Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-25
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TuCsOS, A. T., June g, 1882

[ m yesterday K issue or the OthTs Nuicu I feel bound toreply in or,ie-s to satisfy the doubts Ot its author; and there fore request of you tO insert m your
 paper the following which deem oi public interest. l set aside how, yer all that which bears upon the insanity which IS attributed to Mir. Morales, for have not witnessed these fits which he Is said to have had in HermOsillo and on board the La Jacobo at Guaymas and it would not be proper for me to refute these statements of which ] have no other knowledge than IS conveyed tO me by rumOr.
 I allude only to the main cause of the | departure of MT. Morales, which has enwrapped some persous Of these city in mystery of doubts, ulexplalnable to them, and who think that Mir. Morales had no right to leave trust worthy person in charge of the Cdnsu- | late interim the Mexican Government would decide whatever would be proper in the matter.
 To destroy at once these wrong i'm pressiOns without entering into any kind of controv rsy 1t Is sufficient for me to quote ad literam articles 1th and Sth of section Ilth of the Regulations Of the Consular Corps of Mexico. ARTICLE 7TH-In case of urgent neces- sity in the absence or by impeachment of a Consular Agent, the chief of the Next can Legation, or in his absence the Consul General of the Republic, in fine country where such case may have hap pened, be shall appoint an agent or employee of the proper degree with the character of provisional, for the place which may require his services, report ing such appointment with a statement of the causes, by the first opportunity Co the office Of Foreign Affairs mat the Government may act m the mat ter"
 This article in its absolute meaning fuvors the adverse parties, but article sth to which have before alluded reads as follows;
 ARTICLE STH-"In the same case Of urgent necessity in places where there may not be any Legation OF Consulate General O the Republic. the particular consul or vice-eOnsul impeded or who may have to a5sens himself, without the possibility Of the Incense from the Government, shall appoint a substitute provisionaliy, with ths character ot private commercial agent, and shall IIn- mediately report snch appointment with the motives that may justify him. to the office of Foreign Affairs, in order that action may taken in the matter
 Let those who allege that Mir. Morales did not act legally, fix their attention in these two articles and they will have to acknowledge that they have been mistaken.
 There IS in the consulate sufficient proof to show that Mr. Morales, before his departure from Tucson. reported to the Legation at Washington and to the office of Foreign Affairs, that MT. Quil- lermo c. Andrade, was left in charge a> private Commercial Agent, and there are also fully authenticated all the doeu- ments of receipt and delivery, which can not be published, but which can be shown to any person who may wish to obtain the information.
 It IS therefore fully proved that NIT. Morales acted in a legitimate manner and within the full scope of the law.
 After rebuttiug the arguments of tbe author regarding MT Morales, ] wiil satisfy tLe gentleman in regard to his iuterucatives whether Mir. Andrade had a right to leave Mir. InIanzon Of the agency of the Altar to represent him in { office while he tMf. Andradel was on his WAY Co Herm1s.llo to deliver crim- inal? And if this young man Is at present the representative of the Mexi- icdn nation:
 | shall begin by saying that in the preceding question, there Is such a germ Of maliciOusness tn tt 1t Is hardly possible to answer it with the civllIty which IS usel iu gIJi
 Mr. Audrade by his own inspirations and iu fulfilmeDt of 30 sacred duty Of heroism and patriotism. decided to take the criminal in person tc deliver him Co the competent authorities, but at the same tune he took the necessary pre- caGtiOns-in ease 1t may not be known to sCme-to leave hIs affairs arranged m such a manner that the undersigned dispatches the ordinary business Of tLe Consulate. the same Gs If NJ. Audra.e were present, inasnuch as. during his absence. the undersigned has DO other duty than to q ] tue blanks in which NlF. Andrade left his signature, so that the issuance of manifests and consulati,u as might not be delayed and not Go oostruct remittauces of merchandise Om the merchants of this place Co Mexican Territory. I will close by saying thot ihe public may know me, that am tue person an charge, and tlat ' am not of the Agency or Altar, nor have at present any ottisa in this cIty. am from the capital of Mexico, ! and have for a year and hail been l. Deputy Collector Of the Custom House at Pal0minas.
 am by virtue of this at the service . of those who may wish to favor me with 1. orders, and thanking you for the publi- . cation ot these hnes remain your most . obedient servant
 g. ISFANZoN.