The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-15

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land integprcis eivihzaiioa 20 mtar
( everything 10 tic few. nashing 70 tie
many. 50 long will tke Eagliia psepit
submit 10 be callrd rms NoB, and
take pride ia obsysnT = Gosernmenl
that no, oaly governs them With thels
consent, but without pretending even
! to consult them. have said enough
10 show that the plot Was against the
national life Of the Americans, not the
Mexican States.
As Poles abhor Russians, Irish
Sneer At the English. Italians despise
4 Ausrians. so Mexicans hate Span.
iArds Hence England and France
join hands; itey would not have done
| 50 had America been free from civil
raE Dayton distinctly says TO Sew
are. LSept. n. the allies are taking
advantage Of our afairs 10 press Mex
leo. Slppress the Rebellion and have
nm army ready TO march, and they will
lie less cheeky. October l6. he says.
Shurlz at Madrid thinks that Mexico
sill copy ST. Domingo, and ask for a
Spanish Prince. Not word about
Macmillan, although the crowned
heads knew the plan months ago.
TuE CONVENTION AND TIE QUARREL.
You remember two women and a
man, through their Minister, signed
Ire Convention in London. Oct. 81
1861. Collect our debts and demand
security against future outrages, and
indemnify sar the past. That was its
purport |; no word about conquest, oc-
cnpation, or forcing the monarchy on
the people. Thouvsnel Nov. III
wrote Admiral De X Graviere cndor-
sing the policy The forces embark
ed. The Spaniards landed ard occu-
pied Vera Cruz. England was an
noyed, France disgusted. Envy and
jealousy distracts the councils Of rob
hers in all ages. Then came the Ori-
zaba meeting, April 3. France dom
ineered, Prim protested. You break
Tie treaty; you have no right to force
government on the Mexicans against
their will; | am deceived; ! shall
withdraw. And hs did. After the
treaty Of Soledad, Napoleon was his
friend. You remember the letter that
passed between them. He would not
be the tool Of the Emperor. France
goes on taking the refugee General
Almonie with her, and Macmillan is
to have throne The Count dc
Reuss sends 10 Cuba for transports.
Th Ga.ernor- General refuses to send
gfm. yThe English embarked for
Home April l6, and gave Gen. Prim
transports for two thousand Spaniards,
Earl Russell blundered at Vienna,
misled by RothschiId, Barring and
Brown; hr blundered again by ack-
nowledging the South as fact, and
now his great binder, which will de-
stroy bis fame. is this Mexican inya-
sion. He wished to checkmate the
ambitious desigts of Spain and France,
and, playing 100 fine, he has check
mated himself. Soldiers dying at
Vera Cruz and swollen estimates are
not pleasant "reminiscences OF the Mex
ican cmbroglio. Forty years ago the
Liberals wept for Joy over the Mexi-
can Republic. Now, Liberals inangu-
rate a monarchy for that same nation
/ NJ. Michel Chevalier tries to prove
France the protector of the Latin race
and tie Catholic faith; but it won't
do. Ii so. let her face Garibaldi and
support the Pope! Perhaps frigate
waits at Ciyiia Veechia 10 take hi,
Serene Highness TO Vera Cruz, and
the French Army is to be his body.
guard on the Plaza Perhaps this il
his honorable Punishment f! Who
knows? Perhaps Archbishop Hughe.
an American, VIII be the next Pope
Of the Roman Church?
AUSTRIA A REFoRMER.
Wien Satan amused the ancient
populace by rebuking sin, it createG
some severe comments in the Cour
Journal Of those days. The position
was not more absurd than for Austria
shaky, bankrupt, imbeeile Austria, Il
set herself up as a refornAcr in the lanc
Of the Aztccs Austria, Jtdky tn Poi
tics, iin.becile iu Diplomacy, and bank
,upt in Fsaonce. Austria, sOher
tcsponsm is constdereda a virtue, snsol
re,icy a merit, and defeat seoythy o
lpfa.se Austria, that land who's
capital ran with blood only foprteel
years ago; whose rebellious subject
initiated the Mexican insurrectionists
{ and marched through Vienna in l84s
Austria, who lost Lombardy last year
and will lose Venice this Austria
whose Hungarian dominions are in al
most open revolt, where rebelliol
l0fks in the open day, and independ
ence Is looming in the distance Ye:
thts is he rotten posoer that propose
10 girs a stabte government 10 4Nsrfc
IL NE person Of Tie Grand DUKE Mdz
imilian I WHO will support bis pres
sIgel VIII Grand Dukes be on hi
staff. Will he txke over some Of tn
broken down Italian princes 10 forr
his Couri? VIII the Emperor sen
him out in q ffigaie? Wiilsoae Swis
soldiers be hired TO make bis bod
guard 7 France is making nessofi
II Why take Almonte? vas he X
tbanisLeds Is he not The SIidell, ii