The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-12
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has brouehtl thaa vaat a. 11npeeoa n A.
present Ps.sf Pnhnc. rumW attf1b0eOt1
Spetn dseiSe 70 place some cne OeosTe1U
which she once 20 badly Misa1anaSed. ! -
OF all other reopse the SpAniAruo GSO 6nf1 u
be the most deteeted Prince e1eapoeeo0A4oaQA
has not, believe: essa msntton<1 a 49,
Democrat to consent eSsS % Wsov sseoUus
Belgium has fsW wrongs - redJssat batoesu
tof KinS Leopold has besn spoken %. oomo
who know the tmpetaons teapss an1 1o9sso.
the Spanish expeatthonaSy Assse, Wou1A noe
be sufpg,ssd II the ylctCSiis which ~ raSnoo
frisnds are sure CT ME ee1u1n9 may fnep1rO
him With more msists 40 shopeetn tnaa aA1 -
bly, not. forgotten the example ~ 1saSoo1ss
who began By defending tho 0pA11eA sAen-
arcny, but who soon set 1p fog ntnselE
The s'ens.etsmeats OF Itorbdae Wass 1soS
dent Hsouarehtcal1 rals In Aexico: 1la1btdo
was Of Baequs origin. though b Urn IN 1o1.cos
he acquired some repusAsA0a ~ a. o1lDe9-
soms ins .rssas 9:
Crows a2atnstits enSmaos. Tho vtoagoyopps
pointed him. whsn esly OoSunsav1e lAaeeQ-
10 and ID diyiston Of the aEny yhtcn - 80
s,.sea sis los.iy seies e W. = s
not but b struck with the doep antsDo4hV
which the Of the old cOaatSy lnsplrs016
the Mexicans. and the detsrn1nsslon nevN =
practires. IN le16, and, though acquitted, ~
order Of sns viceroy. restgasd hw eomAle-
zion. When nsxt hs appSertA oa The aeeaAs
.srsSals." Hs took The .asid assiDst 1lS De
friend. the viceroy. ands Aftsr fspests6eo6<
eesses against the Royalties, ps0slaAnAA q.
plaE Of aovernmsat for The c0uAsry, wAtd6
from Ss :. !. Ai .oS a "ss = 8: e.
established his hsadQuar terA .TAe yice-
roy was W. al d,'"..sa 9 .. y l =; ao%s oov:
csas crush S.t ths . sees,:. ~ EpDo.ossas sssSa 81
Vera Orus, and. TO hts great suy1s1ess ~
csived visi. from Iturbfds-aoA' k0~cvsrs
With hostile intent, bat ~ . nsgostSto6. -
~ CAOoAsy AAVvOh " ~ 0O0SBAo0f t0V KILL
advantages the country would dsftvO AU0
his adnsring 70 Ne "prOsram % Of Iena1a,ss
that he acceltRd u IN the aame of his Sever.
egn. The 'spfcsramme Of jGualA'' adnit1s4
che principle OF Hereditary coAesltataonal
monarchy. the Chief Of tAe Stass 20 have tie
title Of Emperor. The Imp 1ial crown W.
to be offered to Ferdinand u Spain; on RsD.
dinand's refusal TO proceed 10 11szkOo Ana ~
sumo the Imperial digatty, 70 his hYothefs
Don Oarloe; on his refusal, 10 Don F1aAsasUe
de Paula, father Of the present King Oonss1ts
ana In she lest inssance II WAS 70 % o9srod
to the Archdsks charles, the well known
precedent, then, for Offering sthe CROWN % aD
Austrian Prince. In 0Ass all these refused.
the Sov vereign was to ba elected BY the 0exie
can Oortes. Ferdinand OF Spaia dsclineA
had then no children. ..s
In spite Of these successive refusa1e Ituy.
bids remained faithful to his monaYChtoa1
principles, and to yhe election Of an tnde-
q proof Of his stnc ncerity by prOelai ming him.
self Emperor Of MsxicO bx ths stylo ana
title OF Augustin the First. But his reign
eithrown. anu he hsd the country.r He
took efuge In Italy for a arsee. and dlas4ly
In England. In l624 he set ont for Mexico
incognito, made an attempt TO win bssk Aia
throne. to which he military and doubtless
popular suffrage had raised bim. ne was
disappointed. He was arrested ON l1ndin9
by his former partisans, and was shot with
out Ply and da; Without los. % q time at place
The frs; attemp pt to throw OF ~ Spanish
yoke to9k place in $50. under H1dalSo; the
second IN ls1o, ulder Moralts: the third In
1878, under Xavier NINA. nephew Of IspoS
erceJ who was also shot when taken pYis-
oner; and IN 1921, under Iturbide. ~
In Ss4 Mexico established herself TedsRal
was attained afsar the Glory over the 6pan
ish army by the Mexican patriots In that yOaT
how Mexico has gone ON since-Engiand
Fri.nee, and spsin know too we'll. :.
fEro,n The London Herald
The intervention is bringip9 on already tie
evils which Earl Rnsssil fcresAw, aad he 70.
signs hlmsslf to the falhilment OF his own
prophecies with the best grscs in the world.
Trus when he heard OF the capture Of Vera
l Orux, he Instructed Sir John CHAMPION to
/ read TO Marshal O'Donnsll and N. Oalderon
| Oollantes tho preamble and the aTNcls Of
| the Uonventi0n. (which definss what the
/ Intervention is intended TO do and what
| 1t 10 not intended 70 do;" and he re-
/ grets the determination Of the French En-.
pei or TO eend 600 more men, but he can mAks
no o0jeStion; hscan only decide skas oar 7o0
marines are not 70 march on Mex Co This 4
statssm anship Indeed. The Foseign NocY0,
tary expresses in ina strOn gss manner has ap..
preEension that claim 70 organize . asW
6ovsrnmsnt In MEXICO may b 6aifs upon the
] fourdation Of osbts and lojaries He de-
I seribcs such an inteTveuttoa ~ q scoarg0 .
MexicH-as q hopeless labor fUTs those Win
make IL yet he takes ready part In bE1ng.
ing that intssysntion about. The fear q!
attach TOO much Importance 70 tAss pro1es-
siops OF Marshsi O'DoE nell,. hat We be,i6Ie
in the insuperable obstacles In the Way Ul
Spauiah succO which Earl Husseli hes him
sslf pointed ont. We DO NOT bslisvs Spa!n
can conquer Mexico; but II We did, We sh6aId
SAX for .ne a,0ption Of bold, honest policy
towards her. fs a.a = sss 3