New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

co--ioa. hsy usy ss~ie esc,dicr' % en'roy .'sr
dsun';y for the pat md security for its iuun' psrP,
rrtrsiu ton ssgs.on a. to ihc- airs ir'e sn %
q regular troops Volunteers O. both Fs1s qas'y' mst
nos, sppr riiaey Ten 10 the decision o. Congress-
rey observe th shout volunteers BE- ss.es'ed SAGA 81
ihire with the .uheiuss Of uu'ortuaa'r eies quo
Mexico and VIII The unhappy condition n trt teg Z
oulh ehahir ta r,rh tse tty Of MrRco lsif
.-ua it. power over the whole RerubIc"
Does this lock Like abOhshug "higoiry aud z
government in Mexico, securing her all manned
good aud wardug of from her oil manner Of E.
BY the disbursement from our empty treasury o
.paty" Si,OO0.0c01 On the contrary, is it I
clear that such payment is to be mere oYeha
10 the grand opera in which our Government, ARR
Treasury and Volunteers are to tnd Unlimited Z
ploymrut' Is i not further clear that What
really asked Of us s Armed Intervention in 'hs
ncstic broil which nov distracts MeNico-nterv
ton on toe side OF that which j. manesils, and \
thus become conieSscdly, The weaker iactcn'
Juarez party With which Mr.. McLane has m9
bis treaty has encountered AN almost unbroken s.
cession OF defeats for year past and dar. rot a.
Ia4se H. bead within hundred miles OF the caps
spite OF The Presidents assertion, We belietl
not now sustained by a third of the Mcu(
eople. It's recognition by our Government vas
aiiertbought-oar Minister (Mr. FORSYTH ne,
uizcd the rival authori' US legitimate wien Jul.
was far stronger and his caase more powerful n
now. To ratiiy Dir. McLane's treaty is eitherI
throw the $4,000 600 markedly Into the sea-"
The Times naiyely suggests, or else 1t is to al
the cause of Juarez and resolve 20 back it vi
Treasury, Army, Volunteers as Dir. BuchaS
recommends. virtually admitting that to do so Z
set at defiance all our past history. traditions {
ostablishedpo!icy Let us consider this:
". Mexico is ornby two hostile factions, WI
We may fairly characterize respectively AZ that
the Priests ard ttat of the Civilians. The ARM
that is, the Military Ofiicers-maibly side with
Priests. The PeOplc--at least Seven of the ~
Miions--are sunk in ignorance, superstition, G.
many Of them negotiating in peoaage for the gree
part of their lives. John Randoph's character
ton of them as u banketed nation Of thieyes1
"harl0ts" WAS somewhat too strong, but MOI
from the truth. Whether such a populations
really sustain republican institutions is doubtida
We were to give mp their enlightenment and n~
elevation rs Improbable, weshould say they 90
not; but We will not give them up Their pres
rough, sad experience may be--we trust 1T
Proyidcntially designed to qualify them, by its
lessons, for future freedom aud seli-goyernnf
Tie Church party may succeed in the immedatcd
Test: but tba, viii settle nothing, New pTDnGst
micntos--the division of the victorious iacticn 81
very successes further enig htenment--a grayeis
lottitr National chamcter-amore gencraliydiht
patIiotism--such are among the possible resuisf
her present trinls and Affections. Ii not, we \
as well give up that The Church party are 10
right, and that monarchy is the ONLY ellett
remedy for her chronic anarchy.
V. Now we object to Mr.. Buchanans propI
with all other forms Of Intervention, that it al II
gives up the contest. Under the appeiransf
sustaining the Liberal or Civilian cause in Nd
it practically annihilates that cause. TOD
Juarez and his remsiniDg hackers suffer ia
public opinion Of Mexico as the AmercaDiz{
apti-Natonal party; let them BE- backed by md
from our Federal Trrasury--stil more, BY
arms-and they are rretrieyaby ruined. We
bear them in triumph to the City Of Mexico beS
our artillery, in the midst of our squares of
fantTy; but their ruin, with that of their caus6
nevertheless certain from the hour that our {
waves over a Mexican field in their support. To-
will thenceiorth be the party Of the FOreigner I
the Hereto; their cause, 10 the eyes If the 81,
can multitude, the cause of irreligiOD and Natid
subjugatioD. From that hour, toe Liberal as,
dcncy in Mexico viii be measured BY the range
our cannon. And, even though our GOyernm
were able ard willing 10 spend the Millions
CURED 10 establish Juarez in authority at the {
OF Mexico and Throughout the country, our pee
would mover submit to BE- taxed year after W
keep him there. And the moment our batttoI
were withdrawn they would inevitably go d'fnl
With the most earnest good will to the iIa1
party in Mexico We say, therefore, to our Gsej
ment, Hands off You eau do nothing but MD k3
by one nation in the domestic feAJ
another il never justiGablc save TO prevent or u
by others. Let our GoyenmenSk
to mODarchieal Europe, " Let dcXico alone VI
our whole People viii sustain the injunctiOn1E
we intervene. we cannot with deconcy comp1T
Intervention by others. Left wholly to hersv7x
trust our sister republic viii ultimately prov,"h
the sea of troubles which environ her; 1es<
attempt protecting her against herself-tetps
cause Of republicanism by foreign baye -
admit that it is lost beyond remedy.