{"newspaper_name": "New-York daily tribune.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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SA.rA ANA ~ MExco.-A gentleman Just from
the city OF Mexico informs that II is impossible,
for those who have not witnessed II, 10 conceive
the full measure of lndisniry which l. now heaped
upon the head Of the tyrant. Santa Ana himself
says hat the treatment he received IN Texas, while
a prisoner, was infinitely more humane than that
he experiences al the hanGs OF his own country
men The oGg-peatup wrath Of the Mexlcans
now finds vent IN a thousand different ways. Every
portrait, every statue, everything, in short, that
might keep alive a membrance ot the tyrant has
been lnsulted, mntilated and destroyed; his name
Is introduced in rbald songs, and sung atevery cor


ner: carcatures are hawked utshowing him IN
every conceivable odious light; rude jests and ob-
scene pasquinades are let of at his expense and his
past acts ere coupled with everything Infamous,
But few weeks since, and this same popuace dared
rot breathe his name save in p.alse. y. o. Pic.