Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-03-12
Monarchy in Mexico.

The following extract from the Paris correspondent
of the National Inteligencer manifests beyond doubt
tie predsposition which exists among the Monarchy
men of France and England, to re-establish king
dom in Mexico.
''The old project Of imposing a European King on
Mexico has been revived in tie Journal des Debats
this month, and duly assented to by the London
Times. After stating that Mr.. PoNsETT, conforma-
bly, to the instructions of his Government, labored to
bring about the Federal system in Mexico, in order
to dsmember her the easily the Debats pretends
to have been informed by private correspondence and
Trustworthy travellers that all the honest and wel-in-
tentioned people of the country regretted the ROya
rule, and expressed lively wishes it recOnsti
ted in the hands of foreign prince. 50 This re-
turn, +" adds the Journal of the Spanish American
Republics TO monarchial ideas Is serious subject for
meditation they turn their spirits to monarchy as
their only of safety" Now, see how the
Times follows out the notions of the Debats:
"By what means are The principles of government to
be restored in Mexico 1t is clear demonstration that
such state Of things witness Is rapidly pre-
pairing the whole country for subiugaoD and after hav
Jog asserted their independence of the Court of Madrid
the provinces of New Spain lie PROSTATE at the feet of the
Congress of Washington. There is but solution OF
the difficulty. Mexico cannot remain it is. II must
either sink without struggle under the yoke of neigh
boring Republic, hostile and opposed to the whole charac
of its native population by by religion and by
institutions seek by Strengthening its
with Europe protection against The spirit oil terrific
rial aggrand cement aud dominion which eager
absh universal sovereignty the continent of Anne
rca Such a connexion with Europe can clearly have
but form and orgn-the form, monaTchical the
origin Spanish. The results of Mexican independence
are before the world. The people of Mexico caunot be
insensibe their ruin, however poweress they may
be it. Under such circumstances what would be
the effect of the temperance the shores of America
Of that flag of Spain which originally planted there
by the great discoveries and captains of former ages
Of
the colonial descendants of the Spanish people II would
be easy accomplish the conquest Of Mexico at the
present moment, with handful of the troops which from
the garrison of Cuba. the days of the aboriginal
MexicaR princes. Would it be impracticabe to accom-
pany such expedition with political Institutions fitted
to the of the Mexican people. and calculated tC
them from the perls which threaten their nationa
existence! When threw out this suggestion, som,
months ago. we confess that il air of romance
and mig be received with incredulity But the more
the world hes learned of the weakness Of Mexico
the unquesiionabe designs of the United States the
urgent has the become aud the practicable III
application of the only remedy which has been though
Of AS far Spain herself is concerned, such
and whose resoute character have already restored
much of the ustre of the Spanish monarchy. In Mexico
Prince of the House of Spain bringing with him mod
force to restore order to the country and The guar
antics Of constitutional Government for the protection
Of its liberties would be hailed with enthusiasm by a con
siderable party, and would confer inestimabe benefits
the people, whilst be would re-esabish a natural and sal
uary connexion with the maritime and constitutional Pow
ers of Europe Amongst the cognate suilors of Quee
Isabella it would not be difficult point out the very ia
dvdua best fitted for such enterprise by his persons
qualities and his liberal sentiments And if the preeG
siOns of the United States thwarted by measur
with which they have the distant right to intel
fsre, they certainly in condition oppose III
united policy of the European Powers, when its sole oil
ject would be to preserve National Government in Ne
Spain and to repair the disastrous effects of Gborve
olutions upon the provinces which annexed
the Spanish Crown.