New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11
FRANCE AND MEXICO.


II ID said that the French Government il recon-
ss.rng principle OF the uexican Expedition that wise
the ruler Of France IT, he does not ddn the instruction
OF events and that he os: disposed than he impose
ON the peoos Of France the and costly u
organizing tho government Of state IN which they have
srecsl interest IL De denied that the Emperor has
GOOD reason to abandon he has hitherto pursued
We do not refer which the French forces
Accident. happen in all wars and this iu its nature
bit temporary check the result OF the se'eodencs nat
nu, IN tlr most ua,te nanre in the world Tie f.ench
army can no more o.e hs gain glory Meacsn coll
But the experience OF the last two months shows that the
French founded n misconceptions Of the real
Of the Republic The Emperor has been .tossthsr
the PARTIES the Capabilities Of .e CONF.
try and the deposition Of the people he lent his
readily the enstiou. the Mexican Paris
class of who peculiarly lisbe TO mistake the dis
position and wishes Of aer country men at hogs 49,.
lie told oil the Ian eunb- decentralization Of pontiea
society In Mexico and that indeed could hardly be exse
&C. aeG o.. ne was led TO gefys that s.e msns nsaa
the position of its Gston II rcspec OF AMI civil
on was owing to arrangements Of the forces Of
the state which mi n. be essily REFINED by the sword lie
hal suffered himself to o. persuaded that in proe'ed civil
tbs weeAs party which had gained the pz- Of the
Government and that tue nation oppressed oy rannica
bc had been brought to believe that II he only sent
Ce, nonte the the old beaten party Of
Niramon aud MaIGueI to Mexico. supported by French
army majority Of the noian would rsi 70 i iss The
has been tried aid appears thst Amonte's In
cImsn wa, utterly fse. The Mexic rs have felt
ons always feel .. to. s o: an i1vas orce Ihey Lave
gotten their internal divisions to unite against te sIsaset
Aone has no sdhereuts capable of oipu3s the Govern
men; with JuaIez
chance getting Mexico except the guest oil the FRENCH
The Emperor has done his pat in giving bc' r oppo7.
.uuy of carrying sut his programme and Is mol D)Int te
bin against the consequences OF MS ignorance am
of foresight For these reasons we are d posed To Se
eys that the Emperor Is thinking OF abandoning bis ~
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do nothing NOR. prudent in Mfx.co than TO eASe veie
Oh behalf Of the interests o. IT, subjects add thef
tr. 1, must confessed tia, the Mexican bepo0uc WIZ
.. injuries in ais short war witch VIII MAKE the
fuIGlneu Of Obligations to foreign Go'erGm ns nucb
more difficult. A.,
Tie Ahes found probably the weakest coHfederacy IN the
void aud the weakness OF the Central Governments was tns
ei. cause of its difficulties long period OF nte. stifs
has called into existence Tge party composed OF persons
who have no other employment than war; aud VINO from De-
inc accustomed 10 disorder and tuu the natural oppo
thing which tends 10 augment the al Monty OF
the Government AID reeste0ish order Nohng would "
.a.is than for foreign tower to destroy OoVenincn
10 1ist such conditions and this has been the
tendency of the in all its stages even those
which had the warrsn, Of international law a.
bis resut must considered most unfortunate ,nce u
unbeatable tina. the who at tie hesd oi shArs
chs. the Spanish took Vera Cruz were more ptrio1c ana
or likely 10 raise the country from s sunken state ths'
any Adjudication which had held ofics Tor years WA
Immensely sggsvs.ed their difficulties. Doth .Dsbc-si s'
90 tcs and time show those 6ondn W.
cmcred r the in.titdou Of hosties VIII gan theif enc
I'm the D, rmsneutly improved value OF .heis property
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