The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-04
Our Mexican Relations In Europe.

onty Oh helping those who unwilling TO help them
cans sTd .acn appears 10 be the condition Of the Me1
energy limited resources they po:ssss while stand
ing almost IA the presence of powerful enemy. We
might with justice feel an interest in the fate
OF country SO peryersey bent upon its ruin
4 not that our own commerce is suffering severely from
the present condition Of the relations between the Uni
ted States and Mexico. squabblo however contempt
iole which mpedes the progress Of trade the part Of
neutas and renders private property liable to those
dangers that inseparable from state of domestic
anarchy such contention between two litgants who
seem both unable to bring the quarrel to an end is q
nuisance which third party should be allowed to ter
inmate Friendly offers Of mediation have already been
made by our late as well as our present Minister for
foreign affairs but the United States and Mexico seem
disposed 10 night ou-a process which threatens to
prove exceedingly tedious. On one side we find large
resources injudciousiy applied and the other inter
nal discord dividing the force that needs the utmost
centrson to give It the smallest chance ofproving sue
Mexican cause utter the specimens have of tho
ncapscty Of the Mexican people to provide efficiently
for their government Were they TO retain their
nominal independence Is only too probable that they
would continue to be ~ slaves OF thatspirit Of vaca-
uon which subjects he to constant change Of rulers
ing to snsrchy No sooner does the ast new Prssient
turn his back the Of government than almost in
q night there springs up in his place some mushroom
rival He in his turn IL super seeded by smother EQUAL.
y rapid growth and with as little hold on the ground
such power be held by the nominal head of body
whose members cannot be brought to Cooperate in any
sustained effort for their He il sad 10
be determined on continuing the war but It is not iuupro
babio that with the fatal tendency 10 disunon which
prevails among the people, their sentiments may take
specific when the is known 10 be bent on
an opposite policy
The downfall Of Paredes cannot be deplored for in
posed with conquest from abroad and every
social evil preying on the vitality of the country at
home the President who has Just been displaced re.
manned at least inactive if not Indifferent Ills mbeci
lily, which might have kent him harmless under urna
ry circumstances rendered him wholly unfit retain
the Office of President in country whose greatest evil il
the want of a strong government If ssGta Anna can
suppy such desiderati.m his restoration will be a
U Nt..s
who interested its commerce. will speedily feel
the benefit Whether the war is to be continued or con.
security Of nearss Who viii se iOr me e
sympathise with that party which affords them most
efficiently the protection which they are entitled
The Cabinet OF the United States is scarcely TO be
blamed for evincing indspostion 10 negotiate with
men who though nominally rulers to-day may be de.
must be itself united before can inspire the confidence
of those who disposed to become its allies or obtain
the respect such are in the position Of its
Mexico cen neither make an honorable peacs nor prose
cute war with the chance of success until its
placed under the protection of efficient executive
y, lr rom the LONDON Cnronicie 49,
Europe ana aneflca-on either side OF the Allan
iS-uI ue.Nny "a .ne spanish race seems 10 De the
:sme. Wherever IT'S planned we are sure to ind, as
,t;o m,h SOCIAL n.tany ana political ermen-
vsrv casms. t n,o ' n 70
very Casmues 70 piont one great political CONFUSION
mas sucea icr ne Angio:saxon another greater shll,
mas wrIugh, mafves IN the national character OF
out seems 70 DO the peculiar fate OF the Spa
marc 70 10 taueht day lessons from which ne extracts
n;.o ; He past Win no nsnts ioI inc preseh.
"a MIN no LANDMARKS ior the iutare-and 10
pass without benefit and even without hope generation
a.. senes.vn "ioush the oisastrous oroeal Oh per-
pVTSh . adv vU,uu ON,
Co.., a. AZ. NJ J. ieoeisea IoH 'he United States IN
W We . mas uhdergone, or Is ABOUT 10 under.
sO i ;I nose Poacai winch her ma
Nowhere have the sxcesses of European civilization, a
t o VI America mel WIN SO irlghuui re-
maps are they great Mexico Independence
uuv aS S Sne iongea
rom tnorsugh appreciation oil It's valne or an idea OF it,
,esponMDites; ana no sooner was the novelty OF the
@ nah sne perverted 70 inc worst OF purposes
ner existence by Its years. has been very
oaei, py ns caiamues II mas been very long She has
managed to into rs years of Independent
istence more anarchy more political turmoil and social
than would sxfice Tor the most back
So S Euupean s'aes W grow oid upon She is Ias'
ar0Spms, Wnnou. having ever been erect decaying,
was asins eSeI lVeu. ~ matters not Wnat may De
ne, onerwise revoiuuon Is the auengfossng
eaaJ,e y, ner history rs she ior moment prosperous
snt and IN debt rsvop,op Id Sa1
Is she at peace revoutien by disturbing
n she war drsns %s
ns sr, shu cnaeIs ser an easier prey than she would
; % 20 graspng ana unscrupuious adversary
eSe!uns Az ti.s energies 10 crush ner ana
Mhcn mas az ou, openly avowed aus purpose oil dismeu'
oeImeh' instead oi nnding unanimty peryadDg her
peope, taey are spht into iacuons, which have no
p.Ip. 'ot wnIen ney Soneno, uut eacn merely WIN
naS o IN n q, S nssa ,ns yea VI hnoing .nem
aa;nst no; u. vo,vIe, We nna pioSinoe
~ 10 cspnai sgSnsi me country, and
" ~. y 'saiiS. ne eaPai Dackeo W Inc aPproval
" e., ts naoi. na uer isaos her armies 10 tne
Iu " aense tne rePuSc Ior tne wrongs ana insults
n,h aS Ovsn neapsa upon her; anu m ,nIee snor,
e sae na.ion MIN her wrongs ana insults e
L Iu, ~ ~ Cause wncn tney can sHo" agals
e s u. tlom neir Inmate ove OF anarchy ana con
n.,r a;a, - ts upon sia aeaef Sna "elcome
though ne be an old offender against the liberties Of
n, ar ,S . sS S 80; , . III W., wei sna per
autnorty me most dicsatoa Instructive Is the lesson
wora n H n i ,,a h, pnesc d 70 ane
MI ~ a. peVpe my .e musm " ns'ans aogeeaiy
m;ser;as 81 Nas;oo hanap - ; s p G L s
;', T.; s nav st ns iIv ael having peen 700
ronId stand and as;rsd 10 he ~r hafar h h hae
iea arii., 70 IN neoIise
~ i.nous inou,sng IN me many rehections 10 whicn
VIC pSses Sonulon VI seAico naturaiy gives Use OF
ses present upon any specuiatons as 10 the pro-
i1r tne SOCIAL ana pohtcal oisemped wmch al
c's nei Ie. US consloer or moment tne enect when
WV now .evoiuuon, wnch we may take Nior mas