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An Incident in TIE Life Of Sanid dnna.-in 'ho
.Sigo" Of the 9th Of November, cirea'ns'ano.
in Santa Annals career. il recalled wn'c" - 10
without interest. Sometime in Novemoer' Av'o'
il was announced that Gen. Santa hnna' '"e"
presiden. Of the Republic, had escaped na''
rowly from tho hands Of four strangers ~"o
presented themselves Manga de C'avo WIN
view to ass. ssinate him. They were taken anu
committed to prison for trial. The suolec. ,"'
some days attracted remark, but no one 'ooN '"o
,roube to investigate tho facts OF the case even
In ask wha, hnd been done with the prisone 's' ""u
nm. occurrence seemed to have entirely p'ss'"
away from the public mind. Tho 'Sis'o' has re-
Gently learned something OF the fate oi tue prs
oners.


Being apprehended in November, '43, they were
conducted from Manga de Clavo to Vera Cruz'
where they were brought before military "'ou.
nal. They protested against the right OF sucn
tribunal to Judge their case, but the trial was per
sisted in. To the honor of the court mar.ia'' "''
prisoners were acquitted, but TO this day inc pun
lie know nothing Of the evidence adduced 10 con-
firm the suspicions of Santa Anna. Inc prs,
oners .,ero acquitted on the 9Th OF February an,
IN the l7,h an order of the ministry was signed
expeIling them from the Republic, when was eN'
ecuied on the 18th Of March.


The .siglo' incincs to think that the whole story
of the attempt to as,asslnae was farce 10 excite
momentary interest for the person ofthe PRESIDENT
or tina, he was. perhaps, "lmpslled by that terror
which tyrannizes over the oppressors OF nations
when the remembrance Of their victims makes
them fear every moment the justice Of tlr"'e"
and the vengeance of the injured


The four men injured in this case, by The ar
bi,rary conduc. of Santa Anna, now seek pecu'
MARY indemnify. The ''Siglo" considers them
pIainIy entitled to it, and says that the nation w'
have 10 suffer the consequences of this high hand
ed ofenc, as ii has that Of SC many other fau'''
of the same man. The whole affair is one Of
those estate proceedings" which remind ono o.
transaction in France. when the Bastile was hl'e1
with the victims of caprcious tyranny.


/ IN. O. Pieauune.