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TO EDITORS EXPRESS
BRowNvILLE, N. r., Sept 10Th.
- To-day have four Of your daily papers from
New York In mail and letter OF five six days date
from Albany that ought to come through In two days the
Late Rupture with the French Minister, and state
OF our Torelgn Relations.
We copy the following view of the causes of the late
rupture with the French minister, and Of the present
don OF our foreign relations, from letter written by
one of the Washington correspondents Of the New York
Herald. leading Taylor paper The writer evidently has
extensive opportunities for obtaining correct information
and seems to be well advised in relation TO the subjects
concerning which he treats We omit the private gossip
with which the letter commences:
WASHINGTON, Sept "a, 1919.
But the true sources the difficulty lie far beyond They
may be traced 70 diplomatic conspiracy tho object OF
which vctimze The French minister and 70 bring
and the United States what could better subserve
purposes the monsrchists Of Europe and their agents
Ws,hng,on than quarrel between the two leading re-
On the declaration the French republic Mr. Rush. the
s ns sa Of IN hs
OF the United States. But IL is not generally known
carried of, Mr. Rush to make this acknowledgement upon
the very heels of the revolution.
and were well advised Of the thorough epubcansm OF Mr.
Poussn appointing him the OF Mr. Pageo
as special compliment 10 the United States Mr.. Pous
sin had served in our army he was almost as an
American, from his residences and services in this
try and his republican opinions. The American peo
pie, acquainted with these facts hailed his appointment
si,ions Of France towards The Uated States And This was
the sense in which il was intended 70 be understood
tons strengthen the amicabe relations between the
the successful straagems Of older heads in dplomacy
such for instance those hrewd agents aud tacticans Of
The game was simply this, The agent, Of the
arches OF Europe dsuusted and feared the friendship be-
The Two republics might revolutionize the world but d.
vded they would only be harmless but might
other. Despolsm seldom loses It's presence OF mind The
crowned heads Of Europe were driven heller SHELTER by
las look calmly on soon recognized oce
and has recsablishcd their authority and influence, at
Things were all in state of fusion when Mr.. Poussin
came the minister from France The friendly
but good time understanding, combination,
formed 70 break them up France. at Washington was
OF Europe, when the administration OF General Taylor
came into power.
against the good spirit existing between the French and
American governments, sllenty but actively. commenced
means for creating msuude udng between the French
minister and the Secretary Of STATE Europe was still In
lnions. Ii be suppressed add single act
anywhere could have moral elect In supprcssng II
That the task them assigned and taken up by the
representative. OF monarchy at Washington, excepting,
perhaps, the British minister, who was sufficiently i'm
mersed In his own affairs, or u, al this time.
The cabinet Of General Taylor in with universal
event with er consraulaon. NJ Bodsce, in behalf
Of his august MASTER was particularly cordial and af
a The Below oe Tsyc. ~s
them They bad shaped their foreign policy
No positive course Of action was marked out, but every
thing appeared 70 be left chance The only position de-
results Denmark protested ssain.. the United States twar
siesmer going 70 Germany unless under bond. 70 keep s
have protested any Interference in the Affairs Of Hun
gary and Mo. Clayton relraned from interfering, ex-
sen,ed, through her mniser that TO permit citizens
OF the United States TO embark in crusade against
Caba, would be 10 violate neutrality, ami the
navy called into service, and despatched TO
the expedition at Round Island, without proof that
the government An obsolete law superseded by the laws
Of nations was uumPed up as the authority lo the cIe me
proceeding support Of Spanish msrule in Cuba. To
this extent the monarchies were abundanuy satisfied The
cabnethsd carried out their pledges Of peace.
France and the United States was fair way Of
pshment BY an act Of social exclusion Of member Of
excited IN the breast Of Mr. Poussin against the Secretary
Of S'se The five hundred bale: Of tobacco Of Mr. Port
a French ship, afforded opportunities Tor retaliation
oon se nsreS merit. Of bs.s cases. e. the Esv ~
lions makes perfectly natural and exactly what the
o,a ,u, NV % anncpa,ed Bn, ~ ,ne
There /. no occasion for war with France laundering
In the dark the cabinet discovered adherng
their declarations Of peace they had wandered from that
positive track Of policy which their duty follow.
They found that they had been connying the dcs-
pots against institutions, and with the hurry
they ready to etrsce their steps Hence, the war.
like bulletins In tho North American and
against Louis Napoleon, the real instigator Of the rnp
.ore with Poussn. Il Is suddenly discovered that Louis
Napoleon is tho The publication of French
sposdencc, however, and dismissal Of Poussin sette
the question. Nothing less could be done nothing
probably, will be required The commercial treaty pro.
jeced BY Poussn, may be arrested for awhile; but the
cabinet expect their hasy interference the Cuban
business 70 be hid In the smoke OF war with France, al
though IL 10 possible they may negotiate this punctio
under the advice Of Russia and spain) into serious ai
fair
Just now, however, tangible subject arrests the
attention OF Mr. Cayton-not empty panctlio--not
mere question Of words and cphes banded
two men but question Of substance and great moment
II Is question In which John Bull IL parry, and he sell
dom troubles himself with quarrels OF etiquette
Where he II party, there 10 land and water rivers and
harbors at issue. So II IL In this For many years
past Great Britain has had eye exclusive posses
sion Of line OF communication between the two oceans
eligible point along the shmus dividing North and
South America Amer having inspected all routes she
has finally planted herself the Mosquito coast as
manding one Of the most eligible linesof water oommun