue men who nni r,hcei their
dearest interestsheir blood and their lives 10 carry
his plans. ana his iattering promises OF rcgencr
atom scarcely was tho object OF MS ambition at
tainel when, surrounding himself with schcmins
men, he betrayed tho confidence OF the people. He
has trod upon liberties and trampled our consti
tuition under his ioct dlsrcgarding ali MS promises
and tranto:ming himself mo tyranL
Furthermore fellow citizens, this sinister minded
man, who tor more than ten years has dclugcd The
elds OF our counry with blood mas joopardixed out
national Independence, allowing our dignity TO be
humbcd by foreign troops invading our soil at their
pleasure by virtue OF u treaty inado by one Of the
nred assassns OF the tyran He has also surren dcred
Mexicaps TO American justice, as u our country was
lar gone AS to be unaD TO chast,se criminals in
conformity to the treaty vi exraditon. rhis Is the
who strives TO rule tho destnies OF the people,
dcspot toward his countrymen nut low and serviie
creature toward tho proud foreigner who refuses "a
extend him tho hand OF friendship
FELLOW CiTizESs-I am determined 10 spill the last
drop Of my blood In defence OF tho national honor
aud the liberties vi country and want 10 DO tho
first TO raise the sttuonsl nag represented
by the Ctzon President Don Sebastian Lerdo de
Tcjada inviting you 10 take up arms TO overthrow the
tyrant who has 80 vanousIy outraged our rights and
sacrificed national dignity 10 promote his own am.
bitoD One singlc united effort OF the good aud
patriotic sons oil Mexico ana this farce OF govern
ment will DO FRUSTRATED 10 the dust and tho ignominy
and curse OF tho peopie Will disappear with II.
CoMrArRiors!-wc will reconstruct thu nation by
rccstabsniug tho legitimate constitutional govern.
ment which was characterized by good order and
Obedience to the laws ana destroy forever hydra.
headed revolution that has dcsoAted country To
This end win assist you JOSE MARIA AMAD0R
liz CAMPIS THE SIERRrA, Oct 20, 1877. .M