, 1862-07-18
Patterson HonapRrte, Ring OF Mexico.
Correspondence Of the N. Z. Tribunal
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MASc8EsrEa, Eng, June 26. 1854
The rebels did not aud could not for mo-
ment admit that cotton Was not Hng, aud on
nothing counted with more certatnty than
help from England How wonderfully God
In His providence, arranged it 20 that the
withholding Of cotton was the salvation of
the cotton manufacture have already shown.
And the very interest that Was supposed
Eould break through all Laws, human aud
divine, to those who do not understand the
against the very act II was supposed they
would commit, in fact to be the potent voice
against It. Feeling that England must be on
their thelr side, the next step WIS to secure France
has cousfr-an American-knoWn here as
Patterson Bonapar1e Of Baltimore, whom it
would be for family reasons well to provide
for. We know the rebellion meaut monar-
chy. Who SO desirable as Mr. Patter-
son Bonopartef What could SO pleased
the French Emperor as the magnific cent
prospect Of . great French Bonapartist king
dem Or empire in North America! How It
would delight France and reyenge all her
devotees there! Nov you have the key.
80 at your leisure. Only can say thlnk you
will find the key to fit all the mysteries you
cannot explain. You will find as usual, when
he has deep game to play, Louis Napoleon
makes some one else the cat's-paw, while he
pretends the greatest friendship for the party
he intends to chest. He kept bis plans 3
secret, encouraged the tories Of England to
interfere III Ametica, and he would assist,
Gets Spain to interfere in Mexico, and be
would aEsist How near be succeeded in be-
1ooliDg talmerston and Russell, In the Trent
matter, the world sees. Spain IVES put to
| some expense; 50 was England; and it wns
| only after A1monte vent to Mexico that Spain
and England found what the real game was.
They were not deceived by the announcement
that an afch-duke Of Austria was to be the Kug,
| though the arch duke himself may have been,
Hence their other~ise se quite mysterious retreat
from that expedition. Hence the change In
the English press, 80 that the Tinses is forced
| to say there ia no intention to interfere In
| America Hence SO far as can see, groY-
| ing tendency to coneiliate, on the part of
Spain at least, the United States government,
and hence the otherTise mad prosecution Of
| the Mexican var on the part Of France
But hog Is the thing to workf Easy
enough: Patterson Bonaparte is elected (?)
| King OF Mexico. What better name for the
| great Bonaparte Empire In America. seces-
sia Is, by the acts OF the leaders. annexed to
Mexico, and France. Who ou1y fights for ideas,
stands godfather to the brat thus born It Is
anotoIous act Explained above) that every
bonapartist In France is for the south, while
every 'Orleantst and Republican Is for the
north. That England will not discourage tue
enort OF france, yoQ may rely. Not that she
hopes or thinks 1t will succeed, but she 10 3ks
npon az exhaustion Of France as her gain.
I
and encourage him on to his harm, brlleve;
but that does notimPly that he wishes him sue
ePss. Bad as be hates America, he hates
Franceee@ore, after an. Dlsrae1h charged him
In the House with the proposition that Lyons
and Mercier were at loggerheads. You can
t now see why.
What is, then, to be doneg Tine is ali gain
to Us, all loss to France. Time prepares Us
fr great war, conquers and reclaims the
South, SO that she Will go heartily into the
punishment Of France for her treschery. Time
cools down the excitement in England, and
| strengthens the hands Of our friends here, who
| are many, wins OYER the wsveliag. which
| makes the great majority, weakeus the French
| The French are great at . dash. americans
are great at :. hold on.' Francs is eastiy ex-
| hausted; We gro# stronger by Conflict A
bad hazyeet. few reverses, and Napoleon will
have his hands full to Keep his throne. Time
| is our great weapon, and If Seward can atouse
him By diplomacy for SIX months, we c4n fall
| On him like an avalanche
| = We pick up crumb Of comfort now and
then on tho Elavery question, but We still long
for the great work Of emancipation to begin.