The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-17

whatever its prevent the ordinary acts of crime
and that we were TO allow indemnity to subjects ma
lions friendly to us for injuries that may be done them
would ruin her treasury and absorb all her of
subsistence.
throw up TO Ne nhdelty 10 our country has humbed
itself ss to consent 10 tho above without the ex
cue Nauons can only accede TO just claims Otherwise
every time their honor is brought question they are ex
oeed the contempt and demands Of The the world
Ntib'r docorous for nation 70 permit her debts to
De ias on the plea Of faith to treaes to traffic
her prejudice with creditors who be legally pro-
tec'ed by thcse treaties. Why will not the Cabinet Of
Mscrd consent to the revision of these debts when her
good rsme requires and the interest itself Of the Span
ish creoiiors legally demands III
10 the duty at least Of the lawful government to op
pose itself TO these abuses, submitted by an Interested
party without coDec. nce and which in are sane
TERED by the law of nations. Nations only respons
Die where they absolutely refuse justice Mexico does
Lot find herself Ia this situation there no right 70 sub
cs Der TO CONDITIONS that rendered her despcabe 10 the
the eyes OF The civilized world Independence, honor,
home and abroad.
Happy the treaty in question does prejudice the in
ere. OF the republic nor Injured its good name, becsuTe
IT, has been gotten up and ratified BY persons
4 political parry whose power ia derived from q Te
oelhon hat er,ator part OF the country condemns
faction that, with armed force, s hiDderng in uue CEN
ta Cities The Tree right OF voting publicly; party tn
has inaugural ~ power wi the understanding that IL
would become the government OF department some
cites, according 70 the assistance the nation nigh. give t
PARTY in hne, that Notwithstanding the terrible war
has sustain ed and helped during two years. making
Cte of every meaD5 has hot be- able acquire the
strength wished and Deither can be the govern
neLt OF the NJ xican republic.
The coDsu uor I'll government viii explain here the
tiles upon which lbs power rests they based Don
the Law and pubic conscience shortly the commptons
which aei,ate The bosom OF the country and mi in
jeopardy her Ioficus independence Will have an end
snd lego! authority aia in its place secure 10 the ma
tyes and strangers their rights.
NeNoo W., disposed 10 Go strict Justice 10 Spain N
cece TO her All she can, 10 fulfil lawfully her treaties bnt
she cesres this To % done nifty to the rights of
ns'ions ard that the matter OF hor weakness or her
power her good or had political org aoza,on will not
ipLuthte her " tie arrangement Of her ciihculti~
she WI hee % be considered free and sovereign ma
tor and that he sentiment ustce Should preside 10 all
tei oeAoere'nns " word ae wishes that good faith
sno reason shtuio excessively govern her her dipo
nshc az arg nents cad TIA, should have the
rett 10 Cespse pec5c who have ~nEhow conquer
their Ddel ieros, who this very DAY are giving
tfsofs N Tie mo e ter present nifortes that they
az CONSCIOUS q u, dI.ni'y. rt
lte oogttutSna CNernr,cnt canrot consent that an
anroAf sltulo q tU Upon il by po'tica parry that
wishes 70 osgreco M country Fulfil your duties then,
ihs al lie eivi1ea world may know it. by processing, as
Ia fc you row 90 IN the most manner against
po Nv ATTY reicrre 20, concluded Parts in the M 9th OF
mbeT O. at car giving the vorls 10 ucosrstsuc
iht the iatcrsst O. Acxioo cannot be injured by ts