The New York herald., 1862-07-27

and Of possessing the OF doing II is int olerable
that, in time like ours. srsat cosat,y should eagags
REQUIRES IN otey and contue, ITS POLICY the price
Of triing 9diss. We desire. them 70 put an ond as
speedily as possible TO this uatastanru Msrcen ees .o
aud al the same time TO omit nothing towards the prompt
taament OF the military success which nspcEsabe
10 US, without exactng from Mexico anything which
To be obliged T. impose such conditions French policy
Is "a comprise in two words all the criticism which that
policy has drawn upon since the this
Affair." and which the speeches Of NJ Bault the other
day, M the legislative Currs. failed to refnte
In an affair cond cted have not acted in accord
ance with our prime pos a!y more than with our nte-
rests. We could not IN this war Justly advance any
Claims but those behalf Of our c0untryInen who
have been pluniered ior the list thirty years AS
for the fail Of the present government Of Mexico.
1t might be the Consequence OF the war, should
the nation rise TO punish government for not having
lamty OF foreign invasion. II such movement over
threw Juarez it would doubtless be duty, ,ohie
spscmg NE Independence of Merico. to aid the Mexicans
in the establishment OF honest and moderate govern
But the fail OF Juarez would be for US the
gitmate object Of war could be for us merely con-
any wish to bring 1t about, decency and skill should
qure our conce ng it, and we should have proclaimed
il only when the event and the occasion required
so. To open hostitss by announcing that we should
not treat with Juarez TO disregard the principles OF
France and the elementary conditions OF statccrat to
disavow the principles the French revolution for these
principles forbid imposing 0her nations
Which thy ocid MT choose when left 70 the spontaneous
piraos Of their iRdeendece. and 10 act tonsards
Mssco the allies acted 0tudrds Napoleon tchea they
fused TO treat NTH htm. The formay Of universal
N.
made ostentatous display, would change nothing
whatever in the brutal and character the
1t would only ada hypocrisy TO usarpaton For our part
grateful to the Allies for not having in 1914 and
1915 the idea Of aggavatng the humatons OF France
by presenting for the ratification OF universal suffrage.
degraded by the presence and tho OF foreign
bayonets the results Of force and Of To begn
the BY announcing the determination not 20 treat
with Juarez, to in opposition to tie just nocus
tain peace and, unless they insane, TO obtain
prompt and better guaranteed. Tho FIRST condition
n aah0r u That ba
country people at war with government with whom
and In order that the should be serious
peace the government with whom they treat must b
government least have the appearance Of
national Independence. II we consider that first
duty is overthrow the existing government OF tho
country force combat, wo undertake, usts ID
Of positive having its torn in its very object.
war Of propagandism and Of conquest and tho charges
o. OF this description will not end whom make
poacc with the government substitute for the
have ovcrhrown. To tho results OF this proca
peace should have for long tmo protect and
defend the govenm whose creation have favored
We should thus be engaged in affair which could
not g. rid Of - will and for an uncertain result assume
The in Mexico is now presented To France under
new aspect II is no loager the petty expeli i,u
we are now alone We no longer employ
either in active operations or in reserves, 5000
men, perhaps 20 600 perhaps more 1t Is no longer
matter which was to leave hardly trace In our
budget IL is w millions that must support is
charges If prevent from further aggrava
tion carefully find out in what consists the
faults that committed up to the present. and
resolve not to re- eat the errors Of which experience
shown the unpleasant results Tho very excuses fer
past put forth by Eillault leave in much dis
quiatude the future II wish to fix precise and
speedy term to this war; let define and limit ob
jact Let longer talk but Of claims and let us
But let ntt NJ. Bllault has done, have
TO invectives. which lead people TO suppose that
aim at the destruction Of tho present government
OF Mexico and Lot us not attoinpt to justify
tie proect Of overthrowins this government
by exhibiting above It's ruins, and un!er the
protection bayoncts the promise Of suffrage uni
versal Free aud sincere Above all lot Is not
assmlato tho nniversa suffrage would turn against
which its internal enemies have failed In
putting down ~ the accamatons with which Italy, dis
embarrassed OF foreign yoke has won her independence
ard her future. Among the reasons which
require of US ~ comprise demands IN Mexico within
tho strict limit OF necessity, Of the most important
is fScncidi situa ion Cur fEdncia. dDtc les hdr
rroceedc! ia se recent mes rcm The atase Of distant
pediti II had been hope that this Aoutc ae c22se.
qrcncss Of which are Tosnly eli woi h. Lnce!cih b,
avoided aud the pub W elt real deception when they
saw expedition to Mexico foot at the very
resolved 10 impose fresh taxes, and whom
the bondholders were called upon for the famous
s:slse with Wow to conversion Ii must be admitted
generous more splendid present to any government
that when tho holders o. the four and ahaf per ceut
than yesr,s arrears Tho implied condition Of this
heroic Offering laid the altar Of the country, was that
tho holders should gain on the capital what they lost IN
arrears tho prudc,ce OF foreign policy tho three
per would attain high quotation. and be mair-
Sosmsn he Tinanso Minister and tho bondhoasrs, tn
government accepted implicitly the obligation 70 watch
closely the expenditure, and. couscqusay 70 r.
strain all disposition towards distant 0xpeditpns II
was a moral engagement which should not be treated
lightly and which be disrcgardcd without prou
thai bs charges oS the Mexican expedtioa should not
v thin . twelvemonth, belle the programme OF u.
Tould-a programme which was so favorably received.
rhe rourth of Julv In Fra fort