, 1877-11-23
iont Senior zamacona nude tho following

n nm, not accredited as Minister plcnipoten.
t!arr. but a. tpccal agent uf the Mexican
GoTcrnmrnt to establish romucr.ial and frtond'
" relations between tho two countries.
"f'resft1cnt Uiax Il nav firmly seated ln tho
Presidential rt,air Of Mc.fct. 1io wns put there
hy tho ponnlar will, ami represents not "niy .lc
poor but the rich, md ns such huA not single
powerful opponent. Surh bcinR his condition,
President Diaz intcnds 10 at ONO scn.i 10 tho
frontier tho best Guvernlncnt troops anu put
down nil the ln,rtfer troubles md qnrFcls which
80 disturb the two countries.
lie as well ~ ,nysclt feels that there arc
many yrpfncts Ut the twD nations which could
be with advantage tnterc1angcl, and there IL
every reason to believe Tint were these com-
mrrriaf relations oncc established between tho
two republics TINT atl hor.tcr troubles wout.l
cease. for pcare antl commerce 20 baud tn hand.
"W!sh this ob]cvt In vlcv Come to fhfs cnnn.
try to cnacnyor TO cstablis!, closo commercial
relations to trY anil tIring tho two counttscstn To-
gcther by the tics of trade, and this once cstab-
ltsllcd there will be nu further difficulty.
'Tl.c border troubles ot'slnasu among bad
n1cu. who. with their rings AMI acllcmes, llayp
Al, Encrest III stirring ltb strife us mems Ut
profit. These difficulties on our part wc will
put down by force ant expect you to do like
'sitc. the great mass Of tue MGxisan people
haze no feeling Of Cnnlty TO tho United States,
and ~ our interests arc common VIC should 10
friends.
. nj go not only to Washington, but to New
York; wlsre aopc t" establish commercial ,a
Diaz anl thu mass uf the Afcxsrnn people hnye
been tern by revolution and waFs long enough.
What t1teY wnnt n''w Is peace and commerce,
and M this country 10 great It should also te
"Cortisa is IN prison In Mexico, and the cen
trai Government troops will supprcss tho froll-
tier tronb'es. The President has M powerful
vppo,ents., Lcr1o and lglcslas hare ~ po*er.
Ucu. Escobctlo ran " nothing to disturb the
To bc utcn with you, this 10 my euAntry's posi-
t!on, and what VIC want, and l feel 1t can be
donc." ........- --.s-.-
TnE KlcEAroo INDIANS WANT TO RETURN.
BAN AsroSio, TEX, Nov. 56.-x,, important
movement ts contemplated by tic tribe Ul
kirknroo Indians showing tl1at thcy are dtst1t-
islletl with Mcxico rs place ot Residence. In
tclligcncr Inns lust been received frDn PERFECTLY
reliable sourre to thu elect that lnrgc body Of
k,ctsapoDs now living In tilt stnte ut Chihuahua
have t,aie, Or arc iaaklnG, application to The
American md Attx!can authorities fur per1n,s-
reservations on ILL Side oi The border.
This 10 considered an Important matter,
bucalsse tic kickapoos were for many
years engaged In active hustt1tttes with
the United Siatcs Government, md toox an ex-
cccdngiy active part In tue nlIrterOk sn[ds that
lase kept tile Texan burdcr Il. turIn0i! for several
years pust. 1t IL bciicrcd that II tie uppltca.
li.,s Vi tic kickapoos Is granted much. u tho
truuhc OH the frontier viii bu removed, IUr II
tIlcsu 1ntans retire to the reservation they de-
ecrlul when they went on tho waruatt,, tho uor
etn.nent will be nbie to keep them quiet. At
nil ryui,ta the desire OF the KickapuuF TO re-
rune a.nteahlc relations with the Unttci States
authorities Is an evidence that tho recent ptlr.
SUIT Ut Enarnul,n1 bail18 Into Mexican turrltury
las Taught thena that cat;le-thfoylnE cannot bo
successfully engaged in hereafter.
THE FnEsEST RAIDS. .
Gen. Ord tlae notified the Mexican nu&1loritio :
OIL thu Ku Granle tllat ho llas reason 10 knuw
fktAsk f%hft iEAHs