The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09

disputes on the boundary Of Maine, betwosu N
Mortn American Republic and Greai Britain r.
,,ooo, me question raised between France and the
United states Tor some millions Of francs, wss tss-
minated smcsbly by the mediation Of Enalaud ,
herewas also an nterve non of France and oil Cr~.s
Bntain in the question of the separation Of Terss
between the United States Of the North and Mesi.
co; what, then, is the me sning of this inconcsvs'
bic pretensions thar no European influences sho.I1
be admitted in America Does it mean thst ~.
scientific books, the produce, the machinery M
nsnuisclnres, and the capital which is to deveieS
the industry and riches of these countries, are MOI
| TO be receivedl The North Americans Themselves
| the major part Of whom are Europeans exist prn
cipaily by means OF their intercourse with Eurooes
| this -
Sd. If we break with England, as we are ro-
commended to do, where should we 90 to sell our
coffee, our indigo, our corn, and many other pro-
auctions Would il answer to send them to In IN.
United States, TO France, TO Chill or to Chlnal Sup
Poseng even that the merchants Of these countries
could AFFORD to do Il, could we get from them the va
!ious afucies which are required for the consump-
uon Oh our people Would the prices be SO mode
rate, and the advances be so easy, by this inter-
course as lhey are generally in the English trade
70 NOT even the industry of the United States
England ~
4ih. With regard to the complaints made oS
the occupation Of the Musqutos and of ST. Juan-
and sometimes also in relation to Roa,an and Ba-
LIE, who are those who have for 80 many years
constantly prevented these questions from being
settled the government of the country, broken tho
bonds of union, and exhausted the means which
should be depended on for maintaining the country
and raising Its Importance Who are those who,
after having created our difficulties, can do nothing
more than increase them by provoking the ILL will
of foreign governments Let the writers upon ma
honality reply; let them tell what those patriots
would do, if the points called for by them wer
placed at their disposal. No doubt, just what 10
done now with the immense uncultivated lands
existing in all directions, which are sometimes
offered as compensa tion for debts that have orgi-
mated revolutions, and which sometimes serve ior
imaginary projects OF colonization, or enterprises
which are never realized.
Ii seems strange that the endeavor should be 70
do quite the contrary TO what the North Americans
do, at the same time that they proclaimed az q
model The Mexicans owe TO similar conduct
the great loss OF territory, and the many further
misfortunes, losses, and humiliation they have suk
fered. Here, as well as there, laws, have been
passed without number, inviting the immigration Of
foreigners but these laws have tailed in their effect.
their country seek, in the country their adoP-
ton peace, order, security, and facility of using their
industry for their own advantage without danger.
But amid many revolutions, can they expect
these wishes to be accomplished
9th. III the question be one OF policy, rather
than of well understood interest, how then il
il possible TO overcome the obstacles which prevent
the Accomplishment of this general republIcanism
so much desired? What is TO be done with Brazil.
where there is an Emperor-with Saint Domingo,
which has recently been formed into a monarchy
How shall the monarchlcal European influence b
extinguished in Canada, in Havana, in the West
India islands, and in French, English, and Dutch
Guiana T?
These questions are asked, not only with the
object of removing the doubts which exist as -
the policy recommended, but that the public may
be informed in a matter which interests II so nearly
There is an effort making TO deceive the country,
to take possession of il by degrees, through the
disorders and the anarchy which are encouraged
and this idea concealed under the cloak OF nation
ality, integrity, and other faterng TERMS must 10
made obvious TO every one.