The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-28

intimate 70 The spanish eovsrnmsnt that axics vouI
never interfere in the s.Is Of any othss nstoa Dat -
even by ieei inste pesps would thrsstss more mpsn-
orgy the security Of Mexico, weakening lAs advantage
M Or .. i:st would keep the Essn DC W
verpnent would not carry into oA5ct any seroeusut
having for i's object to cod, that to ne Unissd
states fer which purpose night upon the sym.
path. ano 10 case Of Iced the operation
AID OF sh The American rations ot be Spanish
10 these two seeding dispatches OF d. e. the rsPrs
sentative of tbs sepaeic in fsrs ,e, under date
llth q septsmher same year descrbipg t. the
seiua stas of thrss u Spain whlh oertairy vas ,ss
OF tie most propiious obtain at once teriac re-
cult, thai for hs u ecRe sen- him ooos of
the ons that had recently ssnt TO the 10.
vernEent Of the republic, and waioh wouli serve a.
quaint him With the result Of my hb,B That as rs-
garced u mission o. tbe representative OF tho ua,tsd
staler Mr. sope, dio not ecera the leaet douot et
ts ca-IisRe far asst related to he purcnss 80 ms
Island Of Cubs ardI sdded-"On the o,hsr hAnt 1t VI
ophior Of the Spa osh prsss qai rsc,nty Ia mmsa
ng upon the Injutt6sbie speeches of Mr. SouIe aa6 -
eiseutins al, admission to the rot which ss 70
occupy, hiss been far frem avorsoe ~ that p-ojsss
ine+e organs o, opinion viii persuade that II
s.ss osis .sste a. In NJ This nsaoS
ny opinion, not 70 be txpe,ed Of he span hoaes
sDd o. arsctsi) 1t could not carried iuto sc ~
csuse would undoubtedly clash with astonai in On
shiloh Las Ifiversa dsoixrso for the abaudouuaoot
onee ony II the last exsrsmy, end BY ms for s
in the ic'a despatch TO xhich refer an the sxAot-
rtts OF which WINS scon justified by he Scs n.
ssr OF STATE Don Oadio Anton DO Luzur,4g. biagsm-
pelito oy al io,erpeua ion, VIII, b. The
Cor ss II the MD e OF Deeebe 1854 declared that tbs
nment o. Aer Eajssy ccssicerd tuat .eIicg Ae
which pooucso TO The Co obet of unauiuoss 20 k
i.ctlen OF the part q the cussituen! ngrsss Vile
30 so'tn declaration be1g made Nj Sou e oeou
Fieo ore 4 tie sssst il toe osploma ic box.
Moreover and bsrg very oesirous On nv part TO ce1
w.s us sruit ~ nv - IL s:r seIor ~ f4s.so
mon eit, addressed to him fresh despsica 1r sss
q aih o. sssd september In vGi,h co6 ng cd refy
ring q wfat bad insimased to him In ay .ter Il
tic ln COL oenus'ed INTO Einxls commuli .at or
~ the questions which, By the raturs ne
with ihe subject, the best meai in my op,nop az
ire it il clear pIec;,e mepnsr, sthcrsh Ia orces
70 sIceeee had to SONS hat from sict
bicti,y Of the ususi 70 ms.
II the kncnlttQe Of fo3 proceedings had not suf6
c+hl o'scove,ei Le views 4 ,as United States vi k
.pect to Cuba, their rtceIt conduct and ths
1867 the rtasaLs why his government refused Ace~pG
me prcpota et en- sgrsenen. With Frspce ard Ia aos
declarations of lie gura message of Mr. Perce anl
lLsly tie choice mae .ersou wdo th to his rs
marsaay aLns eniet rs Mr. joue's wocla afford r.A-
tohs mt re THAI Sufficient 70 demoustrse thAt his msa
coad NJ. be strange % ths views which na
.ent y the Mexican representa- ive Pais bad sezl-
h.eo to him. a5d Which taDted entirey with What nIS
supposed him 10 entertain. In such rcu mstsnoae senior
F.eheco cUuo weti keievs that vcu'd ms iosa IN !,
ment after nv srrsa in Madrid escertsinirg & dx.
post OF bs gove DmeLt to TO she iriA
lon q neeohaIianJ which mao tor their otscs the
nturc.n ent OF Cuba Tois however mo- -cssssry
ss had gained tho firm convcaon that there bsppsa
I'd to b. IN the spanish cabinets ch unha ppiy cue
~ ~
trg such vsws be wcuid be unusdiAts rejected from
the councils OF the crown The suppoaen that epesal
posed t. cede to Eps and tne Island Of Fsrnsn3o p Ard
Annobcn en- the sss Of Ahics Of the wespo q
when TIE Opposition empesed With against he
htn and three yes-s had scacsiy spssS wh.r Senor
Pida then MiI lister Of state repeated bsfra the PAra
nent in 'he mes. expNci, msnaer. tpAI ~ Spxnish
un!ster 0ua poss.s;; ehd an eAt 10 the proaoss' 4
Nor had the isprese OF the rspubI, Ia Paris, oe
casion 10 ear That Ausht TO tne cortrsry would sAs
eau to have eec even ssr his ;nsoncsiy.se sposoa
delivered on lesvog New York. Hs orgbt to have hAA
the full conyion that css:net presided by tho
statesman who dismissed Mr.. Bllwer, rssentaive Of
Great AIN, in 1S48 wculd no. have iecei ed VI.
