Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-28
MEXICO.
IRON de London Tines, Oct. ..

From 0a Londou Iimssp ueA u
Tbs re,setsd intervention in Mexico will clearly nos
want he support q that class which 10 interested
U obtaining foil protection for Eoglishmen abroad
deputatoa Of he mercantile body has presented 10 Mr.
Lsyard, ~ undef-Secrsafy for Foreign Ahdts, AZ sa'
drss In vaoh the vigorous action Of the British Gov
eminent demanded on behalf of numbers Of our ooun'
rymso who have suffered grisvous wrong or are ex.
posed 10 imminent danger From all the great centres
II commerce The voice Of complaint arises With strengh
sod consancy which forces sef upon the stsntioE OF
rulers. I. may b well imagined that the Cabinet OF
Lord Psmerston and Earl Rnsseu would not az this
luncture engage Itself In Transatlantic expedition With
out good reason The policy which the latter Of thtss
two statesmen has prominently advocated aud which
the former has become convert after sustaining sby
attacks from liz parissps IL that Of sedenisl aud nom
Intervention For some years England Who 10 days Of
yore could not allow two tribes Of savAges 20 quar-.
rel Without constituting herself an armed umpire OF
the dispute, has been wisely content 70 allow tho
patioos Of the World 10 make their revolutions CT
found thsIr dynssties 10 renew themselves do.
cav Without interference on their part. Bat there
Il point at which patience becomes bas-ness, aud
this point haa bssu reached st the present time as re-
CARDS our relations with Mexico There ere IL iries
70 vb'cI no government can expect ls sui submit
tsmely When Christian reckoned as oIe OF ibe hn-
y of nssions decays and degeuerstes, when the evils
both Of tyranny and anarchy are combined whea IN one
city forced loans are levied BY dictator and horses
pluudsrsd BY brgsnds aud Insurgents Wnsn senes N
arms against the government ssss peaceful forssne
aud eItort ransom by threat Of shooting them the
country 10 which these events take place passes Gus Of
the pale Of cviz ton. II cannot osc that ito sore
regny should be respected that its territory fhoud be
held involse that other nations should bow TO the de-
csIons of lie tribunals scquiesce 10 lie sirocious tax
alton Mexico 10 this Il Ids now 70 say that
the Englsh and French and American settlers are there
., uubdden guests and that they mus abide by the laws
and bear With tho calsmites Of the republic The 70.
public in fsct does not exist All that does exist %
feeble and vicious race ovedden By conteudng fe;ions
WHICH In their fierce hstreds show the oay epergJ which
IL to be met with 10 the country
The course which ne policy Of tie oiled Por-5 VII
tale o,s NOT VET appear clear. Jusre1 has conquered
his enemies but bis government cannot oomuan1 oes
deuce much beyond tina gates Of Mexico. The hnspcss
Of the State In deplorsble condition. and !. VII be
seen By our correspondence that forced contributions ara
going on even nov 10 imitation Of the eIpetieots 10
shcL hirsm,n and bis party we're accustomed % Tesor
Yet this L. In the opinion Of almost every Epglishan
and American the best government which MEXICO Is Ike
" 20 have. Tie fact % thai tie eoIry scarcely fErN,h.
"a the materials for stable Government. The people
are physically INFERIOR and becoming more 90 every
year by ioiermArrIags With lower isces- Oct OF sons
seven millions orly million be said to DO really
white men. Essn Juarer Is an lodsD. The Old policy
of spsp By which every ofce given to born Span
ards better than the ruuous equality Of races Which
nov prevail. arN