The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-16
COyETING MEXICO.
A FILIBUsTERING EXPEDITION
Fitting out in Texas to Create Revolution
In the Northern states of That Repub.
llc-Ths PhIlanthrOplo Object
of the Great sGhemors

llC-Ths PhIIauthrOplo Object
of the Great sGhemer.
NEW YoRK, Nov. ia Dallas, Texas
special to the Sun says; Two men have
been here for Ave days, organizing ar
agency in the interests Of the iilibuster,
Ing expedition into Mexico, Yesterday
morning they started for St, Louis, lssy'
Ing man here Of oie1tepsive border exper'
fence to continue this work. There are
now enrolled in Dallas twenty or thirty
men ready for raid the moment the
summons Is received, aud the number
will be sweled at least 100. Five times
that number could be obtained but the
greatest caution Ia observed 10 selecting
men, aud none but the most trusted are
accepted, In this way the promoters and
leaders expect 10 prevent betrayal,
Your correspondent Saturday night had
an interview with the emissaEy regarding
the belittlement by the press OF the daring
scheme on f1ot and the part the United
States Government Ia liable to play and
the sppArCns oversight on the point by
the tllhusserS. The emigsary said;
"Thspd the least Of our fears. The United
States will hays very little to do with the
movement. Tho Government has Ae
authority to do more than to check II on
lta own territory"
UNITED STATES IN THE AFFAIR,
ut can do nothing whatever With the
alibusters after they are onUs In Mexico,
and we shall take mighty good care not
10 lot the Ulited sEatea aulhorI!IsI know
our movements, or whom or whsre we
will make them. When We get ready to
cross the border We will Aud plenty Of ma.
tiyes with good leaders ready to meet u.s.
We are not going Into the annexation
to tho United States scheme, The
object IL to establish new republic, the
Rio GrSnda SoCialistic Confederation 10
be composed Of the Northwest Mexican
gtstes OF Ohibushua, Durango aud Sonora,
with the capital as at present intended at
chihuahua City, as 1t has railroad COM
muniCatiOns with tho outside world and
10 the largest, richest ard most important
town In that segtloq, We don't want tho
Northwestern States TaInauIipas, Neuvo
Leon and Ooahnilg, nor that great sand
deser! and worthless peninsula, Lower
California. We propose couiniug our
work to The most desirable held aud not
an unTIeldg srs4 oI Territory to work
over.
RNdLAND's IyTRRH5T.
Wo could not have the least prospect Of
spccsas should we attempt to regulation,
izs all Of North Mexico at once. When
tho time for action comes II the United
States takes any hand in tho affair, we
count upon that action being favorable to
the new republic, instead OF against 1t,
for tho reason that when tue MEXICAN
Federal Government llnds itself Confront.
cd with the extensive revolution that
Is certainly impending, and which 1t will
not be able to suppress, har heaviest
creditors IN England, who are interested
financially TO the extent Of nearly $l00,.
100000 In Mexican bonds, will stop in TO
project that interest, and in order To pro,
teCt 1t will, no doubt, assume to maintain
order by force Of arms, and then
establishment OF come kind OF foreign
proteCtorate or provisional government
over Mexico. Then the United States
will be forced 10 put In active practice the
long asserted apd maintained policy OF
reDsting foreign (which means Europeanl
interieyenCs With the affairs OF any OF the
Republics on the American continent.
When the time for outside Interference
ComeB tho Rio Grande SoCialistiC Confed.
Grafton will have attained such powerful
and respectable proportions that tho
United StateB will recognize It's belliger.
gut rights, and the new Republic will not
be long IN solving its own destiny.
EXTENT or THE SCHEME.
The lower class OF MexiCans known 90
Peonv,will be with the United stStsa from
the outset, az we propose elevatlng their
condition from one Of ignorance and vir.
tual servitude to one Of liberty, property
owners and advance men in education.
One OF our strougest idoas is to have Q
thorough system Of public schools and
make education in the English language
compulsory. The idea OF the establish.
ment Of o new republic beyond the Rio
Glsnde is not q new one. II is
only q revival oi the iondest hopes
and ambitions Of Aaron Burr with
the line simply enteIded iuttber
10 tho uoIth, Il wGa Sam Houstons
original intention when he came 10 Texas
TO create great republic that should ex.
tend far beyond tho present limits OF the
State. He never dreamed OF stopping at
the Rio Grande, and died strong IN the be,
liei that annexation 10 the United States
alone prevented him from realizing in his
life time the establishment OF his fondest
hopes, ambitions and dresmg. The new
movement Is In strict harmony with the
view held by JRmea Monroe, which gave
10 the world tho policy known as the
Monroe doctrine, which was pure and
simple 10 republicanlss and 10 anglipiSp,
% far % language IL concerned
all tue people to the south OF Us, and
as far as the interference idea referred TO
by me 10 concerned, he planted himself
on 1t on bis first message 10 Con.
greBs, in stating that Foreign intervention
In the affairs Of American AepublicS
SHOULD meyer be tolerated.
The emiSSary 10 o graduate Of au EaE.
tern college, and has lived In Texas nearly
two years. He Is a personal friend Of
Henry George, for whom he has the
strongest admiration aud affection and
whose doctrines he uneGuiyoc9lly eAdor;
seg. He and his assuGiate1 will remain Ii
81. Louisa week or 80 and then 20 10
New York and other eastern cltlea,
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