The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09
McxicO's Coming Fnfe and Inevitable
End-WhO will Rule IIer2

from the Mexican ENtraordinai y of July 251
We have had in the last thr years most striking
illustration Of the prongacy OF the administrators Of the
revenues and tho properties Of this nation in tho
in which the vast treasured riches Of the Mexican church
have been scattered TO the winds This colossal wealth.
estimated at from $l69 1915 900 four times that
amount-that coniiscated but two years ago may
b. said TO be already gone, and ono in the present
can, in the future will BIO able to say where
Tho piiage has been so rapid and complete that even
the best advised in the government cannot say
how much the nation has been desi oiled Of We know IL
has nearly all gone and the government again left to its
resources is poor in cxloiienis and feeble in
strength that it Is forced adopt that primitive
mode Of collecting revenue by Wrestling from
the wealthy who live within it, immediate reach. The
goveruneit Furthermore, has recently been compelled
suspend payments to all clas Of creditors order TO
.ev L. It's entire resources NJ energies to sothernga
fraction the disorders the country should its
most ambitious aims b. attained the prospects Of tho
ti0n Must still rem n to great gree blighted by the
elem n's of self destruction which contained in the
government itself. We uouh GLADLY cling 10 single rug
Of hoe, If css could see t. FIR the future IF this country, 6
the Lesson Of the past is 10 obstructive the inability Of Morico
TO much niger suirc independn by herself dcmO1srald
] as clear any problem eper hd Ten.
country that has been n1ceDt in days Of aiu-
that has contributed much to the support OF other
countries now comparatively rich, that at one time was
the greatest object Of the commercial adventures and
privatcers Of Engandand which has scattered through
the world upwards OF three thousand millions Of hard
doilarsand Is still possessed Of untold mineral and agri
cultural wealtcannot be allowed forever 10 pursue
to anarchy and rain. That has reached the Jvt
has, nnquesnatly has bcen a0rdadlle to the reluctance
Of European 1o,rers 10 risk coltisio NTH the colossus Of
ne North The question Of the NJ doctrine. The re
cent change in the position IF the Northern colossus,
CARDS o6r portions Of America, i, doubt gire e,o ,c
10 Una stunrta9 desires Spain has already taken al
vantage Of tho American troubles to seize Of her
lost colonies, and II we reflect upon the in which
Dominica has been restored and consider the number Of
Spaniarde in the clergy service in Mexico the reception
given TO Miramon, although branded felon, by the Em
peror Napoleon, through the management Of General Al
mcnto IL not difficult 10 see that The game Of Dcniica
may he re,y yeeSsted ia A1ico there be not great
vigilance.
'sThe land, richer than any other in mineral wealth
situated the OF tho the world
and forming tho natural highway for the greater portion
OF the traffic between the East and West caunot remain
long inviting prey. Spain doubt, has her eyes upon
this her richest colony In times past France made the
mpt to get permanent foohold here, and only
prevented by the tney interference Of England and ii
can scarcely be questioned but she might be easily
induced to The power extension OF trade and tho
commanding position that Mexico would give her We're
IL that England has already colonies than she
wants might expect that country would seize upon
Mexico by right account Of the vast claims her subjects
have upon It, as consequence Of the many outragcs br
sub ecs resident the country have suffered No country
has suffered nj the hands Of Mexico than Eng ard d
tins suferaDce really has amounted TO neglect ana In
justice to her subjects While France, for the informal
execution OF two Of her subjects taken with arms in their
hands and for the recovery Of some five hnidrcd thou
sand dollars due by Mexico TO seized saa j.
dc Uua, England with list o! diplomatic demands for
redf, Mexico for the murder of twenty three
peacotble and Industrious Enghsbmen and pccunry de-
mans ascending TO upwards OF eighty Milo II dollars,
has much struck single blow al the pride &c
this country. IN her reluctance to humble Mexico she
his submitted t. abuses that in soc cases have worked
wrongs 10 Mexico herself but these have been nsg
| nlcant when compared 10 the Injustice 10 her own
people The truth is England wishes The independence
asd prosperity Of Mexico and II would that III her
present hour of trouble and affection she the only
county the globe that Mexico turn to cr succo,
and support aud the from which she should receive
| these Ms real charities
Tho present seems pregnant with great cvenis to
the American continent The Armns n hail million OF
more OF people, hitherto only acquainted with the arts
pence, but result In stnpsnous changes OF which
is useless Cor predict than the critical position
Of Mexico. Dor informal br1is have made her tahkrur
he
self whilst 10 her natural c,rtnchts for making great
rich aud powerful nation, country ~ hcr eqin AN
whilst laying thu facts which have here COLLECTED q
gether before readers Es and other countries
we would al the ssne time urge patriotic Mex'cans
view dsassionairy their own position and prepare
make proat i Of Ihe Amssleaa starps that must zcc
| make !uc.s .elt hs!s.