Seul6. Stti IL the titusrn Of the spanish mni,.rv
lersuneifGana ent.eb.ed tho very ssnens OF which
it was imposed i. e.ay conceived that 1t would
Il cur tie Iisk of tek'rg such step still In 4 pod
ton to assure sencr faca-co chat according ths n-
naticn tad, he gov rnuent Of 1er m esty s,i waited
to ses and $50 examine tho essn.aon address bs(ss
adopting It's ce1rite rescuon which would be t. rrjsst
eel In convenient and appropriate way; from which r
solution as weil as from ,he determination arrived at
10 M sou!6 there night certainly ensue dlnicut onss
quenes but these woe'd not, however, be sufficient te
sI alter In any way the decision, we'll considered,
that existed, Of not listening TO anythiug ths&
might have for it's object the Remuneration OF Cuba.
This state OF Thugs and the Professions me- l.As
sganht Mexcan territory, wsrs p,wsai motives =
my part not 10 forget but the conrsJy TO devote n
less, Iot eoy Tat he mlson Imnitoa to to a., care
should have compete result also a the isss d.
reetet to save Mexican Nationality.
Senor Pacheco drew very natural consequence from
TIE qrestioLs which had put to mir, and my par
ccnsdsed highly usffu the ascord which he
to obtain fer tie best dlnen of the special cha,ge o
the supreme government: Of the republic, with wnos
views Of exterior policy pleased sos tim so thu
roughly agreed as judged them most 6ticg aud sa-s
In TACT, considering well the titpaton VI Mexico AID
Cuba and the preensiors Of the United Atss o. ws
he eaehs ieeas Of The admins ration Of the iattsr u
was OF enough for The government Mexso to dsyo&s
itself vi hout Intern ision to the Of the
country, and to The re- establishment OF iu moral snk
out which tho condition Of the system Of Msxcs.
naionahty would have been given up, world not how
ever have been enough to It, ia the mioss
OF Inc Iorg series Of nisor tunes through which Mexico
passiig It would require long time to place this
Try l, situaton 70 wreste With against the
forts and although might be so 1t should al savs
enter into the foteeh; OF stAtesmsn ans pre-
caution which Nas cacu ated to avoid conaicts sun
Gently to oe feared at period Of lime distant. An6
which would be the most efficient towards the ed
CT bti gthenrg Mexico with external support In
immediate canger in common with Spaia, and the r.
Atohs which, BY the respective positions OF the tvs
countries, ght to exis, naturally between them sue
gesttd at once the tDught ceeenslve an,e and n
common effort In orcer to aid to it, ~ the support
OF the Spanish American cs, and even of Brazil:
sno secondly the Ke support from the cnie Powers ol
Europe, aud, ap We ALL ance anc Fl gland, whether ky
means of ctmmou alliance, what appeared more tou
sibe, by mu'taheons az unssimcus declaration.
iespenced exac 10 the dea of the Mexcsn representa-
tive IN atis conc rnrg the necessity of doing svsy
tLat onJec 0f hlch his eXc0llsucy
supreme gove OF the republic, and which cooaist
ed in the of the nat attacked by hS
United iDdeiensveness which could not tail 10
difheeitn even those who might 10 disposed 70
protect them whilst this alliance cirectsd to secure esch
other BY reciprocal ooope ration sgAinst the mraos
eIemy, which being so by its upbounded ambition
and the spirit Of domination and encroAchmsaH
upon the Spanish race, rather upon au
he Latin race OF the American Continent
could not awsAe the Jealousy Of any Of the Spanish
american nations, lsome Of tnem, such Gla.emaia
would perhaps pot bo iorg in soliciting its admission into
~ much sss France; and It could neither excite the
susceptiblhy. tf England which, Notwithstanding ~
c.mmurity o. race with the Uned Siates had more b
fear thsn anyother nation on the part Of Those Ssts
in view OF the means which they followed and are sui
foowi' for the augmentation Of their territory Thu
It Ia that the obvious expedency Of the thought Of %
tensve alliance cid not escape the acknowledged penst
on tf the ibustrous General to whom the republic haa
just oonee IT. eestipies to the wisdom and sassctg
q be Ministers for Foreign Affairs, which hs hse tAs
good fortune TO associate with his government among
whom Don Lucas Aamsr, The dstir guished hist r,as
8eSftd IN the first rank but that ought to Lay bses
sspor Pseheco that my instructions in this respect
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